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![]() wrote in message ... On Tue, 04 Dec 2007 02:45:17 GMT, "Mo Chung" wrote: Hi, I want to buy a small sailboat that I can keep in my garage on a trailer. I live about 15 miles from a lake with a boat ramp. I live in the midwest with gusty windy days and I don't plan to race the boat. I enjoy learning new skills and I want to learning sailing. I read 2 books about sailing but no actual boat time ;-( I read about a West Wight Potter 19 on the web and considering 2000 and newer models. What would be the 3 best points and 3 worst points of the Potter 19? Any other boats I should consider? Thank you. - Mo - It probably wont fit in your garage. They make a 15 footer that "might" fit. You should consider your planned use of the boat. I have a Potter 19, and find that the rigging time involved (30-40min X 2) means that I dont really consider taking it out for much less than a full day. If I have just a few hours to go sailing, I didn't go. So, I got a smaller boat (14') that rigs in about 5 minutes. Craig Bryant |
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