FS: Vindo 40 in NY
xpress 30, S2 9.1, Santana 3030
and the Olson 911S come to mind. All have crappy interiors that don't invite cruising. You left off the boat that has 10 times the respect of your stillborn boat. The J30. Fast, fun and enough hulls to race one design. Oh, and an interior that is properly done. Still not as good a cruiser as the C&C 32, but nicer than an Express by a mile! Shall I post J30 interior pics? Too Easy, loco! http://www.jboats.com/j30/images/j30maincab.jpg Ker-SPLAT! Bwahahahaha! RB ---------------------------------------------------------------------- rec.boats.marketplace is a moderated newsgroup. See rules and legal disclaimer at http://www.algebra.com/rbm |
FS: Vindo 40 in NY
The Olson is not much of a cruiser.
The Santana 3030 is tiny below and we all know how your boat handles cruising. None of these boats are in the same class with a far stronger bend towards racing. Why not list the J27 and 29? They can also be cruised! To say the Olson 911S is "not much of a cruiser" really shows your ignorance. It has a beautiful interior. I can only assume you have never been on the boat. As far as "we all" who's we? and what's the problem. The J27 and 29 wern't listed by me because of the bend over factor. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" Trains are a winter sport ---------------------------------------------------------------------- rec.boats.marketplace is a moderated newsgroup. See rules and legal disclaimer at http://www.algebra.com/rbm |
FS: Vindo 40 in NY
For what? Oompa Loompa's? The interior of the 911S is far from beautiful,
unless you compare it to the express! You truly are a fool who knows nothing about boats. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" Trains are a winter sport ---------------------------------------------------------------------- rec.boats.marketplace is a moderated newsgroup. See rules and legal disclaimer at http://www.algebra.com/rbm |
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