I already own a nicer boat that you...and the new one is picked out for
2005,
the deal nearly set. You'll cry and cry!

First line is your opinion once again. Nicer? Not in my opinion. I
wouldn't want that old 70s design. There's that ugly stern and to make matters
worse you have that 9 foot stern ladder sticking up. Yea that's nicer alright.
Then there's the speed factor. Why would I want a 32 footer that sails with
26 footers and that's a fact! PHRF numbers don't lie. You have a 32 foot PHRF
C boat. LOL.........
As far as the anticipated 2005 purchase who cares. I'm content. If I
owned your present antique I'd want to move up too.
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Then there's the speed factor. Why would I want a 32 footer that sails with
26 footers and that's a fact! PHRF numbers don't lie. You have a 32 foot PHRF
C boat. LOL.........

Damn, let's see...how many racer cruisers of 26 feet handicap at 150-155, or
even 175? In fact, only a handful of racer oriented 30's can keep up, but still
don't have the space and comfort.
Looks like another desperate Loco lie!

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As far as the anticipated 2005 purchase who cares. I'm content. If I
owned your present antique I'd want to move up too.

Your boat is 20+ years old!!! And it still has an interior that's simply awful
compared to mine. The cabin trunk is to tall for the hull form. Far worse than
my generic stern!
Shall I post pics of that Express 30 interior again???

Bwahahahaha!

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As far as the anticipated 2005 purchase who cares. I'm content.

You do! and you're not!

Bwahahahaha! Crunch!

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On 13 Aug 2003 10:59:44 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

Shall I post pics of that Express 30 interior again???

Puke. God no, anything but that. We'll stop.

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Damn, let's see...how many racer cruisers of 26 feet handicap at 150-155, or
even 175? In fact, only a handful of racer oriented 30's can keep up, but still
don't have the space and comfort.
Looks like another desperate Loco lie!

An S2 7.9 26/27 foot blows the doors off your boat. A J24 or a Merit 25
can sail with your 32 footer.
As far as 30 foot dual purpose boats (not strictly race boats) go that not
only keep up but sail past you at Mach 1 the Express 30, S2 9.1, Santana 3030
and the Olson 911S come to mind. They all rate in the 125 - 144 range. That's
one handfull. Want more? Your too easy Lamo.
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Yup. Only someone seeking to race would pick a Express 30 over a C&C
anything!
And then they'd be smart and seek a J-boat. J-27 or J-29 trounce you! Or get a
late mid 80's J30 which has the nice cockpit and a real interior!
Not everybody wants an Express that has no character and a shoddy interior,
Loco.

J27 and J29 are not dual purpose boats. J30 which is tender and drives like
a bus is slower than an Express 30 which has a full cruising interior and an
oven. As far as the shoddy comment you know nothing about boats.
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Your boat is 20+ years old!!! And it still has an interior that's simply
awful
compared to mine. The cabin trunk is to tall for the hull form. Far worse than
my generic stern!
Shall I post pics of that Express 30 interior again???

LOL.......... You keep talking about the cabin trunk. The rest of the world
thinks it looks just fine. Yea, post the pictures again for the umteenth time
they made your interior look like a Fiberfab kit car.
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xpress 30, S2 9.1, Santana 3030
and the Olson 911S come to mind. They all rate in the 125 - 144 range. That's
one handfull. Want more? Your too easy Lamo.

That's the list I knew you'd come up with. 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!

Busted again!

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LOL.......... You keep talking about the cabin trunk. The rest of the world
thinks it looks just fine.

Yeah. Sure. No one I sent pics of the Express thought so.
He'd never admit it now, but when Scotty was talking to me he also said he
thought the boat was "off" looking.
Maybe it just takes a bad pic??? Again and again?

Bwahahahhaa!

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