Any Other Endeavour 35 Owners On Cruisers Forum ?

[Cubkin]

Actually, there is now an Endeavour owners group on Facebook - seems to be the old endeavourowners.com bunch migrated to a new format. (In case you haven't already found it) Better than nothing!

[Alecadi]

Originally Posted by Cubkin

Actually, there is now an Endeavour owners group on Facebook - seems to be the old endeavourowners.com bunch migrated to a new format. (In case you haven't already found it) Better than nothing!

Don't like Facebook...............

[Cubkin]

Can't say I blame you - I'm not that fond of it myself. Upon visiting the group, it seems to be a very small club of mostly E42's and mostly in TX.

[Leebob]

Alecadi thanks for the reply. For starters I have no spinnaker halyard is yours internal of the mast? I would like to know how yours is rigged. I also have no salon table. The boat has factory a/c that dosent work and in these northern lattitudes we probly will never need it I am thinking about making it just heat from the yanmar while were under way.

[Alecadi]

Yesterday going back to the marina at Dinner Key, in Miami we crossed a sister ship in the channel going out. I was as excited as the captain of the other boat was.
Name of this Endeavour was: COYOTE
I hope she is permanently based a DKM..
We'll check that.

[Alecadi]

Originally Posted by Leebob

Alecadi thanks for the reply. For starters I have no spinnaker halyard is yours internal of the mast? I would like to know how yours is rigged. I also have no salon table. The boat has factory a/c that dosent work and in these northern lattitudes we probly will never need it I am thinking about making it just heat from the yanmar while were under way.

We have the factory installed A/C working quite well so far...and in Florida it's quite useful, and that's one of the few equipments we didn't replace since we have the boat.
Both halyards are internal but we have rollers on main and Genoa. No Spinnaker so far (Admiral not very keen on it)
Alec

[sea1ljs]

Originally Posted by Cubkin

Please don't limit yourselves by size - we own an Endeavour 33 and would love to be included in any kind of owners' discussion group.

I own a 1979 Endeavour 43 and would like to hear from other 43' owners on how they've managed their boats. The "stale" Endeavour website was very usefull when I purchased the boat 9 years ago but it would be nice to exchange current information particularly with Pacific Northwest owners.

[Cptn Happy]

I too am an Endeavour owner. I've owned "Pegasus", my E-40, since 1988. I would also like to interact w/other Endeavour owners but our owners web site has gone silent. Unfortunately, it's design is dated. It seems to make a general interaction among owners difficult as you are channeled into specific topics. Maybe one of our computerheads could fine tune the site for us? Just thinking. Cptn Happy

[Alecadi]

Originally Posted by Cptn Happy

I too am an Endeavour owner. I've owned "Pegasus", my E-40, since 1988. I would also like to interact w/other Endeavour owners but our owners web site has gone silent. Unfortunately, it's design is dated. It seems to make a general interaction among owners difficult as you are channeled into specific topics. Maybe one of our computerheads could fine tune the site for us? Just thinking. Cptn Happy

That would be a good idea!! In this forum there is "group" by center of interest. How can we create one for Endeavour owners (all size)?
Alec

[johnsailor]

Originally Posted by Alecadi

I'll be glad to talk and exchange ideas and experiences with other owners of Endeavour 35 on this forum?

Anybody out there?

Hi,
I bought my Endeavour 35 in South Carolina in '10. She needed some work, but was basically sound and now I sail her out of Gravesend Bay, Brooklyn, NY.
Glad to talk about any type of project, as I have done many on other boats, and some on this one, with more planned
Best,
John Buchbinder (john at grandrenovation dot com)
E35, "Ariela"