Recovering From TC Oswald.

[44'cruisingcat]

Originally Posted by Jimbo485

Beautiful!!

What paint did you use?

We're using Jotun paints. Pengard highbuild then Imperite 300 poly.

[44'cruisingcat]

It's been a long haul, but:



















She's back afloat!

A very satisfying moment.

Another was when the surveyor asked "Which was the damaged hull?"

Not that you can blame him, It's completely impossible to tell.

[monte]

might wannna hide the name from the pics for resale though

[44'cruisingcat]

No need. This has all been done "Above board", the repairs have been checked by an engineer as well as by the designer and surveyor. The rigging wire is going to be replaced before the rig goes back on, the entire rig will be checked also even though the rig didn't suffer any damage.

The boat is as good as new.

[Factor]

Also no point hiding the name if it ever sells using a reputable broker, most if not all reputable brokers in Australia require disclosure of history in their sales listing agreement.

[downunder]

44C,

Good job.

Is that a cat dingy on the stern?

Any pictures? Thanks

[nimblemotors]

Looks great, nice work!

[44'cruisingcat]

Originally Posted by downunder

44C,

Good job.

Is that a cat dingy on the stern?

Any pictures? Thanks

The dinghy is actually a tri hull. Bob Oram designed too.

[44'cruisingcat]

Back cruising!

In Coongul creek, Fraser Island.


School's Out, Sentier (a Schionning whose fixed rudders I converted to kick-ups) and us.


School's Out, coming out of Island Head creek.