Yeah - not bad cruising boats at all particularly a well finished
boat. Most in
Australia were
hull and
deck built and then owner finished. There are two near me in the marina, and one in particular is an exceptional nicely finished
boat.
Sails okay and is a marvellous
live aboard boat for long term sailing. (its
for sale as well by the original owner)
They have limited vision from inside which is an absolute must for me, and are a little heavy for their length but all in all you could do a lot worse. Good ones are fairly expensive, a real good one (after allowing for
rigging replacement sail replacement etc etc) was not much different from my
new boat in terms of
price when we were looking so they dropped off my
radar.
But like I said - definitely worth a look.