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Old 08-01-2010, 20:27   #1
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Hi from Scott and Kim - NoCal

My wife and I find ourselves at the point that we have time for some extended cruising and are in the sell down mode, mainly our airplane, to finance a cruising sailboat. A Pearson 365 is at the top of our short list, though a Mariner 39 & 36 look good as well as a Islander 36. I have learned much from the forms on this sight and for that I want to say thank you. I was born into a boating family and my Bride of 30 years had no trouble jumping right in as at 19 we bought our first sailboat and much to her parents dismay, off we went on five day trips to the Channel Islands off of California. We look forward to extended trips to Mexico and beyond in the near future. Happy Sailing, Scott and Kim
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Old 08-01-2010, 20:33   #2
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Sounds wonderful. Fair winds to you!

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Old 08-01-2010, 21:35   #3
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Welcome,
We are glad to have you and your wife here. I sailed on a Pearson 365 throughout some of the great lakes and loved her. She is a heavy girl, built tough. I hope that you will continue to update the forum as your plans develop.
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Old 09-01-2010, 04:24   #4
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Rearsteer - you guys aren't rear wheel drive rally, or motorsport enthusiasts by any chance?
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sell down mode, mainly our airplane,

If its a 747 you should be able to get enough to buy a 3 foot tub without a plug.

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Old 09-01-2010, 09:29   #6
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Yes Factor we are. Our car has both front and rearsteer. I have used rearsteer on 4x4 forums for years and just to save brain power I though it would work here as well. Sailboats are rearsteer as well aren't they?
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Old 09-01-2010, 09:36   #7
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MarkJ, When I get ready to put in some wifi stuff on our boat I want to know what you use as you post up alot. What ever you use it must be working good. I have injoyed reading your post, keep it up.
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Rearsteer,
Welcome aboard--Nice to hear you are returning to your first love--Sailing.
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Aloha and welcome aboard!
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