Centurien 47

[El Pinguino]

Don't know the boats.... but this would appeal to me... 1999 Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37 Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com

Depends a lot where you plan to sail ... this would suit me better ... others may choose to differ .. and most likely will

[outbound_308]

Anywhere and everywhere. Plan is to live aboard, sail the Caribbean for a couple years and then head out for points unknown. Ireland? Tahiti ? Asia who knows...


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[El Pinguino]

Hmmmm.... nobody can tell you what to buy .... the best you can hope for is to be warned off junk.

If I was looking for another boat I would find it very difficult ( if I excluded what I have) .

I spent 15 months around a marina( Gulf Harbour NZ ) where lots of boats were getting overhauled and that has left me scarred ( and scared ) for life....

I know what not to buy .....

[outbound_308]

I could get a Tayana v42 for the price of the ps37 ? Can't wait till the boat show I just need to get on some boats and crawl around


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[outbound_308]

Full circle http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1986...a#.V6Y_z_Q8KnM


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[outbound_308]

Well things may have just moved up. I am currently landlocked (Missouri). I had no idea ho big a boat could be transported by tractor trailer, or the most important part that I could afford it. So technically I could downsize to a nice praetorian 35. Have it delivered to lake of the ozarks. Enjoy it/ prep it for early retirement the have it hauled to the coast. So instead of waiting till retirement (4years), could be aboard in 1.5 to 2 years.(after house is sold). Would then be saving a lot of money and have more time to get the boat ready .


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[dusmarie]

see the file

[outbound_308]

I'm sorry I don't see it



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