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Old 07-05-2010, 22:06   #1
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Pacific Seacraft 25 vs Pacific Seacraft Dana

I'm noticing a huge difference in price between these 2 boats. The dana is shorter and more expensive. does anyone know why?

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The PS25 is a double-ender with an outboard rudder and does not have standing headroom (unless you happen to be 4 feet tall).
PS25 is designed after the East Coast Cod fishing boats of the 19th century.
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Nonetheless, the PSC25 has done some great voyaging. Google "tiny bubbles" and you can find a couple 20somethings who took one all over creation. There is also a yahoo group dedicated to the 25.

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I'd prefer an Orion to either of those two.
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Old 08-05-2010, 10:39   #5
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Orion

I agree on the Orion. Nice boat. For some reason (perhaps that it is not a crealock boat) it is sort of the black sheep of the PSC family. I figure that just makes it more affordable (significantly cheaper than a Dana). I particularly like the dinette version.
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Was the Orion a Crelock disign?
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The Pacific Seacraft Orion was designed by Henry Mohrschladt, I believe, not Bill Crealock.

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Does that make the boat as good a crelock disign? Looking for strong boat in about this size range?
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Old 09-05-2010, 11:25   #9
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The Dana is a cool boat, so is the Orion. I wouldn't buy a PSC 25, standing headroom is really nice.
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