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Québec 1 · 08-03-2008, 10:20

My fleet:
2003 Blue Macgregor 26M ( in Maine)
14 foot fiberglass daysailer (in the backyard)
Boats are us rubber dingy with a sail (in the trunk..

.but she has sailed in the Atlantic , the Pacific , the Great Lakes and many other places)
130 foot Altair Schooner (on the mantel)

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**Jeff H** · 08-03-2008, 12:55

"130 foot Altair schooner on the mantel".....You must have a very big mantle. Id hate to see your firewood bill.

Québec 1 · 08-03-2008, 16:13

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Originally Posted by Jeff H

"130 foot Altair schooner on the mantel".....You must have a very big mantle. Id hate to see your firewood bill.

:cubalibrelol

yelnats69 · 16-03-2008, 18:31

Its a project boat, bought as salvage currently in my front yard, I have removed the perkins 4.154 and about to rebuild.

Anyone got any 4.154 spares to sell? or know a source, I need rings shell bearings, starter alternator, I understand that the same engine was used in mazda pickups in the 80's anyone crossed over parts??

Stan & karen "project Moonshine"

Hello to everyone we are new members Brits living in Florida!!

djc1 · 17-03-2008, 10:56

Recently completed a 3-year "Atlantic Circle" in our Vancouver 32 Pilothouse. Robert Harris design. Built in the Tayana yard in Taiwan. 1986 vintage.

exranger · 17-03-2008, 11:18

I have an O'Day 32 CC I just bought here in Florida. Loving it. Sold my nice Catalina 27, needed more room (hey, isn't that always true, lol).

Anyone else here have one?

theonecalledtom · 17-03-2008, 12:26

Downeaster 38' Cutter, '81. Taken out twice now yesterday's fun involving a glorious sunny but chilly blast out of San Diego bay with 15-20 knot winds and 8-10 foot swells offset by the Commanders spicy lasanga.

Perfect!!

Bill G · 17-03-2008, 12:54

I have a 1986 Vancouver 32 cutter - built at Northshore Yachts in England.

sloopdavidb · 17-03-2008, 22:27

S/V ASYLUM,
Westsail 32, Hull #512
Alameda, Ca. to Hilo, Hi. in July 08.

scarab · 12-04-2008, 04:12

My boat is a 2003 Hanse 371 with 3 cabines.

cantxsailor · 22-04-2008, 14:08

A lot smaller than the average here but it's paid for and suits me fine. If I win the lotto.............

Sailorcanuck · 24-04-2008, 14:28

My wife and I sail a 2004 Hanse 371 - "Blondie". We bought her new - first brand new boat after owning 3 C&C's and an O'Day. The Hanse 371 is a great boat - strongly built in Germany (glassed in stringers & bulkheads, etc) with a CE Certification Category A (Ocean). Many have sailed accross the Atlantic. She sails well and is very fast.

jeanpier · 30-04-2008, 02:30

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Originally Posted by windthief

1970 CAL 2-30

WELL HOW ABOUT A 1970 CAL 2-30 WITH A 5 FOOT EXTENSION ON THE STERN. I BOUGHT WIND THIEF 2 MONTHS AGO AND WOULD LOVE TO LEAVE NOW FOR MEX AND COSTA RICA. UNFORTUNALY I HAVE TO FINISH PAYING THE DAMN THING OFF.

THIS IS REALLY COOL TO KNOW WHAT MY FELLOW SAILERS ARE SPENDING THE BEST TIMES AND MOST OF THEIR MONEY ON.

FULL PIC ON MY PROFILE.

KEEP THE BOTTOM DOWN,

BRAD D.

Hi Brad,
I am contemplating buying a Cal 2-30 for ocean cruising and saw your note about adding a 5' extension to a Cal 2-30. Do you have some pictures of what you have done as I would appreciate seeing them?
Thanks,

Richkd · 01-05-2008, 22:23

Ok ok ok ......dont see many Hunter's represented here. I have a 1996 Hunter 280 Named Ali Mar 2 . Prior to that a 1988 Hunter 28.5 named Ali Mar piror to that a Sorverign 24 named Alice Marie.It was one way to get the wife on board. Prior to that a 24 inch hand made replica of a real sail boat that is now at the bottom of the lake in Central Park, NYC. Sorry grand dad. Was my first time at the helm.