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Old 24-08-2018, 08:49   #61
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Re: (Extremely) low Budget Cataraman for Singelhanded Crusing

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1982 Prout Sirocco 26 - 6011535

Could be just perfect.. set her up as you want.. new sails and Bobs your uncle..
I bought that boat, spent the last 6 months updating her. single Yamaha 9.9 x long high thrust, B&G wind, depth, speed, autopilot, radar and AIS. bit of a re-wire. rubbed down and copper coated. just started sailing her and I have to say very impressed.
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Old 18-05-2020, 17:53   #62
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April Fools............???????

You missed it it was yesterday.

Kind of tired of seeing people on this forum bash other people's dreams. If you don't think the dream is reasonable just say why, minus the sarcasm. I'm pretty sure this person is looking for a solution, or at least some education, not a lashing. I'm saying this to all of you, you know who you are. This forum would be waaaayyyyyy better without that kind of behavior.
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Old 05-06-2020, 10:22   #63
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Re: (Extremely) low Budget Cataraman for Singelhanded Crusing

I knew it was coming. Every time I read a post about buying a catamaran(the man wants a catamaran) there will be several posts about buying a monohull. I haven't read CF for a while and things haven't changed. Funny.
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Old 05-06-2020, 10:32   #64
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Re: (Extremely) low Budget Cataraman for Singelhanded Crusing

Every time I read a post about buying an extremely low budget catamaran, this image pops into my mind:



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Old 05-06-2020, 18:30   #65
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Re: (Extremely) low Budget Cataraman for Singelhanded Crusing

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Kind of tired of seeing people on this forum bash other people's dreams. If you don't think the dream is reasonable just say why, minus the sarcasm.
Many years later, I'm still out here, cruising my Gemini catamaran all over the place. However, thinking that you can buy any boat for a few thousand dollars, and sail it around, even a Gemini, is a fools errand........

And where are you cruising exactly......???
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Old 05-06-2020, 23:59   #66
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Re: (Extremely) low Budget Cataraman for Singelhanded Crusing

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Many years later, I'm still out here, cruising my Gemini catamaran all over the place. However, thinking that you can buy any boat for a few thousand dollars, and sail it around, even a Gemini, is a fools errand........

And where are you cruising exactly......???
You sail in the protected waters of the ICW, Thats not open ocean,

I sail my Gemini 105 MC in Bass Strait, Australia,
Which is jammed between the Southern Ocean and the Southern Ocean, Tasman Sea,
Its also crossed the Pacific Ocean,
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Old 06-06-2020, 05:22   #67
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You sail in the protected waters of the ICW, Thats not open ocean,
Well, I do have the GICW, but, No........ mostly I sail in the Gulf of Mexico and I've also sailed in the Atlantic Ocean..........
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