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Old 08-10-2017, 09:28   #1
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New member somewhat new to sailing researching monohull 70’s era to cruise when retiring in three years $ are limited so many ? Solid hull ? Full keel? Skeg hung rudder? Updated electronics? Sometimes seams a daunting task ...........
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Howdy and Welcome Aboard CF!

It sounds like you have a dream, and one many of us share. Learning from what you can read on this forum can help that dream become a reality.

Bon Voyage on the Forum and on the water too.
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I like the old heavy cruising monohulls for offshore work. If I ever shed my catamaran, look for me in a Westsail 42.
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Old 26-10-2017, 21:13   #4
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Welcome aboard mikemilt! May I suggest you look one or two decades earlier? There are some great bargains to be had in 60s boats... and definitely solid hulls... there was a Spencer 35 that needed an engine going for under $3K in San Diego recently. You aren't going to find many boats, new or old, with a more solid hull... Good luck!
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New member somewhat new to sailing researching monohull 70’s era to cruise when retiring in three years $ are limited so many ? Solid hull ? Full keel? Skeg hung rudder? Updated electronics? Sometimes seams a daunting task ...........
See this.

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Old 27-10-2017, 10:09   #6
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