Hello All

[Astro]

Thank you. Me gusta la leche mi misma.

[boatman61]

Liability insurance is all you need to get by.... just make sure you don't hit anything...

[Wand]

Originally Posted by Astro

Thank you. Me gusta la leche mi misma.

[Astro]

Good to hear. Expecting a good bit of preventative terror as a key nav tool, resulting possibly in beads of sweat. Been reading the NOAA pilots and have been bordering on panic attacks already, right here on dry land drinking coffee at the kitchen table! Thanx for the welcome.

[Wand]

Originally Posted by Astro

There are good sides to being HAD. Just ask the happy looking sheep there. Anyway...let's get down to business: I have repeatedly heard that wooden boats, and anything over 20 yr old is either impossible, or fisccally prhibitive to insure, yet this is often a marina requirement. What gives? does this apply to liability only as well? (I haven't had guts enoutgh to discuss any of this with my insurance agent yet). My budget is gonna put me in that situation so far as I can tell.

It depends where you are.. Down here for example a survey is all that's needed on any boat material of any age (ferro usually an exception). I expect the rules vary everywhere so probably you'll just have to ask a local insurance rep.

[Astro]

You too At Sea! Slanjava! (spelling doubtful, but supposedly Gaelic for To Your Health or some relative there of). Now back to that Whisky thing...G'night all.

[boatman61]

Take the pilots with a grain of salt... not saying they're a waste of space,,, but all the way down the Atlantic Coast to Gib I was paranoid reading my ships pilot about the hazards etc.... that was the 1st time... now I know better... most of its for ships....

[SkiprJohn]

Aloha and welcome aboard!
To to have you here and posting. Benny Hill was one my very favorite comedies but I guess it was just to politically incorrect for U. S. viewers so they took it off the air.
kind regards,

[joey69]

good luck