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Old 13-08-2022, 20:30   #1
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Newby since 2010 and finally have a vessel fit for sea trials and wringing out this Fall in the NC coastal waters. Looking forward to diving in and getting wet within the folds of CF. Thanks for still being here.


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Old 13-08-2022, 20:46   #2
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Congratulations on your new to you boat. they are stout vessels.
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Old 14-08-2022, 11:48   #3
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Thanks Celestialsailor, nice to know since there were only nine 44's built. Having taken her down to the knees and back up with new glass, chainplates, rig etc. I concur with your word "stout". Best wishes.
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I saw a fixer awhile ago and thought they looked like a choice cruising vessel.
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Old 14-08-2022, 20:12   #5
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Yes, i got close on a Cal 2-46 a while back but think this vessel is more my style without a spade rudder and with a center board. Both are nice and roomy and the Cal engine room is amazing.
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I think you made a great choice. Feel free to get into the different categories. Start a thread or chime into some that are going on that you might have an opinion on.
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Old 15-08-2022, 05:54   #7
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Thanks for all. Will do when time permits. Looking forward to deepening the CF connection.

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Old 15-08-2022, 08:52   #8
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Congrats and welcome to CF. New Bern is a nice location to get some practice in with your new boat, have fun!
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Welcome aboard! I just joined recently and everyone has been really great, I'm sure you will settle right in.
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Welcome aboard CF, jas. Hope you get to shaking her down offshore, too. It's a wonderful feeling to know your boat's hell for stout. At anchor, with the board up, the boat just lies quietly to the breeze.

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