Croftie
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Nope
http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?2880-Chris-Craft-232-Crowne-experienced
Started 2001, revived 2011 re revived last month.
Attention: Fairline 32 Sedan Owners
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http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?2880-Chris-Craft-232-Crowne-experienced
Started 2001, revived 2011 re revived last month.
Montemar
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Big engines for river usage. More likely to be smokey if they cannot get warmed up due to river/canal speed limits.
CLB
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C'mom chaps, keep up. The record is mine. I revived the oldest mobo thread in existence just the other day.
http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?3-Re-Getting-up-the-slip&p=5716575#post5716575
There are a couple of slightly older ones, but they are rag and stick threads so don't count
Bajansailor
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There is a 32 Sedan called 'No Fear' languishing in the boat park at Oistins, Barbados, and she appears to be very unloved - I am sure that she would love to have a new home and owner who is happy to give her some TLC.
She was owned by a friend of mine for a while many years ago, and she also spent some years moored in Admiralty Bay, Bequia, in the Grenadines.
Here are a few photos of her.
The poor timber fishing vessel in the background of the first photo is rather ironically called 'We Care' - she became a write off a couple of years ago when she was being lifted by a crane and one of the lifting wires or straps failed, and she fell about 3' onto hard standing, which pretty much loosened every fastener, and fractured every timber frame.
And here is a 1985 model for sale - she was built in British Columbia (I presume under license from Fairline).
She looks rather nice with her blue hull and larger (than Fairlines) diamond shaped side windows.
http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1985/Fairline-32-FlyBridge-Sedan-2756599/Picton/Canada#.V1zF1tIrIdW
She was owned by a friend of mine for a while many years ago, and she also spent some years moored in Admiralty Bay, Bequia, in the Grenadines.
Here are a few photos of her.
The poor timber fishing vessel in the background of the first photo is rather ironically called 'We Care' - she became a write off a couple of years ago when she was being lifted by a crane and one of the lifting wires or straps failed, and she fell about 3' onto hard standing, which pretty much loosened every fastener, and fractured every timber frame.
And here is a 1985 model for sale - she was built in British Columbia (I presume under license from Fairline).
She looks rather nice with her blue hull and larger (than Fairlines) diamond shaped side windows.
http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1985/Fairline-32-FlyBridge-Sedan-2756599/Picton/Canada#.V1zF1tIrIdW
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