mainsail1
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My early 2000s Bavarias had teak decks and they were only stuck on with Sikaflex. The teak was also very thin, about 6mm. Not sure removal would be such a big issue?
My early 2000s Bavarias had teak decks and they were only stuck on with Sikaflex. The teak was also very thin, about 6mm. Not sure removal would be such a big issue?
Easy enough to remove but very expensive to replace... I’d guess more than half the value of the boat... You’d still be looking at a hefty bill to use fake teak.
'Only' stuck on with Sikaflex?!My early 2000s Bavarias had teak decks and they were only stuck on with Sikaflex. The teak was also very thin, about 6mm. Not sure removal would be such a big issue?
I own one, Bav 41, 97.
Nice boat if you find one that is not too worn out. Quite sturdy hull. Spacious inside. Very good quality woodworking. All cabins, including the "twin" in the bow, are very comfortable.
Disadvantages - The stachions are poorly attached to the deck. Weak Volvo engine - standard 40 hp with saildrive.
Overall a good boat. It goes out well upwind. Rig - Selden, with a large genoa. Gently enters the wave.
At this age, a lot will depend on a particular specimen, if the boat is in good condition, it is worth buying. If you want ask about this model, you can ask me