Although the premium may be paid to ensure the quality and durability.
Pictures below of my dark, cramped, antique shop interior and old and rotten stinking bilge in my dirty and smelly 1980’s boat. Book matched, heavy teak interiors are so dreadful. I wish that I had seen this thread earlier and been educated into buying something niceGo to Yachtworld, set the filter to 1985 and earlier, look at the pictures. Then set the filter to 2015 and later, look at the pictures. Get it?
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I haven’t studied recent Rassys but my 2000 boat has a non-structural foam lining that looks like a core, down to just below the waterline, chiefly for insulation. I don’t know if later models have changed.
Gosh, that is horrible! How you can spend time there beggers belief! Well, sort of.. ;o)Pictures below of my dark, cramped, antique shop interior and old and rotten stinking bilge in my dirty and smelly 1980’s boat. Book matched, heavy teak interiors are so dreadful. I wish that I had seen this thread earlier and been educated into buying something nice
So many reasons for a foam core. We have little or no condensation except on the washboard. Obviously we have foam, for stiffness, lightness and strength. The insulation is a welcome offshoot.
The boat is a credit to youPictures below of my dark, cramped, antique shop interior and old and rotten stinking bilge in my dirty and smelly 1980’s boat. Book matched, heavy teak interiors are so dreadful. I wish that I had seen this thread earlier and been educated into buying something nice
.... the exception that proves the rule Spot on, give that man a virtual beer. .... a nice little flat with a sea view I can change at will. .... and it's not too shabby either, despite its age.
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Where are the hull windows? So not that current a design. Nice looking interior.The boat is a credit to you
Here's some brochure pictures of an IKEA loft apartment, (haven't found the keel yet, must have dropped off somewhere) ....
Spot on, give that man a virtual beer. .... a nice little flat with a sea view I can change at will. .... and it's not too shabby either, despite its age.
Wasn't looking for a boat this old (2008) but as soon as I got on board it was like stepping into a time-warp.
One of the most fastidious owners I have ever come across - it was sold by the time I reached the bottom of the companionway steps ... and I was the first to view it.
... and it's got a lead keel.
Thanks. The hull windows are not very big, so I've got a hull window inferiority complex. 3 on each side, they've got curtains over them in the pics. It's not a current Bav either ... I guess it's a middle-aged AWB.
