Kukri
Well-Known Member
Good list.
Also cutless bearing, stern seal, batteries, alternative means of charging batteries, seacocks...
Also cutless bearing, stern seal, batteries, alternative means of charging batteries, seacocks...
There is a very good Nicholson 32 for sale here in Kent, just had a full pro respray, self steering gear, good sails etc . owner is a boatbuilderHey all,
Here's an example; if you had a budget of 25k tops, but this was every penny you had to your name, would you be looking at 26ft boats for 10-12k, or larger boats at around 18-21k? If you;
- Were thinking of crossing atlantic
- Cruising the med
- Living aboard
- Learning how to sail
- Were mostly sailing solo.
I really like Sadlers - there's lovely 26fter not far from me, but also down south, some lovely 29'ers, but the price difference between a well maintained, upgraded 26, and 29 is about 10 grand.
I've heard some people say buy the best/biggest you can afford, as you'll only be upgrading later, or others say buy small because there a lot of dreamboats up for sale because the owners ran out of money. I'd be curious to hear the advice and experience of the forum on this
Thanks,
Ross