If you?

[bumblefish]

If you had £30-40,000 and wanted something to take you out in a F8-9 or more, safely, and bring you back, could take a knock down or two, what would you buy?

Not going round the whole way yet but might do!

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[30boat]

I'm quite happy with my Fulmar.Tough as nails now that the bugs were corrected.I'll take her anywhere.

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[cliff]

Sadler 34 83~84 vintage - foam filled "dead spaces" - "unsinkable" Had the money, bought one, been out in 8+ without major problem except swmbo complaining of feeling a little sick!. Not broached yet but a friend who has owned a couple S 34s assures me they take a lot to put them on their side and even then self right quickly.

Wonder if swmbo will let me try next weekend??

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[LORDNELSON]

Vancouver 27

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[jsl]

Nicholson 35

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[jerryat]

Hi 30boat!!

Totally agree! Me likewise.

Good sailing!

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[heerenleed]

Nicholson 31, 32, 35, 38 or any size I could get for my money
They are all very seaworthy and well constructed.

cheers


<hr width=100% size=1>Peter a/b SV Heerenleed, Steenbergen, Netherlands
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.heerenleed.tk>http://www.heerenleed.tk</A>

 

[waterboy]

McGregor 26 with two 250 horse outboards

<hr width=100% size=1>I never make the same mistake twice. I always make new ones.

 

[heerenleed]

Absolutely

And where would you put all the fuel to get you anywhere?
A second McGregor 26 no doubt.

cheers

<hr width=100% size=1>Peter a/b SV Heerenleed, Steenbergen, Netherlands
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.heerenleed.tk>http://www.heerenleed.tk</A>

 

[jorinda]

A month or so on the QM2

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