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Is the Hallberg Rassy 36 the best built, best deigned world cruiser you can buy a recent (used) example of for less than £100K?
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That\'s true - nver sailed on one yet!
But that's an honest answer!
But that's an honest answer!
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ONVI 385 by Alubat for a starter
much better looking, easier to repair even more proven.
much better looking, easier to repair even more proven.
Alistairr
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Re: No. It\'s...
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claymore
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Gosh - Humperdink - there's a blast from the past
Wonder how he's doing - Anyone know?
Gosh - Humperdink - there's a blast from the past
Wonder how he's doing - Anyone know?
tome
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Re: Is the Hallberg Rassy 36 the best built, best deigned world cruiser you can buy a recent (used) example of for less than £100K?
Build quality isn't the sole factor, and I would be looking for potential passage times also.
A small boat with a centre cockpit is a design error IMO. Having said that, Magnus Rassy must be well pleased that the HR36 has become his marketing dream. Call him - he loves to chat.
Build quality isn't the sole factor, and I would be looking for potential passage times also.
A small boat with a centre cockpit is a design error IMO. Having said that, Magnus Rassy must be well pleased that the HR36 has become his marketing dream. Call him - he loves to chat.
DeeGee
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Re: Is the Hallberg Rassy 36 the best built, best deigned world cruiser you can buy a recent (used) example of for less than £100K?
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Massive chart table, heaps of storage, sensible lines, perfect galley, decent keel, great displacement for load carrying, etc. and beautiful to boot. Should this be my long term goal?<BR><BR>I'd certainly like to see YM produce a samll series on boats of 40' and under for world cruising - but especially if they kept to a budget of, say £100K for boats structurally and mechanically "ready to go".<BR><BR>While not of mass readership appeal, as most of us just potter around Britain and our nearest neighbours, we must be overdue for some good dreaming material - if only to scare our partners!
[/ QUOTE ]Couldn't you live with something like this
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Massive chart table, heaps of storage, sensible lines, perfect galley, decent keel, great displacement for load carrying, etc. and beautiful to boot. Should this be my long term goal?<BR><BR>I'd certainly like to see YM produce a samll series on boats of 40' and under for world cruising - but especially if they kept to a budget of, say £100K for boats structurally and mechanically "ready to go".<BR><BR>While not of mass readership appeal, as most of us just potter around Britain and our nearest neighbours, we must be overdue for some good dreaming material - if only to scare our partners!
[/ QUOTE ]Couldn't you live with something like this