Bartvh
New Member
Dear all,
New on this site and let me throw something at you, see what responses I get:
I found a Najad 360 (app. from 1988, unsure), a boat that sells for 100.000+ if in reasonable condition, but it has been in the (sea)water, unused, for 10 years!
No visible osmosis on the waterline (it's still in the water can't see it very well), but the teak deck is basically gone. Furthermore, the previous owner attached two larger metal hand railings to the deck, right through the teak. I fear leakage there into the decks (balsa) core, but that is a guess.
So, my question, just a rough indication of a few knowledgeable people would be welcome: would this be something worth buying and fixing up (in a low-wage but not very knowledgeable country, I must add), and if so, for (very) roughly, what amount?
I realise this is a difficult question, but for a novice like me it's undoubtedly more difficult than for most people on this forum, so any ideas are much appreciated!
Thanks and best regards,
New on this site and let me throw something at you, see what responses I get:
I found a Najad 360 (app. from 1988, unsure), a boat that sells for 100.000+ if in reasonable condition, but it has been in the (sea)water, unused, for 10 years!
No visible osmosis on the waterline (it's still in the water can't see it very well), but the teak deck is basically gone. Furthermore, the previous owner attached two larger metal hand railings to the deck, right through the teak. I fear leakage there into the decks (balsa) core, but that is a guess.
So, my question, just a rough indication of a few knowledgeable people would be welcome: would this be something worth buying and fixing up (in a low-wage but not very knowledgeable country, I must add), and if so, for (very) roughly, what amount?
I realise this is a difficult question, but for a novice like me it's undoubtedly more difficult than for most people on this forum, so any ideas are much appreciated!
Thanks and best regards,
