MarkR
New member
Hi,
Looking at a Relcraft 29 (1988+Twin petrol i/b) as first boat. Thoughts....
Thanks,
Mark
Looking at a Relcraft 29 (1988+Twin petrol i/b) as first boat. Thoughts....
Thanks,
Mark
Relcraft 29
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lanason
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My Dad had a Relcraft 19' many years ago. I think the 29' was called the Saphire - is this the aft cabin model ??
Is this the one with the "rounded" bows rather than a deep vee ??
Relcraft are quite basic - not the Coachbuilt end of the Market. Where do you intend to use her ??? what size are the engines - I guess 120 or 140 Mercrusier as opposed to V*lv* - be surprised if much bigger.
Adrian
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Is this the one with the "rounded" bows rather than a deep vee ??
Relcraft are quite basic - not the Coachbuilt end of the Market. Where do you intend to use her ??? what size are the engines - I guess 120 or 140 Mercrusier as opposed to V*lv* - be surprised if much bigger.
Adrian
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byron
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Quite a rare boat because they never gained popularity. I would be reluctant to buy one unless the price severely reflected it's original unpopularity. Sorry if this isn't the answer you were hoping for but better to be honest than urge you to buy. In that range you'd be better looking at a Princess 286.
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