powerskipper
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What new boat are around at the mo in the 15ft to 50ft range, I did not have time at the show to look at all and need to be educated, So please help me. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Up date me please!
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powerskipper
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Huff
So no one has any ideas,
no knights in shining armourer then,
oh well
Has anyone had a super hawk 37/40
or the
Antares 13.80
So no one has any ideas,
no knights in shining armourer then,
oh well
Has anyone had a super hawk 37/40
or the
Antares 13.80
Solitaire
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Re: Huff
Come on next delivery I do of a Monterey - got a "25" to do in March to Brighton.
Come on next delivery I do of a Monterey - got a "25" to do in March to Brighton.
Elza_Skip
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Re: Huff
I spent some while on the aquador stand- their boats seem ideal for our variable conditions with a choice of hardtop or cabin and a great fit out
I spent some while on the aquador stand- their boats seem ideal for our variable conditions with a choice of hardtop or cabin and a great fit out
BarryH
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" What new boat are around at the mo in the 15ft to 50ft range" Thats a nice narrow niche range you chosen
powerskipper
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Well a lady likes to have a choice /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
BarryH
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Well a lady likes to have a choice /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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In other words wimmin' don't know what they want!! /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
Well a lady likes to have a choice /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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In other words wimmin' don't know what they want!! /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
mjf
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The Chris Craft's are a good buy IMHO
powerskipper
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Barry ! We just like to keep you all guessing /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
powerskipper
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Any particular model you like best.
powerskipper
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Re: Huff
What bits did you like best, was the galley good, seating , which bits do you remember best.
What bits did you like best, was the galley good, seating , which bits do you remember best.
mjf
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Yep the 20ft for £30K
Elza_Skip
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Re: Huff
Julie
For me it was the practicability of a 23 or 26ft boat for living on for a couple of weeks, coupled with good weather protection and seaworthiness. The fit out seemed really good.
I also liked the hard top design that gives a sort of outdoor feeling whilst being able to still shut out the weather.
Apparently a 23' went on one of the magazine cross channel trips last year
Overall these seemed the next logical step from my 21' Skibsplast
Vernon
Julie
For me it was the practicability of a 23 or 26ft boat for living on for a couple of weeks, coupled with good weather protection and seaworthiness. The fit out seemed really good.
I also liked the hard top design that gives a sort of outdoor feeling whilst being able to still shut out the weather.
Apparently a 23' went on one of the magazine cross channel trips last year
Overall these seemed the next logical step from my 21' Skibsplast
Vernon
whisper
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Re: Huff
Think that the under saloon cabin arrangement is very clever on the 28c but perhaps rather impractical if the hydraulic floor lifting arrangement goes phut ! Think you will also find that you could only stand up to drive the HT versions in flat water. Otherwise you risk being beheaded by the cabin top. Agree that the finish appears to be super and they look really attractive.
Think that the under saloon cabin arrangement is very clever on the 28c but perhaps rather impractical if the hydraulic floor lifting arrangement goes phut ! Think you will also find that you could only stand up to drive the HT versions in flat water. Otherwise you risk being beheaded by the cabin top. Agree that the finish appears to be super and they look really attractive.
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