Which boats can do both inland waterway and offshore cruising?

[MapisM]

Re: Lateral thinking

On paper, she doesn't impress me at all, frankly speaking.
I guess you weren't suggesting her as an alternative to the Mulder, were you?

On a side note, isn't their 'virtual brochure' awful!?...
It's amazing that someone is led to believe (by wannabe high-tech consultants I guess) that there is any added value in building a site that way instead of using a plain pdf file.

 

[MapisM]

Re: Lateral thinking

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Also cat A if i am not mistaken
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I will go and have a look and see if they are building any 60's at the moment and get a few piccys for you , if you wish ?


[/ QUOTE ]Just seen your edited addition above. Yup, cat A she is, according to their specs.
Re. building pics - even if I guess that your question wasn't actually addressed to myself - of course it's always interesting to see them.

 

[Nick_H]

Re: Lateral thinking

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I guess you weren't suggesting her as an alternative to the Mulder, were you?

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It's a European built, cat A, 60 foot, low air draft, semi-d, long range cruiser. Was it such a crazy suggestion?

 

[MapisM]

Re: Lateral thinking

Short answer, yes.
Different leagues, just look at the Mulder specs.
All imho, as always.