Would someone like to buy this yacht...

Twister_Ken

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...and then lend her to me?

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To answer your questions, er, yes... and no!!

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i'd be delighted to (for half an hour, provided you did all the varnishing first....)

incidentally what does 'bridge clearance' mean?

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How about....

<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.yachtworld.com/core/uk/listing/pl_boat_detail.jsp?currency=GBP&units=Meters&checked_boats=1005869&> Hephzibah </A>

Photo's show her mid-cruise so she looks abit "busy"...

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Ken,
If a buy a shiny Beneteau then I would be so happy to take you out on it. You could spend so much time,,,erm,,,well,,,err,,,varnishing?,,,no,,,sailing it?,,,yes/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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Both beautiful boats - if you've got the time for the varnishing.

Personnally I'd go for the Holman design

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I'd have to agree too.

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Not a tadge biased are we? The Buchanan looks like a fine boat also IMO, though I'd want to get some weight off the counter.

On balance I'd probably have to agree...

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Acshully I think it looks the epitome of manky old boats and I would'nt waste my money on it. Much better with a nice new boat with warranties etc that make life so much easier. Nane of yon varnishing and all that crap, just go off sailing ..

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Whits yin o' yon when its workin' .. ah'm thinkin its no a necessary evil oan a AWB efter a' .. get rid o' it an gie yersell a bit mair room in ra cockpit!

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Re: Warrantees?

I don't see why you should be so concerned about warrantees. A proper boat from a reputable dealer will be so well built that there should be no serious problems within the first 50 years or so. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

To think that a warrantee is necessary is an admission that you have doubts as to the seaworthiness of the boat - in which case I would run a mile.

After all when was the last time you heard of rudder problems on a Holman-designed boat?

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I saw this and thought of you..

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Re: Warrantees?

Acshully yer right, so far the "warranty" repair has cost me 4 times as much as if I'd just bought, or got a new one made, between lost earnings & various asociated costs .. and it ain't fixed yet!

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