Not a huge Hunter fan, but I do really like the 28.5 a lot! It's great
bang-for-the-buck.
It's hearty enough for most anything inshore and really has a decent
interior.
I've raced on 2 different 28.5 and had no complaints in terms of what
the boat is and
what it's meant to do. If you find one in decent shape, buy it. Watch
out for the
cockpit sole...they are notoriously mushy....the fix isnt too bad though,
tf
Ross Aresco wrote:
Thanks to all who responded - what a welcoming group! To offer a
stranger access to one's boat like a couple of you have is something
that I can only hope to pay forward at some point in the future. As
of now I'm lining up a few different boats to go look at with my wife
- including a C27, a Hunter 28.5, and an S2 9.2A.
