what do you think about a pearson 30 for $4000? These are nice boats, I looked
at few of them during my search. Still on a tiller which, isn't necessarily a
bad thing... http://southcoast.craigslist.org/boa/3944986022.html
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...like to make fun of any particular boats but, WTF is this supposed to be?
This is actually uglier than a McGregor!
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comparable build to the Pearson
Joel
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How about this O'day 30?
http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/boa/3949686837.html
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Yikes!
In a message dated 8/16/2013 9:06:03 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
colt...@verizon.net writes:
Looks like one of those life boats they launch off freighters
Bill Coleman
CC 39
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Think about it. 27 feet, center cockpit, sleeps 6. Shallow (very) draft. A true
hot rod at its best! And you ask why it is on its brakeless trailer
Gary
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Wow… bet it sails about like it looks… :^)
Fred Street -- Minneapolis
S/V Oceanis (1979 CC Landfall 38) -- Bayfield, WI
On Aug 16, 2013, at 7:46 AM, djhaug...@juno.com wrote:
...like to make fun of any particular boats but, WTF is this supposed to be?
This is actually uglier than a
I have an 1980 32'er
Does anyone know the OEM of the main sheet traveler and if the parts are still
available? I blew up the center portion during an uncontrolled jibe yesterday.
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Their used to be one at the lake here. The predecessor or follow-on to the
Lancer. Bayliner decided to get into the sailboat biz.
Quite accommodating and with a pool table in the basement! Very fast sideways.
Ron
Wild Cheri
STL
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This sounds like a Little Johnny Joke.
I can't remember much about it anymore except he was saying something to the
teacher about his ears.
His buccaneers, I think . . .
Bill Coleman
CC 39 animated_favicon1
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Mine was made by Schaeffer. I replaced it with a Harken.
Alan Bergen
CC 35 Mk III Thirsty
Rose City YC
Portland, OR
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I found a strap that fit, with a little coaxing. I lost the previous on the
Schaffer traveler when the bolts sheared.
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId
=14201catalogId=10001langId=-1storeId=11151storeNum=50045subdeptNum=500
46classNum=50053
I have developed a case of 5 foot-itis. It was brought on by a slip that will
accommodate a 38 foot CC but mine is a a meet 33 feet and does not fill the
available for for which I am charged. 1979 CC 33 Mk1 Univ Atomic 4. Full
complement of sails. Pictures and list of upgrades available upon
I've read many of the postings regarding rebedding windows and ports. My
question is specifically about the skylight just forward of the companionway in
the CC 30 mk II. Does anyone know what this is made of? I'd like to remove
and reattach it and I'm wondering if Sika 295 with appropriate
My 1979 36' CC does not have a tachometer and I was wondering if anyone feels
that it is/is not necessary.
Also, is there a tachometer that would be recommended?
Tom Vincent
Frolic II
Chesapeake City, MD
At some point, newer technology is a better option than rebuilding the old traveler.This is one of those times.You could probably find second hand stuff on the Web, but it's still going to be a 30 year old traveler.I second replacing with Harken.Get the track with adjustable hold down bolts. They
Mark
RCR Yachts has had this 29 mk2 for sale for a long time. Located in Sodus
Bay at the east end of Lake Ontario.
Asking $20k but would probably take less since it has been on the market for
so long.
Boat looks like it has been well cared for
get a new traveler, well worth it. A cost effective solution is Garhauer's
traveler. Lots of users on this list, I'm one of them and a happy user. If
you send the old rail to Garhauer, they will drill the holes in the correct
place, no charge.
Leslie
Phoenix, CC32 1983
Not sure, might be loaded upside-down on the trailer.
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Sitting in Touché's cockpit in Palafox Pier Marina in Pensacola enjoying a nice
red wine. Across the fairway is a sailboat with a large osprey sitting on the
masthead wind sensor. Not the Windex, the wind instrument sensor.
Wonder if it sits on mine during the week?
Earlier I saw crows doing
You didn’t say where you are located.
There is a pretty decent looking 81/82 38 Landfall at my club in Washington,
NC. Price reduced from $49k to $33k in the past couple of weeks. The3 boat has
not been sailed since the owners moved it into the area last year. Listing is
with McCotters
Just watched the big osprey try to land on another masthead. He was not
successful. When he tried to land I saw something fall. I hope it wasn't the
wind instrument breaking off.
Now he's sitting on the shaft of the wind sensor of a Beneteau. Where's my gun?
Dennis C.
Touché 35-1 #83
Probably
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On Aug 16, 2013, at 19:25, Dennis C. capt...@yahoo.com wrote:
Sitting in Touché's cockpit in Palafox Pier Marina in Pensacola enjoying a
nice red wine. Across the fairway is a sailboat with a large osprey sitting
on the masthead wind sensor. Not the Windex,
I like having a tach but for $20 you can get a portable laser-tach from
amazon. Make sure that the idle is always less than 1000 rpm. Only shift
with the throttle all the way down. Then on the top end of the RPM range
try to run full throttle to prevent coking up the exhaust elbow. As the
I've owned three CC's over the past 20 years. First a Rob Ball designed 34+,
then another Rob design the 51. As of last month I now own a Tartan built 121.
I have to say, thus far it has proven to be a worthy successor to the Niagara
built boats. So is this list open to the new breed?
John
Welcome and why not? It's a CC. Be interesting to have a different take on
the breed.
Rich Knowles
Indigo. LF38
Halifax
On 2013-08-16, at 22:31, j...@svpaws.net j...@svpaws.net wrote:
I've owned three CC's over the past 20 years. First a Rob Ball designed 34+,
then another Rob design the
Welcome and why not? It's a CC. Be interesting to have a different take on
the breed.
Rich Knowles
Indigo. LF38
Halifax
On 2013-08-16, at 22:31, j...@svpaws.net j...@svpaws.net wrote:
I've owned three CC's over the past 20 years. First a Rob Ball designed 34+,
then another Rob design the
Hi John,
And welcome to the list.
We're mostly a group of the oldies and goodies as you seem aware. The
past sponsor of the West Coast Rendezvous, Yachts West, brought a
Tartan build CC 115 to the event one year and they didn't get beat
up too badly.
So... what's her name, where is she
Lol. She's in Centerport, NY(long island sound) and is named Paws; like her
predecessors. I was originally looking for a late 80's 38. My wife wanted a J
boat (yep, you read that right). We found the 121 and instantly felt like we
had returned home. Tartan did a nice job of retaining the
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