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He said he really didn't want to crush this boat, but he'd have to unless I wanted to take it home.
So Tuesday it is coming home.
Jim
So Tuesday it is coming home.
Jim
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Last edited by jsjpd1; 07-03-2017, 11:18 AM.-Jim
Sucker for a pretty face.
1934 27' Blanchard Cuiser ~ Amazon, Ex. Emalu
19'6" Caledonia Yawl ~ Sparrow
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Well, that's pretty cool. Does it come with the appropriate ownership paperwork?
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Oh gee--take it! It looks lovely and not bad in this shot.Chuck ThompsonComment
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Harbor master has clear title and gave me a bill of sale, which is all I need to successfully transfer title.
She does need some work but has a fairly fresh yanmar and a nice dickenson cook stove. The deck has some issues, the hull is fairly sound. I just couldn't let her go to the landfill.-Jim
Sucker for a pretty face.
1934 27' Blanchard Cuiser ~ Amazon, Ex. Emalu
19'6" Caledonia Yawl ~ Sparrow
Getting into trouble one board at a time.Comment
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Congrats or Condolences... whichever is mostest appropriateDavid G
Harbor Woodworks
https://www.facebook.com/HarborWoodworks/
"It was a Sunday morning and Goddard gave thanks that there were still places where one could worship in temples not made by human hands." -- L. F. Herreshoff (The Compleat Cruiser)
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Today is one of the best days of boat ownership, we'll see about tomorrow.
-Jim
Sucker for a pretty face.
1934 27' Blanchard Cuiser ~ Amazon, Ex. Emalu
19'6" Caledonia Yawl ~ Sparrow
Getting into trouble one board at a time.Comment
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Awesome. Congratulations, Jim! Five should fit on that nicely. Is she shallow enough to make it out of your water? I know that was a concern when planning the bigger sailboat. I don't think she'll make it through the tunnel! What design is she, by the way?
"A man builds the best of himself into a boat- builds many of the memories of his ancestors." -SteinbeckComment
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You need a rescue dog to go with that rescue boat of yours.
Will it fit through the culvert?Originally posted by James McMullenComment
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I really don't know much about her yet. The harbor master thought she was built in 1938 and I think she is a Blanchard boat, other than that.....
I don't know if she'll fit through the tube or not, it's going to be close. But I have a big turn out up by the road where the boat mover is going to deliver her to.
And Yeadon, you are right of course.-Jim
Sucker for a pretty face.
1934 27' Blanchard Cuiser ~ Amazon, Ex. Emalu
19'6" Caledonia Yawl ~ Sparrow
Getting into trouble one board at a time.Comment
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She's beautiful. I love the lines. Can we see more? Love to see some interior pics...But get more blocks under that keel!There are few issues in life that cannot be worked out with a sharp chisel and a bit of timeComment
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More blocks will be forthcoming, and more pictures. She kind of full of junk at the moment.-Jim
Sucker for a pretty face.
1934 27' Blanchard Cuiser ~ Amazon, Ex. Emalu
19'6" Caledonia Yawl ~ Sparrow
Getting into trouble one board at a time.Comment
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Ah, full of junk. That takes me back! I can't wait to hear about the surprises hidden by that junk! But don't worry, we've all been there. It's survivable with support, and possibly beer...There are few issues in life that cannot be worked out with a sharp chisel and a bit of timeComment
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Fantastic! Can you tell us more about her?
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Most excellent. A new adventure! Good luck!
KevinThere are two kinds of boaters: those who have run aground, and those who lie about it.
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