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    Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.

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    I keep coming back to FG builds of S&S designs.

    When I'm in a CCA mood I favor the chris craft apache


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    I’m biassed. I will admit to liking the S&S 34.
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    Sure is hard to find any fault with a Morris 29. They are just lovely. Maybe my ideal boat.

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    There are two kinds of boaters: those who have run aground, and those who lie about it.

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    Cheoy Lee 44 center cockpit




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    Fisher Ketch and mobile clothesline

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    I've always been partial to the Pearson Vanguard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Breakaway View Post
    Dyer 29 Flush Deck

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    Cheoy Lee 44 center cockpit




    OMG - What about this joe! I would love one of these.

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    Not a good Pacific boat Ted
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    Not a good Pacific boat Ted
    I know a guy that sails his to Catalina from San Pedro several times a year. Fully capable of going down the coast to Cabo. Sailed up to Santa Barbara. Also the boat can be towed to the Sea of Cortez for winter escapes. Or trailered up to 1500 miles of San Francisco's waterways, lake Tahoe and in inland passage to Alaska.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    Not a good Pacific boat Ted
    Quote Originally Posted by Ted Hoppe View Post
    I know a guy that sails his to Catalina from San Pedro several times a year. Fully capable of going down the coast to Cabo. Sailed up to Santa Barbara. Also the boat can be towed to the Sea of Cortez for winter escapes. Or trailered up to 1500 miles of San Francisco's waterways, lake Tahoe and in inland passage to Alaska.
    i sincerely hope that ted takes joe sailing on san francisco bay someday soon
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yeadon View Post
    I've always been partial to the Pearson Vanguard.

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    Those old Pearsons certainly earned their money. You still see a lot of them come up for sale, boats that have been well-maintained and sailed over a 60 year period. It's good to know that when the poop flies your boat can take it, and more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bamamick View Post
    Those old Pearsons certainly earned their money. You still see a lot of them come up for sale, boats that have been well-maintained and sailed over a 60 year period. It's good to know that when the poop flies your boat can take it, and more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Pless View Post
    i sincerely hope that ted takes joe sailing on san francisco bay someday soon
    Whats to see? He'd be bored.



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    I will take this one. A 1969 Allied Seabreeze Yawl. Full keel with a board to help her upwind.

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    Bridges Point 24 Daysailor gets my vote (and my mooring):
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    No one has mentioned the Alden Caravelle yet. Beautiful on the mooring and under sail.

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    Swan 51

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    I was on a Halberg Rassey 46 a month or so ago, I briefly felt the beginnings of the green eyed monster..

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    After further consideration - a Leonardo Yacht would be pretty sweet.

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