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Thread: A stunner Vertue in CT

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    Default A stunner Vertue in CT

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    The Vertue really is a beautiful boat.
    In a World full of wonders, man invented boredom. (Terry Pratchett)

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    I agree. This is a beautiful example of the Vertue class. If I didn't already have one, I'd be on a plane back east with a check in hand to look her over. The general consensus is that the Cheoy Lee-built Vertues are preferable (whose going to argue with 1 1/8" teak planking, copper riveted on 1 1/4" ipol frames on 6" centers?), but this is an extrordinary example for a very reasonable asking price.

    BTW, Larry Patterson from the Sacramento area has an early Cheoy Lee Vertue for sale in Alameda (gretam01@comcast.net). I have only seen photos of it, but I don't believe it is in quite as nice condition as this E. F. Elkins-built one.

    A few months ago, Kohala, another early Vertue in rather poor shape was for sale in the San Francisco area. I have a year-old survey on that boat.

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