Well, I put the original post/pics in Technical (oops), here are some current pics.
Shot of my beloved and the cocktail table....
Cocktail table, how civilized, around the yard where I dock my boat most folks just drink out of the bottle, after they break the neck off on something. Often the person standing next to them. Good looking Ariel.
Quote from: Robert LemastersCocktail table, how civilized, around the yard where I dock my boat most folks just drink out of the bottle, after they break the neck off on something. Often the person standing next to them. Good looking Ariel.
LOL.
Civilized, maybe not, but we do have our priorities.
Howard -
You mentioned selling #355 - how much are you asking for her?
Quote from: epiphany;14237Howard -
You mentioned selling #355 - how much are you asking for her?
I would be willing to pass along some of the karma that has come my way via Adam and Frank and let her go for $2200.
New jib, new dodger, bottom just done in May and a 9.9 hp Honda four stroke represents more than that out of pocket. I paid $1100 and redid interior and all running lines. Not a Bristol renovation, and more needs to be done IMO,but a very strong sailing boat that looks pretty good. She is in Tampa.
Sounds like a great price, Howard!!! :)
Not sure if you are going to advertise her or not, but if you do, let me recommend that you try the ads at trailersailor.com (http://www.trailersailor.com). $15 gets 2 months on all of their affiliated classifieds pages (sailboatowners.com, hunterowners.com, etc etc). Can't beat the price, and the site gets *lots* of eyeballs looking at it. (I'm not affiliated with them, just have had good results with their service more than once.) Good luck selling her! It's cool that you are passing on the good karma. :)
Last day as owners of 355. The first mate sights a school...
hard to starboard, and the chase is on...
barking orders...
four in the frame...
another long day for the monkeys...aaargh!
We're off tomorrow to Key West to prep A-50 for the trip north.