Ariel For Sale In Baltimore

[SkipperJer]

The owner of the boatyard I'm in restored this boat:

http://youngsboatyard.com/pearson26_for_sale.html

It's as good as it looks.  He did a wonderful job.

[tha3rdman]

Didn't realize there was any A/C's that close, including "Natty Boh't". Looks nice from the pictures, gotta wonder if he'll get the 9k for it.

Natty Boh . . . Nasty Boh, I have been all over that 9 story giant, 9 stories the step are nearly straight up and down, and their story is 16-20 feet. Drilled throught the walls on nearly every floor for the sprinkler fitters, the basement walls/foundation was in excess of 48" in most places, soild red brick. Even shook hands with the one eye'd giant on the roof.

[joe]

Skipper Jer
Do you know Phil at Young's??  If so what is your opinion?  Ever done any business with him?  I talked to him on the phone today, SEEMS like a nice guy?  Do you know anything about that particular Ariel?
Joe

[SkipperJer]

The boat was abandoned in Phil's yard for quite a long time.  It took him 2 years to get legal possession of the title through the state's abandoned boat program.  He spent most of a year restoring it in his free time.  It is in excellent condition.  

I was referred to Phil's boat yard by a friend who advised me that, as a rookie to boat ownership, I couldn't do any better than being in Phil's yard.  He was right.  He's totally trustworthy, knows his boats and is an excellent sailor.