Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/custom-cord-32/221271
Please tell me what you think of this one?
Din one of the last pictures it is just in front of the Holland 30 Scandal which is also for sale in racing condition would probably get for 10 000
Deceased estate
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/custom-cord-32/221271
Please tell me what you think of this one?
Pm me for my phone number
I built her
Select to expand quotetwodogs1969 said..Bundeenabuoy said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/custom-cord-32/221271
Please tell me what you think of this one?
Din one of the last pictures it is just in front of the Holland 30 Scandal which is also for sale in racing condition would probably get for 10 000
Deceased estate
Select to expand quotegarymalmgren said..
My backup is the Yanmar 2GM engine. Even though it sounds like he has serviced it well, I feel I should have it serviced. Do you agree?
A service is usually, an oil change., a filter change and a listen to see if the tappets are noisy.
And of course writing out the bill.
If the oil change and filter change are recent, that's enough.
Check the belts for wear and alignment and carry spare belts
Carry a spare sea water pump impeller.
If you don't know when the impeller was last changed, you can change it and keep the old one as a spare.
This will give you practice at the job in benign conditions.
You will be sloshing around, so draining the fuel into borrowed tanks or containers and checking the bottom of the tank(s) for gunk would be a good idea.
If you are going to have any trouble with the engine I suspect that is what it will be.
When you run the engine, run it fast. Don't fart around trying to save fuel or not load the engine.
It's a diesel and it was made to work..
Here is a bit of single handed sailing with running backstays. As you will see Kevin doesn't tack often.
That is usually the case on a longer off shore passage.
Fair wind and kind seas.
gary
Thanks for putting that up.
Very interesting.
Select to expand quotetwodogs1969 said..Bundeenabuoy said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/custom-cord-32/221271
Please tell me what you think of this one?
Din one of the last pictures it is just in front of the Holland 30 Scandal which is also for sale in racing condition would probably get for 10 000
Deceased estate
Sold
Delphis looked a bit rough about a year ago. You can single hand a half with runners but it's a pain. Even with a reef in they may not clear the boom. Should be about 2-3% quicker than an S8O.
Select to expand quoteChris 249 said..
Delphis looked a bit rough about a year ago. You can single hand a half with runners but it's a pain. Even with a reef in they may not clear the boom. Should be about 2-3% quicker than an S8O.
That puts it in perspective. I am glad I didn't proceed.
The owner had a different understanding of 'extremely fast'.
Any comments you have about the Cord 32 would be appreciated.
I know it was built by Syd Fisher from a Petersen 30 hull mould with a Traditional 30 cabin. A raked transom was added.
It raced in Div 1 of the Parramatta Sailing Club
against an Etchell 22, a Adams 10.6, a Adams 10, a Pacific 36, a X-yacht, a Farr1104 and a Ross 930
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
I used to see the Cord racing past when I was on my own mooring. I sailed one once when they were new. The problem is that not many of them were built (I suspect Syd built some boats for tax reasons rather than as a normal business) and none of them ever really raced hard of seem to have been rated. At a guess I'd say a touch quicker than Delphis; none of those medium displacement boats are super quick and the differences between many of them are less than the difference in crew and gear quality.
Typically, for example, a boat that is 1 foot longer will be about 1% faster than a boat thT is basically identical but 1 foot shorter and with beam, sail area etc reduced in proportion. Inside a yacht class, a boat 3-4 years newer was often only 1% quicker. A better crew makes much more difference than that so unless all the boats are unusually well sailed the finer points don't really matter in the end
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
Bit light on the cruising side but plenty of excitement!
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/davidson-34/222785
Select to expand quoteRamona said..Bundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
Bit light on the cruising side but plenty of excitement!
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/davidson-34/222785
If anyone is looking for partners to race this in Sydney I am in.
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Ramona said..Bundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
Bit light on the cruising side but plenty of excitement!
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/davidson-34/222785
If anyone is looking for partners to race this in Sydney I am in.
You'd have to factor in the cost of a rig upgrade; unlikely to get racing insurance with a rig of that age.
Beautiful boat,,, I reckon the VDS got the internal design spot on with the 34s. Seen in a few of them and basically they're same layout.
Select to expand quoteJolene said..
Beautiful boat,,, I reckon the VDS got the internal design spot on with the 34s. Seen in a few of them and basically they're same layout.
The open head looks too close to the galley for me.
This is actually the first yacht I looked at buying in 1991 when it was for sale at $95,000.
The VDS 34 was specifically designed for metal construction using the frameless fairing method and in steel were the lightest design around.
Dehler used the design for their 34 at the time. I believe the VDS 34 is a classic.
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
Delphis looked a bit rough about a year ago. You can single hand a half with runners but it's a pain. Even with a reef in they may not clear the boom. Should be about 2-3% quicker than an S8O.
That puts it in perspective. I am glad I didn't proceed.
The owner had a different understanding of 'extremely fast'.
Any comments you have about the Cord 32 would be appreciated.
I know it was built by Syd Fisher from a Petersen 30 hull mould with a Traditional 30 cabin. A raked transom was added.
It raced in Div 1 of the Parramatta Sailing Club
against an Etchell 22, a Adams 10.6, a Adams 10, a Pacific 36, a X-yacht, a Farr1104 and a Ross 930
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
I had a look at Hot Stuff yesterday.
It a bit more of a project than I want to take on.
Nice fellow who needs to sell.
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Bundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
Delphis looked a bit rough about a year ago. You can single hand a half with runners but it's a pain. Even with a reef in they may not clear the boom. Should be about 2-3% quicker than an S8O.
That puts it in perspective. I am glad I didn't proceed.
The owner had a different understanding of 'extremely fast'.
Any comments you have about the Cord 32 would be appreciated.
I know it was built by Syd Fisher from a Petersen 30 hull mould with a Traditional 30 cabin. A raked transom was added.
It raced in Div 1 of the Parramatta Sailing Club
against an Etchell 22, a Adams 10.6, a Adams 10, a Pacific 36, a X-yacht, a Farr1104 and a Ross 930
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
I had a look at Hot Stuff yesterday.
It a bit more of a project than I want to take on.
Nice fellow who needs to sell.
Did it have the 7ft headroom?
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Jolene said..
Beautiful boat,,, I reckon the VDS got the internal design spot on with the 34s. Seen in a few of them and basically they're same layout.
The open head looks too close to the galley for me.
There is a door on it
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
Delphis looked a bit rough about a year ago. You can single hand a half with runners but it's a pain. Even with a reef in they may not clear the boom. Should be about 2-3% quicker than an S8O.
That puts it in perspective. I am glad I didn't proceed.
The owner had a different understanding of 'extremely fast'.
Any comments you have about the Cord 32 would be appreciated.
I know it was built by Syd Fisher from a Petersen 30 hull mould with a Traditional 30 cabin. A raked transom was added.
It raced in Div 1 of the Parramatta Sailing Club
against an Etchell 22, a Adams 10.6, a Adams 10, a Pacific 36, a X-yacht, a Farr1104 and a Ross 930
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
this one should be quick enough for you ....yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/radford-sprint-35/235739
Select to expand quoteSandS said..
this one should be quick enough for you ....yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/radford-sprint-35/235739
Draft of 2.4 metres with a kelp catcher keel! No interior and 5 times the price of Delphis.
Select to expand quoteRamona said..SandS said..
this one should be quick enough for you ....yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/radford-sprint-35/235739
Draft of 2.4 metres with a kelp catcher keel! No interior and 5 times the price of Delphis.
A lot faster.
There is a nice looking eureka for sale in port hacking.
Select to expand quoteRamona said..SandS said..
this one should be quick enough for you ....yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/radford-sprint-35/235739
Draft of 2.4 metres with a kelp catcher keel! No interior and 5 times the price of Delphis.
depends if he wants to sail fast and win races or smell the stench of stale incense sticks for the duration of his ownership.
Select to expand quoteBundeenabuoy said..Chris 249 said..
Delphis looked a bit rough about a year ago. You can single hand a half with runners but it's a pain. Even with a reef in they may not clear the boom. Should be about 2-3% quicker than an S8O.
That puts it in perspective. I am glad I didn't proceed.
The owner had a different understanding of 'extremely fast'.
Any comments you have about the Cord 32 would be appreciated.
I know it was built by Syd Fisher from a Petersen 30 hull mould with a Traditional 30 cabin. A raked transom was added.
It raced in Div 1 of the Parramatta Sailing Club
against an Etchell 22, a Adams 10.6, a Adams 10, a Pacific 36, a X-yacht, a Farr1104 and a Ross 930
I am looking for a racing cruiser.
Here is your yacht .......
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/van-de-stadt-40-superb-re-fit-excellent-presentation-great-value/234393
This does look great.
I wonder how it rates in IRC?
Bigger than I want and out of my price range.
But we can dream.
Select to expand quoteSandS said..
Here is your yacht .......
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/van-de-stadt-40-superb-re-fit-excellent-presentation-great-value/234393
Lot of boat for the money but those runners and deep draft is going to restrict the buyers.
If this yacht is not sold in one month , i will slowly eat my old woolen beanie !!! yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/lidgard-40-custom-exceptional-fitout-new-zealand-built/236376
Select to expand quoteSandS said..
If this yacht is not sold in one month , i will slowly eat my old woolen beanie !!! yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/lidgard-40-custom-exceptional-fitout-new-zealand-built/236376
Its a lovely boat, but wasn't it on the market for ages about a year or so ago. Did it actually sell or was it taken off the market and it is back again?
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Select to expand quoteAndrew68 said..SandS said..
If this yacht is not sold in one month , i will slowly eat my old woolen beanie !!! yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/lidgard-40-custom-exceptional-fitout-new-zealand-built/236376
Its a lovely boat, but wasn't it on the market for ages about a year or so ago. Did actually sell or was it taken off the market and it is back again?
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same or very similar , the name is even similar or spelt slightly differently , but the deck looks slightly different from memory ,
