The high gloss varnish work makes her look a bit cruise ship like and might wear a bit thin after a fortnight or so. The varnish would have to be sprayed to get that good a finish. I would be worried that If I owned her everyone would think I was some sort of crook or something!
All easy stuff. Good design.
www.ebay.com.au/itm/324760833020?hash=item4b9d410bfc:g:sP4AAOSwdQVhIHS0&frcectupt=true
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The high gloss varnish work makes her look a bit cruise ship like and might wear a bit thin after a fortnight or so. The varnish would have to be sprayed to get that good a finish. I would be worried that If I owned her everyone would think I was some sort of crook or something!
Yes ha ha but I'm old enough not to worry about what other people think. Redoing the varnish would probably cost more than my current boat is worth so I think I would have a rule that nobody goes below in other than bare feet and removes all rings. The price is however amazingly low when you consider what replacement cost would be and that you couldn't buy even a crap box house on Sydney's North Shore and many other areas of Sydney for less than that
Select to expand quotejulesmoto said..Ramona said..
The high gloss varnish work makes her look a bit cruise ship like and might wear a bit thin after a fortnight or so. The varnish would have to be sprayed to get that good a finish. I would be worried that If I owned her everyone would think I was some sort of crook or something!
Yes ha ha but I'm old enough not to worry about what other people think. Redoing the varnish would probably cost more than my current boat is worth so I think I would have a rule that nobody goes below in other than bare feet and removes all rings. The price is however amazingly low when you consider what replacement cost would be and that you couldn't buy even a crap box house on Sydney's North Shore and many other areas of Sydney for less than that
The maintenance costs and mooring fees would frighten normal people away.
Select to expand quoteRamona said..
All easy stuff. Good design.
www.ebay.com.au/itm/324760833020?hash=item4b9d410bfc:g:sP4AAOSwdQVhIHS0&frcectupt=true
It would be a Cavalier 28 I think??
Select to expand quotecisco said..Ramona said..
All easy stuff. Good design.
www.ebay.com.au/itm/324760833020?hash=item4b9d410bfc:g:sP4AAOSwdQVhIHS0&frcectupt=true
It would be a Cavalier 28 I think??
Even better a NZ built one
better keel and way faster
this one sailed across years ago by the owners
If this was in Vic I'd be tempted...
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/holland-25/260787
Sorry I don't know how to do clickable links.
Right click on the address (url), Click copy in the dropdown, go to the page you want to put it, right click where you want to put it, click paste in the dropdown. Done. 
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Sorry I don't know how to do clickable links.
Select the address you want but leave off the "h t t p s : / / " bit - see pic below
Ctrl C = (Copy)
Go to your post with the cursor flashing then hit Ctrl V = (Paste)
Manually type h t t p s : / / (no spaces) in front of the URL you just pasted in.
Works for me!!
Dunno why we can't just copy the links straight in - I'm sure we used to be able to!!
If on an ipad .Open link you wish to copy.
tap twice on address up top and word 'copy' and 'paste ' shows .
tap on copy
Go to where you want to paste and tap on the spot on screen.
The word paste shows . Tap on paste and done
Nice easy project. Sail a piece of history.
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/cronulla/sail-boats/farr-1-2-tonner/1280514687
I think there was only a handful of these built. I had a chat with the owner of one of these when stopped over here a few weeks back. Might even have been this one. Nice looking boat.
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/belmont/sail-boats/yacht-joubert-34/1280483154
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I think there was only a handful of these built. I had a chat with the owner of one of these when stopped over here a few weeks back. Might even have been this one. Nice looking boat.
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/belmont/sail-boats/yacht-joubert-34/1280483154
If I was still in the market I would definitely be looking at that one. Don't know how you could look at it however if you are not in that lga. Can't even get up to see my boat on Lake Macquarie because I need a pass to leave Sydney. Shame there aren't a few more pictures
This aluminium boat appeals to me. looks really tough yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/swarbrick-custom-32/266314
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This aluminium boat appeals to me. looks really tough yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/swarbrick-custom-32/266314
pushes my buttons also.
There has been a price drop on this Nantucket 31.
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/main-beach/sail-boats/sailing-yacht-nantucket-31foot-peter-cole-design/1279334402
Nice boat and I'm surprised it has not sold. Has an Aries which seems to be mounted a little high. Not sure what a self furling headsail is!
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There has been a price drop on this Nantucket 31.
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/main-beach/sail-boats/sailing-yacht-nantucket-31foot-peter-cole-design/1279334402
Nice boat and I'm surprised it has not sold. Has an Aries which seems to be mounted a little high. Not sure what a self furling headsail is!
Good example of IOR pinched-in stern extending the waterline nicely in main pic near hull speed :)
www.ebay.com.au/itm/165086074648?hash=item266fe59718:g:ypUAAOSwguZhSrrx&frcectupt=true
Will need 5 litres of Metal Gleam for the hull and exterior of the engine!
just a few bucks to replace the hose clamps, if you were really fussy.
Want to guess on the final selling price?:
mine:$1,350.00
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www.ebay.com.au/itm/165086074648?hash=item266fe59718:g:ypUAAOSwguZhSrrx&frcectupt=true
Will need 5 litres of Metal Gleam for the hull and exterior of the engine!
Interesting mast/ chain plate support beam.
Select to expand quotejulesmoto said..Ramona said..
www.ebay.com.au/itm/165086074648?hash=item266fe59718:g:ypUAAOSwguZhSrrx&frcectupt=true
Will need 5 litres of Metal Gleam for the hull and exterior of the engine!
Interesting mast/ chain plate support beam.
Looks like it's in steel too!
There has been a price reduction on this SS34. Looks like a tall rig on a Mk 1 hull. Electric motor for all you greenies!
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/1281639016?campaign=DM297069&utm_content=&utm_source=trigger&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=watchlist_pricedrop
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There has been a price reduction on this SS34. Looks like a tall rig on a Mk 1 hull. Electric motor for all you greenies!
www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/1281639016?campaign=DM297069&utm_content=&utm_source=trigger&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=watchlist_pricedrop
SS34 is at the top of my list, and of course, it's locked down in Sydney! :(
Does anyone here know if the SS34 association is still running? I sent an email and got no reply.
