The New Boat

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webbie

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Nov 17, 2005
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Western Mass.
Sold my little 18 foot monohull - am buying this one......no kidding. Who wants a ride this summer?

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Holey Moley...that's a pretty radical course change, Captain.
 
Goodbye relaxed, carefree sailing...hello hang on for dear life and try real hard not to capsize sailing.
 
I know chit about sailing so I defer to fossil. I will wave to you from the shore.
 
I grew up sailing single hull boats on a small lake, never cared much for multi hulls. Congrats on the new one!
 
I'm with BB...we'll keep the cooler stocked & the BBQ at the ready :)

But congrats on the new "ride" :)
 
These smileys gotta go, BTW !
 
Was on a sail boat one time in my life. On a lake in Texas on a windy day. All I heard the whole time was "coming over" and me ducking. Evinrude is my hero.
 
I am diggin it.....looks like it would be friggin fun as hell...:D
 
I had to post it. I'm sorry. I never knew it was played on a 12 string electric guitar, so I like it a little now.




Where's the head on that boat? Over the side?
 
Oh, if you are looking for a name, my vote is "Chum line" or "Seagull". "Chum line" is what will be trailing behind from the non-boater passengers, and the second is what will be following the chumline having lunch. Nice boat. I hope the beverage holders are gimbal mounted...
 
Awesome! We had a Hobie Cat when i was a kid. Tons of fun.
I would still take Loons boat any day.
 
Very Nice! Looks like a riot.

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Since I'm getting old too fast, I figured I'd try a multi. They are fast and the wife likes fast...she gets bored in the mono.

If I end up going back to a mono in a few years, that will be fine. If not, I'll probably step up to a multi with a small cabin for longer day trips, etc.

My hero is Ian Farrier....
http://www.f-boat.com/pages/trimarans/F-22.html
The guy is now, after already revolutionizing the boat biz, starting a new operation building his new boat. It's the sailing equiv of the Woodstock Progress....:D

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You should probably wear a helmet on that thing! Congrats!
 
That's pretty sweet!
 
I think you should have "Hearth.com" put on your sail......
Nothin like "free advertisement"....;)
 
I've taken last place in the Buzzards Bay Regatta repeatedly.
Corsair's F-27 will always be my favorite Corsair.

Prepare to get wet.
 
I have seen similar craft travel at powerboat-like speeds down here on the Hudson. My father has wanted something like that for years. Does that one have a folding mechanism for trailering?
 
I have seen similar craft travel at powerboat-like speeds down here on the Hudson. My father has wanted something like that for years. Does that one have a folding mechanism for trailering?

I don't have folding - the corsairs and farriers do.
I moor the boat, so I don't need it to fold - although if I enjoy the multi-hulls I'm going to probably get a farrier someday.
 
I think the Corsair is the one my father has had his eye on. I have never sailed a multi-hull, but I have been passed by a few. I imagine it would be a gas!
 
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