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  1. Trawertravels, Aug 17, 2020
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  2. Steve Hubbard, Aug 17, 2020
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    you might want to contact Judy Waldman (JWYachts.com) Ph:954-895-8844
    from what i am told it is a cape horn design but not built at AFT yard.
    JW is a great broker and will give u all the details.
  3. Kevin, Aug 17, 2020
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    @JWY is a regular here as well.
  4. JWY, Aug 17, 2020
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    I sold this boat from Owner # 1 to Owner #2 in 2011. Am still in touch with the original owners and was also with the 2nd owners until the wife donated her after her husband's death 2 years ago. She has suffered from serious neglect through the husband's illness over the last several years. As with all quality steel boats, she can be brought back with enough $$.

    Judy
  5. RER, Aug 17, 2020
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    Either some photos are 8 years old or the oil hasn't been changed since Jan 2012.
  6. JWY, Aug 17, 2020
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    I feel confident in saying affirmative to both. I sent one client to see her last year before she was donated and then another client saw her a few months ago. I no longer even tell clients about her availability. Really too bad to see her deterioration. BTW, I am not a fan of CSB and the only reason I supported this boat previously was that it was built by the former CSB owners, not their kids running the shop and the original owner moved nearby to oversee the construction.
  7. RER, Aug 17, 2020
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    Maybe someone will "rescue" it. Looks like a well cared for vessel when you sold it back in 2011. That was a rough time for sellers though.
  8. SeaLion, Aug 17, 2020
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    Agree, RER. Listing says “ready to cruise”. :-O
  9. RER, Aug 17, 2020
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    Yes well, listing agents have been known to provide comic relief in their descriptions.

    “Ready to Cruise” is a phrase I stay away from even if a boat is ready to cruise. I don’t use “Turn Key” either but I see it used fairly often. The Buyer can interpret it to mean they should expect zero survey items to come up. It’s not a great baseline to start from. Something always comes up.