The Grand Marina at New Bern is the current target marina for a wet slip. And there is a boat yard across the Neuse (Bridgeton Boatworks, http://www.bridgetonboatworks.com/) that is very active and an A25 would be the baby in their yard. Now I just need to determine if I'm really ready to bite the bullet and buy a boat.
And of course, everyone would buy a bigger boat if they could afford it. Some buy them even when they can't! ;o)
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Can an A25 fit on a dry stack slip?
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Re: Can an A25 fit on a dry stack slip?
Amen to that. As they say, if wishes were horses beggars would ride. One possible advantage of having a trailer and truck to pull the prospective A25 would be if you had the time you could take it down to Florida in winter, or even do the Great Loop in stages. The key as always is having enough free time and/or being retired to go cruising for 4, 5, 6 weeks or more at a time.And of course, everyone would buy a bigger boat if they could afford it. Some buy them even when they can't! ;o)
Speaking of which, we're off this morning to spend the weekend on the boat at the lake, our first time out with it since July. Finally starting to cool off some, in relative Arizona terms, high around upper 80s to 90, overnight lows upper 50s to low 60s. And of course dry air & sunshine.
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Yanmar 3GM30F
Gig Harbor Boatworks Nisqually 8 dinghy
Residence: Peoria, AZ
Homeport: Lake Pleasant, AZ & beyond
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Re: Can an A25 fit on a dry stack slip?
If I wasn’t committed to trailering I think I’d look at a 27 instead of a 25. But I think the advantages of easy trailering far exceed the benefits of size
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Re: Can an A25 fit on a dry stack slip?
I agree. Except I'd be looking at a A36 trawler or equivalent CHB Marine Trader to keep up in Washington as a semi-live aboard summer home, rather than A27, or as some sailing friends are doing, keep it in a marina in Sidney, BC on Vancouver Island to avoid Washington State's use taxes. But that would be a big hit on our budget, so we'll stick with our A25 for the foreseeable future. After all, we are pensioners on a fixed income.If I wasn’t committed to trailering I think I’d look at a 27 instead of a 25. But I think the advantages of easy trailering far exceed the benefits of size
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La Dolce Vita
1971 Albin 25 #736
Yanmar 3GM30F
Gig Harbor Boatworks Nisqually 8 dinghy
Residence: Peoria, AZ
Homeport: Lake Pleasant, AZ & beyond
1971 Albin 25 #736
Yanmar 3GM30F
Gig Harbor Boatworks Nisqually 8 dinghy
Residence: Peoria, AZ
Homeport: Lake Pleasant, AZ & beyond