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Hi - I just bought her this winter.* She's in Seattle but I have to remain in Los Angeles.* I have used her as a liveaboard for a couple months comfortably, and single handed her (I am a newbie at boats bigger than can fit on a trailer), around the Puget Sound and really really love this vessel.

My temporary dream loss is someone elses gain.* I am pricing her to sell.* She is very sound, very very seaworthy and with some cosmetic attention and basic DIY, is a very unique and salty vessel.

Here is a link to some pics.* http://willardvega36pilothouse.shutterfly.com/

thanks,

David (mototrionic@gmail.com)

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I tell ya what, If you were anywhere on this side of the Panama Canal I would be loading up to come check that thing out.*


-- Edited by Baker on Thursday 16th of June 2011 11:01:39 AM
 
Baker wrote:
I tell ya what, If you were anywhere on this side of the Panama Canal I would be loading up to come check that thing out.*



-- Edited by Baker on Thursday 16th of June 2011 11:01:39 AM
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*Me too. Interesting vessel.
 
I think the same. Actually, I was sharing photos of this vessel when you bought it, and I find it almost irresistible. I'm glad it's no where near Miami, but what a darling. Sorry you're having to move out of it, but I don't doubt that it will find a good home.
 
That is an interesting craft with much crammed into 36'.* Definitely interesting.
 
Glad she is not on the East Coast,* I might have become a two boat owner!

JohnP
 
Only 45 minutes up I-5 from me...how the heck could I possibly justify being a 2 boat owner considering I'm in the final stages of restoring a CHB Ponderosa 42 I rescued almost 1 year to the day?

I've been lusting after that boat since I was in Friday harbor in 2009 and saw her anchored in the harbor and had already purchased the Ponderosa when she came up for sale last year.


-- Edited by Flyguy1967 on Friday 17th of June 2011 11:28:58 PM
 
Looks surprisingly similar to my friend's boat which is a 46 ft (Durabek I think).

Shown here at Block Island

download.spark



-- Edited by jleonard on Thursday 30th of June 2011 12:18:41 PM
 
Wow....those really are similar. What a neat boat. Some serious intakes on that beauty.
 
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