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Originally Posted by cappy208
My criteria was NON cored hull, and NO, Not ever, Never, teak decks. Everything past that is fairly easy to maintain. I LIKE the paint idea! :-) I have 4 pieces of teak trim on my boat. Sometimes that's too much.
The first boat I recall having a non cored hull was a Bounty ll sailboat (early 60's vintage) They built these things like tanks. They thought Glass had to be as thick as a traditional wooden plank hull. So to find a trawler built the same way takes time.
Unfortunately the Carver comments exemplify the other end of the spectrum.
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Yes Cappy, all agreed.....thanx
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