Building a Nordhavn - again

[twistedtree]

The floors and cabinets look great! Nordhavn stepped up as expected. Great ending to an unfortunate situation that is now behind you.

John T.

Correct. Nordhavn's insurance covered it. The build contract was clear on when ownership transfers to me (not until I accepted the boat at the end of commissioning), and who was responsible for any casualty. So it was not an issue or question for anyone.

 

[Delfin]

Here's where the saga started https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/showpost.php?p=956702&postcount=262


But again, it happened two years ago and was long ago resolved. I'm just getting caught up with the blog.

Ugh.

 

[bkcorwin]

can confirm it did turn out amazing. You would never know there was this kind of damage when you see it in person.

 

[twistedtree]

Continuing on with the story https://www.mvtanglewood.com/2022/12/commissioning-completing-build.html


Again a reminder that this all took place close to 2 years ago...

 

[75Driver]

What a story. Congrats on the "ship" and well done keeping your cool during the trying repair times. I wouldn't have been so calm since I would have been excited to start the adventures. I guess in the end it just added several months delay and in the big scheme of life that's nothing. Cheers...