Thread: High Ambitions
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Old 08-04-2016, 11:50 AM   #13
Warwgn
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Originally Posted by dhays View Post
Welcome Warwgn.

The truth is that most boat projects are never completed due to a combination of skill, stamina, and finances. That shouldn't stop you from trying and you have had the experience of taking on projects that take more time and money than you may have initially thought.

As others have said, I wouldn't start planning for an open water voyage at this stage. Look to your Bahamas idea first and see where that takes you.

Good luck. It will be fun to watch your progress.
Thanks, I appreciate that!

I am just in the learning and brain storming phase for now, but that is how I like to work, plan it and build it in my head several times, several different ways first, then I will know what to look for when I am ready to buy one based on the different combination and plans in my head and what will meet my long term needs.

I built the Suburban for about 18 years before I finally bought one, and it has worked out exactly how I envisioned it. Of course I don't plan to wait that long for a trawler, I have more money and less time than I did when I was a teenager
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