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READY · 08-18-2020, 07:38 PM

Firehoser75: Thanks I owned a 58 Hatteras MY for many years when living in the SF Bay area so the new to me (1976) Hatt 48 is like putting on an old shoe. Formerly owned by Richard Williams on this forum. It is keeping me very busy as I work to freshen it up (literally having changed out 2 heads and all the waste hoses among dozens of other projects). I have a long list of tasks but still enjoying a lot of time aboard and some cruising. Had the pleasure of 10 days in Avalon over the 4th and probably will make another trip early fall.

I really loved the NordicTugs 32 but I have a special place in my heart for Hatteras and we wanted to make some room for extended family and perhaps some grandkids yet to come given our kids are all starting their married lives.
The 32 is a great couples boat and very economical to run and easy to find berths for.

08-18-2020, 07:38 PM	#6
READY Senior Member City: San Diego, CA Vessel Name: Freedom Vessel Model: Hatteras 48 LRC Join Date: Jan 2019 Posts: 302	Stepping back up to a larger boat Firehoser75: Thanks I owned a 58 Hatteras MY for many years when living in the SF Bay area so the new to me (1976) Hatt 48 is like putting on an old shoe. Formerly owned by Richard Williams on this forum. It is keeping me very busy as I work to freshen it up (literally having changed out 2 heads and all the waste hoses among dozens of other projects). I have a long list of tasks but still enjoying a lot of time aboard and some cruising. Had the pleasure of 10 days in Avalon over the 4th and probably will make another trip early fall. I really loved the NordicTugs 32 but I have a special place in my heart for Hatteras and we wanted to make some room for extended family and perhaps some grandkids yet to come given our kids are all starting their married lives. The 32 is a great couples boat and very economical to run and easy to find berths for.