SuddenlyBrown

I’d try Great Lakes Marine Services our of Port Washington, WI. Haven’t used them personally, but they have transported quite a few boats from my local yard and seem very professional. otherwise I’ve heard about this dude named Rocky that likes to move boats...

Bump

https://sailinganarchy.com/advert/2010-andrews-28/

C&C 43 Hull #1. Still out there sailing?

More pictures of the new boat. http://www.tom-burden.com/new-carbon-antrim-27.html

Looks like a hank-on jib and bob stay for a code zero. Very cool.

Looks like a hank-on jib and bob stay for a code zero. Very cool.

Olson 30. Then you will have a budget leftover that can go towards sails, electronics, insurance, safety gear, dock fee.... also it has a proven track record for the type of sailing you want to do. I did hear about a J80 crossing the Atlantic though. Crazy dudes.

Oogi, check your PMs.

Refer to 5.1, Most of the boats recommended seem to have an opening into the boat interior even if they can be locked down. Maybe someone else can interpret better.

The boat is on YachtWorld as well. I’m located in Escanaba. Maybe you can keep your future boat down here. Would fit right in with my Antrim ha.

https://www.boats.com/sailing-boats/1997-schumacher-schumacher-28-7142433/

Here is some from this summer. 28 years old.

I’ve launched my u20 with my grandpa’s Lincoln Town Car multiple times. That thing was a beast. No camera and big blind spots. The car did have clip on mirror extensions. Had orange fiberglass whips on the back of the trailer instead of PVC uprights. Sorry there wasn’t any Subaru info...