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They all are within 10 slips of each other so actually pretty good start. And a Olson 30 too.

Blue Ruby was sold several years ago and was headed to Hawaii to do charters. Beside his legal issue, Paul told me he doesn't see doing much racing the Car against the the TP 52's

Wow, that's harsh, funny, but harsh.

Possible that the babystay is ocellating? causing the mast pumping. Deck chocking should be high density material.

The lowers appear to attach to the sidewall independent of the spreaders, I don't see much mast rotation being able to occur. Sorry for the crappy screen grab.

Chickens, lots of chickens. Plus if he were able to get them to face the same direction and flap their wings he might double or even triple his speed.

There's a sweet Rawson in Seattle for him, I don't think anyone would know/care if he drifted off in it

But it has that cool deck chine that's so popular now and what is that, a foil sticking through the window? Route de Rhum baby!

Go for it jackass, weren't you here for the last guy to take on Bob?

Yeah, but CFD would show you the same thing without having the build lag time.

So I sent these guys an email about the CG looking for info http://www.justsailboats.com/sailboats/details/Sabre-34-cruiser-sailboat-for-sale-Solomons-Island-Maryland-USA-16616

Kinky Ambitions Gouvernail?

It looks like the chart plotter on port side of cockpit is turned on.

Roy, Buck and Foster Brooks, seems like everyone always was having a good time.

Home builders Center on Nickerson has teak and Holly sheets and sometimes 1/2 sheets Nice to see you striving for the "hour racing =hour boat work" goal Curiously next door to online metals to pick up your new spin pole tube