paps49

Done.

Ask him

Gotcha.

I'm sure many of you will recognise this bad boy.

The interior has been done really nicely, needs work on the superstructure and decks etc but mostly paint work, no rot found at survey.

Loop monster?

This is what Patterson would have originally looked like. One of approx 400 Army work boats built in the '40s.

This is our new project

You can say that again! @Sail4beer. I'm exhausted after just 1 page of your "what I've been up to" thread!

Yes probably a bit over priced for your market, she would be snapped up here if it was in A$

The most beautifully refitted Salar I have seen is Kwason. Currently for sale in BC for $165k https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152290029048060.1073741829.130402083059&type=1

These Laurent Giles motor sailors are not common in the US but are highly regarded both here and in Europe. They actually sail very well and are built like tanks. This poor guy has health problems and desperately needs someone to take this over or he will have to chop it up/part it out. Interior stripped out, new Yanmar and other gear. I would love it but not in my hemisphere. https://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/boa/d/highlands-1966-salar-40-sailboat/7233195775.html chris-highlands@comcast.net His post on the Salar owners page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/Salar40/?multi_permalinks=1087173118409403%2C1087158338410881%2C1084175962042452%2C1083789968747718%2C1083692382090810&notif_id=1605135423315471&notif_t=group_activity&ref=notif

What, like the Ruby Princess that sent it's viral load all over the country?

Christ, that story just gets worse and worse. Looks Scandinavian.

It's a genuine Perry but not mentioned in Bob's book. No clue who built them. https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/white-wing-3536