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Interesting boats for sale

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Created by theselkie > 9 months ago, 21 Nov 2018
Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
28 May 2020 5:33AM
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Yes, If I didn't have other responsibilities what a way to go!

UncleBob
NSW, 1233 posts
28 May 2020 9:04AM
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Steady on, your good taste is showing.

Perry500
NSW, 63 posts
28 May 2020 9:08AM
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Beautiful yacht, not a bad price either considering works complete , Alden, enough said

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
2 Jun 2020 12:15PM
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This is my next boat if my shares in Mesoblast, (stem cells) cure Covid 19
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/alden-cutter-off-soundings-class-1947-classic-yacht/234888

SRrat
WA, 240 posts
3 Jun 2020 6:17AM
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Bundeenabuoy said..
This is my next boat if my shares in Mesoblast, (stem cells) cure Covid 19
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/alden-cutter-off-soundings-class-1947-classic-yacht/234888


Stunning boat, another reason to hope the stem cell therapy works.

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
3 Jun 2020 8:22PM
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Bundeenabuoy said..
This is my next boat if my shares in Mesoblast, (stem cells) cure Covid 19
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/alden-cutter-off-soundings-class-1947-classic-yacht/234888


lets hope the shares pay a good dividend to pay for the upkeep ...timber = big work / $ ....nice boat though !!

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
4 Jun 2020 5:07AM
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UncleBob said..




Steady on, your good taste is showing.


Cabron
QLD, 363 posts
4 Jun 2020 7:10AM
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Bundeenabuoy said..
This is my next boat if my shares in Mesoblast, (stem cells) cure Covid 19
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/alden-cutter-off-soundings-class-1947-classic-yacht/234888


Appears we are backing the same horse, it's paid for a bit of maintenance, hopefully can buy, or go towards the next floater

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
4 Jun 2020 11:16AM
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Cabron said..

Bundeenabuoy said..
This is my next boat if my shares in Mesoblast, (stem cells) cure Covid 19
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/alden-cutter-off-soundings-class-1947-classic-yacht/234888



Appears we are backing the same horse, it's paid for a bit of maintenance, hopefully can buy, or go towards the next floater


FreeRadical
WA, 855 posts
8 Jun 2020 3:56PM
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For those in WA, beautiful boat in a great syndicate.

www.boatsonline.com.au/boat-shares/boat-shares/delphia-d40-quarter-share/248383

simmrr
WA, 194 posts
14 Jun 2020 9:51AM
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simmrr said..
Nice Cat and if I wasnt doing something else would be living on. Gone from 70k to neg so....

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/bunbury/sail-boats/kurt-hughes-32-x-20-catamaran-70k-ono-price-drop-/1235936416

There was a nice csy44 hull for 12 grand this last week however the ad has gone this morning.


www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/sorrento/sail-boats/csy44wo-project/1250166821

Pretty sure this is the same boat...a few mths on

Craig66
NSW, 2465 posts
15 Jun 2020 7:46PM
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www.boatsonline.com.au/boats-for-sale/used/sailing-boats/mediterranean-turkish-gulet-schooner/247994

Need a lot of Minions to keep this pretty

Ramona
NSW, 7633 posts
16 Jun 2020 9:02AM
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One of the early Chutzpah's is back on the market. This Davidson 34 is on a mooring very close to mine. Couple of young lads own her and I thought they were going to do great things with her but plans change. This is a large and powerful vessel and needs some mods to make her easier to handle by a small crew. She is basically in the same configuration as when she sailed in the Sydney Hobart races.
Cosmetically she is quite presentable and the interior is better than the photos show. Very roomy. Some one needs to buy this boat to remove the temptation!.

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/worrigee/sail-boats/davidson-34/1250279734

Ramona
NSW, 7633 posts
29 Jun 2020 5:38PM
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A similar Contessa 25 sold in Sydney today on Facebook for $1000. Was only for sale for a few hours. "Chutzpah"{Davidson 34} above has sold and is off to Victoria.

Ramona
NSW, 7633 posts
2 Jul 2020 8:59AM
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Carmen is for sale. Nice looking boat. I checked her out when she stopped over here last year. That draft and kelp catcher keel might be a problem cruising the East Coast. Interesting write up.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/sayer-so-40-fast-cruising-yacht/249119



Achernar
QLD, 389 posts
4 Jul 2020 4:50PM
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Belle is for sale. The sign on the boat says to call 04048722752

I took the first two photos below on the slip at Manly today. The reason I find Belle interesting is because of an earlier photo of the same boat crossing the bar at Wide Bay in 2003, scroll down the link below, or see the third photo below. Obviously, there is more than one way to get the keel out of the water ...

indicatorloops.com/inskip.htm







Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
5 Jul 2020 4:46AM
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What a photo!

Tassiebob
1 posts
7 Jul 2020 7:11PM
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Ramona said..
One of the early Chutzpah's is back on the market. This Davidson 34 is on a mooring very close to mine. Couple of young lads own her and I thought they were going to do great things with her but plans change. This is a large and powerful vessel and needs some mods to make her easier to handle by a small crew. She is basically in the same configuration as when she sailed in the Sydney Hobart races.
Cosmetically she is quite presentable and the interior is better than the photos show. Very roomy. Some one needs to buy this boat to remove the temptation!.

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/worrigee/sail-boats/davidson-34/1250279734


Chutzpah has been sold and off to Tasmania when the borders are open without having to quarantine

Ramona
NSW, 7633 posts
13 Jul 2020 8:51AM
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I like this. If mooring and slipping fees were not a problem this would be a delightful boat to own. Running back stays but the spreaders go back a bit so they would only be needed on days I would not be at sea!

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/warwick-50/249210

r13
NSW, 1586 posts
13 Jul 2020 7:29PM
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Here you go..........don't prevaricate around the bush..............

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/hobart-cbd/sail-boats/34ft-huon-pine-yacht/1252468790

Ramona
NSW, 7633 posts
14 Jul 2020 8:46AM
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Oldie but good! I really like the drain at the reconstructed SS mast step. I wish I had thought of that.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/brolga-33/249654



Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
14 Jul 2020 8:24PM
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Oldie but good! I really like the drain at the reconstructed SS mast step. I wish I had thought of that.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/brolga-33/249654




Ramona,
I am concerned about the water that will collect inside the mast below the green hose opening.
Could we improve it by putting the internal opening of the hose at the bottom of the mast?
What do you think of attaching a pump in the hose to remove all the collected water?

On another matter.
You did such a great analysis of the passage north a couple of years ago.
Any chance you can repost that on my current topic?

garymalmgren
1220 posts
14 Jul 2020 8:33PM
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Why on earth are the switches there?
They should be lower,
I mean a little closer to the damp bilge.

Nice boat though.

gary

LooseChange
NSW, 2140 posts
14 Jul 2020 11:41PM
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Bundeenabuoy said..

Ramona said..
Oldie but good! I really like the drain at the reconstructed SS mast step. I wish I had thought of that.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/brolga-33/249654




Ramona,
I am concerned about the water that will collect inside the mast below the green hose opening.
Could we improve it by putting the internal opening of the hose at the bottom of the mast?
What do you think of attaching a pump in the hose to remove all the collected water?




It is on the bottom, have another look

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
15 Jul 2020 3:40AM
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LooseChange said..

Bundeenabuoy said..


Ramona said..
Oldie but good! I really like the drain at the reconstructed SS mast step. I wish I had thought of that.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/brolga-33/249654




Ramona,
I am concerned about the water that will collect inside the mast below the green hose opening.
Could we improve it by putting the internal opening of the hose at the bottom of the mast?
What do you think of attaching a pump in the hose to remove all the collected water?





It is on the bottom, have another look


Yes, You are right.
What then is the purpose of the hose entering the mast significantly higher?

Ramona
NSW, 7633 posts
15 Jul 2020 8:45AM
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Bundeenabuoy said..

Ramona said..
Oldie but good! I really like the drain at the reconstructed SS mast step. I wish I had thought of that.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/brolga-33/249654




Ramona,
I am concerned about the water that will collect inside the mast below the green hose opening.
Could we improve it by putting the internal opening of the hose at the bottom of the mast?
What do you think of attaching a pump in the hose to remove all the collected water?

On another matter.
You did such a great analysis of the passage north a couple of years ago.
Any chance you can repost that on my current topic?


I welded up a SS mast base just the same as the photo but just drilled drain holes in the aft corners. The rain water runs down the inside of the mast and just drains down the front of the base down into the sump above the keel. There are bilge pumps there to get rid of the water. On the Brolga this bloke looks to have a drain from the inside of the mast as well as the base section. The original was made of mild steel and rusted. The flaking rust blocked the drain holes and there would always be a puddle of water, aluminium mast sitting in a mild steel container of rusty freshwater! 40 years ago stainless steel was expensive. Now it's only slightly more expensive than mild steel.
Judging by the other photos in the ad the owner is very conscientious of the fine details.

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
17 Jul 2020 8:56AM
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This looks interesting.
Please help me find some issues with it.


yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/van-de-stadt-34-extensive-upgrades-stunning-interior/249056

whiteout
QLD, 264 posts
17 Jul 2020 9:27AM
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looks like a good boat with common issues for its age. but I am thinking of selling




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