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  1. oceano

    This 40' trawler seems like a good deal

    Recent experience Here's a recent experience from Southern Cal. In the past six months I have tapped and probed my way through 12 trawlers in this asking price range from Ventura to San Diego, and had one complete survey/haul. Some boats were a mess, and the ask of $39K was immediately...
  2. oceano

    Built a stitch and glue Nutshell Dinghy

    Finished the Eastport Pram kit. It sails well. Sailing the Eastport Pram on Vimeo Here's a time-lapse of the build: Building the Eastport Pram in Seven Minutes on Vimeo Cheers, Christian
  3. oceano

    Help trawler confusion

    Steve, Is this the book you recommmend? The Boat Buyer's Guide to Motor Yachts and Trawlers: Includes Price Guides for 600 New and Used Boats 27 to 80 Feet Long [Paperback] Ed McKnew Ed McKnew (Author)
  4. oceano

    Built a stitch and glue Nutshell Dinghy

    I'm about to order an Eastport pram from Chesapeake Light Craft. Haven't decided on the kit or the plans quite yet. Eastport Pram: Ultra-light Sailing Dinghy That You Can Build!
  5. oceano

    Docking in Tight Slip

    Thanks for the thoughtful and knowlegeable replies. And I'm glad not to find some unanticipated major handling issue with these single-engine boats. It may take me less time to learn to handle it than my (current and first) 22-foot center console, which is very nimble and fast but of course has...
  6. oceano

    Docking in Tight Slip

    I'm exploring purchase of a 34-foot trawler. I've noticed that here in Marina del Rey (Los Angeles) there seem to be few or no trawlers in our rather tight floating dock slips. Most trawlers--including a 30-footer--are at dock ends. Some large trawler yachts are in slips, but those slips have...
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