Hi David,
We purchased our C&C 37+ in early July of 2010 so haven't had it very long.
We have put several thousand miles on it and have had it long enough to
know we are very happy with the boat. We haven't found anything we don't
like about it (except there isn't anywhere to easily stretch out
Gary,
We do not control the Seaport fees. We have asked for a donation to defray the
costs of the Rendezvous' website, room rental for Rob and a welcome reception
for same.
Any monies left over after the above expenses will be donated to Stu and the
Cncphotoalbum.
I hope that helps.
198
We would like to drive to Mystic for the Rendezvous and would like to know if
we must pay the $24 to get into the seaport as well as the fees to attend the
event does anyone know?
Gary
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Jonathan: I might have. Can't sure which can I picked up.
Fred
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Did you
I used cast acrylic from Maritime Plastics in Annapolis There is an
Industrial supplier you can find on the web who is cheaper if they have it
locally. I don't recall the name.
Joel Aronson
On Sep 18, 2012, at 6:12 PM, Alan Bergen wrote:
Fred:
Use cast acrylic, 9mm, which you can get at Mult
Fred:
Use cast acrylic, 9mm, which you can get at Multicraft Plastics, 7298 SW Tech
Center Dr Tigard, OR 97223, 503-352-0970. You also might try TAP Plastics in
Tigard and in Portland.
Alan Bergen
C&C 35 Mk III Thirsty
Rose City YC
Portland, OR
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Ohhh - I got my cans mixed up in one of the three times I re-did my windows,
and grabbed the acetone once - it melted the Lexan, probably similar on
acrylic - I intended to use Alcohol - I guess Mineral spirits would be easy
on it too.
Bill Coleman
C&C 39 animated_favicon1
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Did you wipe of the Silkens with acetone? I think I am right in saying that
acetone will cause Plexiglass to craze. When I did my windows this year
(using Plexi) Tony at Select Plastics made it very clear I should clean up
with mineral spirits - not acetone
Jonathan
Indigo - 35MkIII
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I think Plexiglas and Acrylic are the same. Consensus is you need cast
Acrylic, seems like McMaster Carr has this in small cuts. I have Lexan
(Polycarbonate) and it dulls and scratches easily, but is better if you
think someone will be shooting bullets at you. This is available in a UV
grade if yo
David
Just finishing our first summer on Alera. She is an absolute joy in
every way. We don't race so I will leave that to others, though I
will say that the fin keel should serve you well. We have the wing
keel and it has been great for cruising in the pacific northwest.
Does the boat you
Years ago I used end for end with lazy sheets and guys on my J 35. It was
incredible fast and smooth with a coordinated, experience crew. But in the
real heavy stuff dip pole kept things in better control. On my 44 I would
not attempt anything but dip pole.
Fred Hazzard
S/V Fury
C&C 44
Someone please remind me again what I should be using to replace the lens in
the forward hatch. Plexiglass, Lexsan, poly acrylic ? I used plexiglass
last time and it crazed around the edges where I had to wipe off excess
Sikens.
Thanks
Fred Hazzard
S/V Fury
C&C 44
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Typically I have raced on boats in the 33 to 48 foot range as foredeck. My
opinion is anything over 33 feet probably calls for a dip pole gybe but that's
just what I'm used to. It is very important to blow the babystay before you
gybe!! I have forever etched in my mind the sound of carbon
David,
Thanks. Happy to answer any questions you may have about the 37+.
All the best,
Edd
Edd M. Schillay
Starship Enterprise
C&C 37/40+ | Sail No: NCC-1701-B
City Island, NY
Starship Enterprise's Captain's Log Website
Hi Ed, I am in the Chicago area on Lake Michigan, so I don't think I can
make it but that would be a treat.
David Roberts
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Monty,I've searched them on the web. I think we may have a winner. However,
I'll be sailing Lolita (happily) for a while yet. I'm quite content to learn
this boat, for a while, and make some changes in the layout. Karen has
forgiven her so I think I'm good for at least a few years. However,
Dennis:
Tom Dabney passed away about 6 weeks ago. Did not know if you knew
Ed
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oh my spelling mistake its Tom Dabney and looking him up on line Dabney
Sailmaker still in business. He used to make sails for a friend of mines sabre
38.I think they were school buddies.JimGalaxy 34Brielle, nj
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Tom passed a couple months ago.
http://blog.al.com/live/2012/08/memorial_service_saturday_for.html
Dennis C.
>
> From: jim aridas
>To: cnc-list
>Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 1:26 PM
>Subject: Re: Stus-List Spin Jibes: Dip Pole vs End for End
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>
>
>B
Harry,
Pretty boat in great shape.
What is the design background on a Northeast 39? The lines are clearly of the
C&C design shop but not the earlier version of the 39. The stern looks mid
IOR, reminiscent of the Peterson 2 ton shape. I did not see any pictures of
the interior. Is it more r
Bob are you sure Tom Dabny didn't teach you also. Thought it would be hard to
explain rather than to show someone, but that is it the thumb points to the
pole jaw once the pole is on the "new" side of the forestay. And when you
originally grab the lazy guy thumb is pointing to the trimmer end o
>> What about the hardware? What about build quality? <<
I delivered a Beneteau 42 departing Seattle and arriving in San Diego back in
the mid 90's. This particular model was designed for the bare boat charter
trade so it was much better at the dock or anchor than underway offshore.
The hardwa
Danny,
I second what Chuck says about the 34+. I've had mine for eight years and am
very pleased with the boat. It sails well and has a roomy cockpit and interior.
I'll be glad to provide more info if you're interested.
Monty
Scandia
1991 C&C 34+
Annapolis, MD
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 18,
"Not for long" meaning the good ones sell quickly.
Chuck
Resolute
1990 C&C 34R
Atlantic City, NJ
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Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 11:30:17 AM
Subject: Re: Stus-List Newport Boat Show visit
That looks great
Richard:
If you are dip pole jibing, the baby stay has to be released/slackened
otherwise the pole can't cross over. On an end for end jibe, I guess it
is possible to do with the baby stay attached but I would definitely get
it out of the way.
Bob Abbott
AZURA
C&C 32 - 84
Halifax, N.S.
O
Jonathan:
We will await Jim's response on this.
In the meantime, here is what I do.take the lazy guy in which ever
hand holding the back end or the trimmer's end with my thumb facing back
on the guy..go crouch in front of the forestay, wait until the pole
dips under the forestay and b
I stand opposite the pole (between mast and new guy) facing forward with new
guy in hand and other hand on the pole trip (mast end). On the command
"Gybing" from the helm, I trip the mast end of the pole, pull the pole across
while slapping the new guy in the jaw, release the old guy and make t
M..
Rich
On 2012-09-18, at 13:13, Wally Bryant wrote:
This would be a good time for everyone to keep his or her mouth shut.
you wrote:
> Then we'll both be under arrested and thrown under jail!
> That belongs to Jimmy Soul, from the 60's - You don't remember?
>
> http://www.yout
My bowman (or me depending on the crew makeup for the week) stands to
windward of the pole.
So...basically standing between the mast and forestay near the
centerline, facing aft/leeward toward the pole with the soon-to-be-new
guy in hand.
Gives good eye-contact with the back of the bus, and sinc
This would be a good time for everyone to keep his or her mouth shut.
you wrote:
Then we'll both be under arrested and thrown under jail!
That belongs to Jimmy Soul, from the 60's - You don't remember?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2MM1BosdmY
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I do perfectly. Played it many times years ago. Great song.
Rich
On 2012-09-18, at 12:55, "Bill Coleman" wrote:
Then we'll both be under arrested and thrown under jail!
That belongs to Jimmy Soul, from the 60's - You don't remember?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2MM1BosdmY
Bill Coleman
Then we'll both be under arrested and thrown under jail!
That belongs to Jimmy Soul, from the 60's - You don't remember?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2MM1BosdmY
Bill Coleman
C&C 39
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On Beh
The baby stay has to be slack before gybing, otherwise it will get messy
with either technique...
On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 11:35 AM, Richard N. Bush wrote:
> I don't race, but I find this conversation interesting; my question is
> that none of the commentary has ever mentioned the baby stay...do
I don't race, but I find this conversation interesting; my question is that
none of the commentary has ever mentioned the baby stay...do you race with out
it? or is it moved? thanks
Richard
1987 33-II
Richard N. Bush Law Offices
235 South Fifth Street, Fourth Floor
Louisville, Kentucky 402
Bill: Publish it. You'll be a wealthy man! I'll supply the music.
Rich
On 2012-09-18, at 11:24, "Bill Coleman" wrote:
If you wanna be happy
For the rest of your life,
Never make a pretty woman your wife,
So from my personal point of view,
Get an ugly girl to marry you.
A pretty woman makes
That looks great! why do you say "not for long?" Danny
1973 Viking 33
South Coast, MA
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From: Chuck S
To: cnc-list@cnc-list.com
Subject: Re: Stus-List Newport Boat Show visit
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 15:20:29 + (UTC)
Danny,
You should check out the brochur
you wrote:
Glad she is over her Catalina envy.
Someone once said that "C&C made more boats than Carter made little
pills." The same can be said of Catalina today. Some of them are dock
condos, some of them are capable of handling blue water as well as any
other boat. I've seen Cata
Keith
Does your bowman stand between the mast and the pole while setting up the
end for end jibe or does he stand forward of the pole?
Dwight Veinot
C&C 35 MKII, Alianna
Head of St. Margaret's Bay, NS
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Danny,
You should check out the brochure for the 34+ (35.5' long), built between 1990
and 1995.
It has an amazing interior layout very similar to the 110, at half the price.
You can usually find them on Yachtworld , but not for long.
Chuck
Resolute
1990 C&C 34R
Atlantic City, NJ
- O
"There is also a little trick of how you hold the lazy guy so it never gets
put in the jaws backwards and wraps the jaw.
I was shown this method many years ago by a guy named Tom Dabny, "
I hope you are going to share this trick with us, Jim.
Jonathan
Indigo - 35MkIII
Southport CT
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David,
I've owned my 1990 C&C 37+ since 2005 (Stardate 10544.7 to be exact)
and positively love the boat. Ken Heaton on this list also owns one and he can
share his thoughts.
There are lots of plusses -- very roomy inside, big cockpit, lots of
deck space and that aft cabin is
Wow, never thought of taking the GF to the boat show before deciding if we
were compatible! Glad she is over her Catalina envy. The price difference
is huge, but for most people that is the deciding factor. Unless I hit the
lottery I'll never own a new boat because I rather have a used Sabre or
Thankfully, she does not! LOL
I'd rather eat out!
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From: "Bill Coleman"
To:
Subject: Re: Stus-List Newport Boat Show visit
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 10:24:12 -0400
If you wanna be happy
For the rest of your life,
Never make a pretty woman your wife,
So from
If you wanna be happy
For the rest of your life,
Never make a pretty woman your wife,
So from my personal point of view,
Get an ugly girl to marry you.
A pretty woman makes her husband look small
And very often causes his downfall.
As soon as he marries her, then she starts
To do the things that w
ooh...I wish there was a C&C 110 there...that might be the one! they only had
a 101 there.
I know we looked at a couple of older C&Cs she did like. We need to get inside
a 110, then sell everything, including the dogs, and get one of those, perhaps!
Danny
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Replace the wife. Get a wealthy one who simply loves teak and the letters C&C
and you're a net winner.
Rich
On 2012-09-18, at 13:54, "djhaug...@juno.com" wrote:
Well,
It wasn't the Catalina that she liked It was the Dufour 36P at whopping
$290,000 uhhh...hm...
then the Junneau 37 ca
Keith says:
"Safety is a wash.
you either have a 13' pole hanging on a line with both ends detached,
but unloaded.
or you have a 13' pole attached to the mast but the free end moving at a
high rate of speed toward your bowman on the pointy end.
Neither is inherently safer than the other.
Well, It wasn't the Catalina that she liked It was the Dufour 36P at
whopping $290,000 uhhh...hm... then the Junneau 37 came in 2nd in her book at a
more reasonable (however, unreachable) $175,000 base ewww There was a beautiful
Tartan 34 there at the drastically reduced price of $265,000 s
Whoa there partner very controversial question.
You might have better luck asking which religion is best, or Coke vs
Pepsi, or whether the toilet paper should be "over" or "under".
Honestly, I think it leads to fewer screwups. On the dip pole you have
to put the line in the jaw a particular d
Bob, Have done it that way myself for many years. Works great especially when
really blowing. There is also a little trick of how you hold the lazy guy so it
never gets put in the jaws backwards and wraps the jaw.I was shown this method
many years ago by a guy named Tom Dabny, he has or did hav
David and All,
I am meeting with a broker later this week to list MIRAGE.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46147579@N08
Harry
MIRAGE - Northeast 39
Newport, RI
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