Hi Lisle,
When I bought my 30-1 I’d mostly sailed only J/22s, Capri 22s, and a Merit 25
for about five years beforehand (other people’s boats). Plus a couple
week-long charters on a Beneteau 505 and a Jenneau 45 in St. Vincent and the
Grenadines (captained charters, but I helmed all week). An
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Cc: PETER OCAMPO
Subject: Re: Stus-List Was considering C&c 25
I started sailing 6 years ago went from a Catalina 22 to an oday 25 then j24
to a c&c 40 now I have the best of both worlds. Cruising and performance
to get more practice I crewed on a j105 j44 and
Stus-List was considering C&C 25, now Pearson 27 or C&C 30
A C&C 30 > than a Pearson 27 and perhaps a 30. The C&C 30 MK I is very much
a "real boat" capable of major offshore work if you ever want to do it.
Given the depressed boat market, I see no reason to go sma
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> To: "Lisle Kingery, PhD via CnC-List"
> Cc: Marek Dziedzic
> Subject: Re: Stus-List Was considering C&c 25
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> If I may suggest, don’t buy a boat that is too small. It is not eas
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Subject: Re: Stus-List Was considering C&c 25 - starting small or not
We started with a c&C designed P23. It was in our budget – barely. Wupfraded
after to years to Hinterhoelelr built Niagara 26 a
We started with a c&C designed P23. It was in our budget – barely. Wupfraded
after to years to Hinterhoelelr built Niagara 26 a year later. Likely should
have started with the 26. Next was a J27 so that we could get some performance
(7 years later). Another 7 years and our current 33.
The
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Subject: Re: Stus-List Was considering C&c 25
If I may suggest, don’t buy a boat that is too small. It is not easy to sell
your boat (for the money it is worth) to upgrade to a few feet more. Buy the
boat you want to
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Subject: Re: Stus-List was considering C&C 25, now Pearson 27 or C&C 30
Hi, we've had two adults in the berth, 5'10 and 6'2.. it was a tad tight but
not horrible.
The boat itself is big enough that couples do live aboard, we had a couple o
Hi, we've had two adults in the berth, 5'10 and 6'2.. it was a tad tight
but not horrible.
The boat itself is big enough that couples do live aboard, we had a couple
on our last dock living aboard.
As a new sailer, learning on a 30-2, I'd say it's good to learn on, we had
no issues going from our
We were similar. We started out with a 1969 Southcoast 23 as our first
keel boat. We decides that we needed a little bigger boat when we
needed to raise sails to get out if the harbor in South Haven, Michigan
because the 4.5 HP outboard couldn't overcome the waves to go out and
turn around.
C 30-1STL
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Cc: Allan Rheaume ; "Lisle Kingery, PhD"
Sent: Wednesday, September 6, 2017 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: Stus-List was considering C&C 25, now Pearson 27 or C&C 30
Lisle the C&C 30 that your
That C&C 30 is a Mk-2 design. I just bought the same model this spring and
we love it! I decided on this model for many reasons, I hate 2 footitis for
one, it is very easy to single hand, and it is one beautiful boat!
The family we bought it from had 2 daughters (6&9) and the girls had no
proble
Lisle,
I started with a 27 foot sailboat. Then I moved up to my 35. My gosh! It
was big! The bow pulpit was in the next area code. How in the world could
I ever handle such a monster?
That lasted a week or so. Go big or go home!
Dennis C.
Touche' 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA
On Wed, Sep 6, 201
Lisle,
I'll offer some of my own thoughts. I sailed/raced dinghies as a
teenager (in Lake Ontario). Then did a bit of crewing on keel
boats after I finished school. Years later I wanted back into
sailing - I found a inexpensive 24 ft Mirage (which had it
If I may suggest, don’t buy a boat that is too small. It is not easy to sell
your boat (for the money it is worth) to upgrade to a few feet more. Buy the
boat you want to have. I don’t think sailing a 30 is that much different (more
difficult) than a 27.
Not to mention that a Pearson would neve
Lisle, I also have a 30 mkII. My wife and I sleep in the aft cabin. (Well,
until recently now that our 2 month old has evicted me. Now I sleep in the
vee birth with our 2 year old)
We easily spend 50-60 nights a year on board. Lovely boat. Have taken her
over the Columbia River Bar and up the Paci
Lisle the C&C 30 that your looking at is referred to as the Mark II or 30-2,
great boat I just sold mine after 17 years of ownership. Forward cabin is good
for only 1 adult or 2 children, the aft cabin is very comfortable and 6'10"
long. The 30-2 is a considerably bigger boat than the other two
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Cc: Cleverboy
Subject: Re: Stus-List was considering C&C 25, now Pearson 27 or C&C 30
Hi Lisle;
I acquired my C&C 30 MK1
Hi Lisle;
I acquired my C&C 30 MK1 last year. I love it. My Destrier is practically all
original with no self tailing winches or roller furling headsail. Part of it's
charm to me. The only issue beyond my ability is that mine came with a couple
of soft spots. Especially the cockpit sole where P
Lisle, unfortunately, I am selling my C&C 33, here is the link if you are
interested. It has plenty of room for 4 and has a Westerbeke diesel engine with
less than 500 hours.
Best,
Dan
https://newlondon.craigslist.org/boa/d/cc-33-mk1/6268498171.html
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