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  1. 08-06-2014 04:21 PM #11
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    Re: 82' convertible in Ca.

    201,000 pounds... Wow.

    I bet she is slow as smoke though...
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  2. 08-09-2014 04:53 PM #12
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    Re: 82' convertible in Ca.

    I'm sure the fuel burn would hurt more than the purchase price.
    Maybe.
    Just for reference, my son runs a new 68C for a guy in Portland, Maine. Cruise is 28 knots. fuel burn is 250 GALLONS/hour, with giant MTU's.
    "The older I get, the faster I was......."

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  3. 08-09-2014 05:25 PM #13
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    Re: 82' convertible in Ca.

    A boat buck an hour at cruise. OUCH.

    That's a bit much for me.

    I'd like to keep under that a day.
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  4. 08-10-2014 07:44 PM #14
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    Re: 82' convertible in Ca.

    We're on the boat this weekend, and the 82' in question is five slips away.
    She looks like a bank repo, ignored for a long time. Corrosion everywhere, seaweed farm on the bottom, things rotting in the cockpit, etc
    I counted eleven antennas.
    I can see what looks like a redneck air conditioner (the Home Depot kind with a dryer duct out the window) in the salon, so I would plan on resuscitation costing a boatload.....so to speak.
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