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jimjuliem
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Initially Posted - 10/29/2001 :  11:51:01  Show Profile
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I'm considering a Cat 25 for my next boat. I have had larger boats, including a Catalina 27 in the past, but I'm "gearing down" to reduce cost and maintenance time.
Are there any model years of C-25's to avoid? Is (was) bl
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bearsail
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Response Posted - 10/30/2001 :  13:03:12  Show Profile
I've had a '80 Cat 25 for 6 years and have found it nothing but a delight to own and sail. No runs, no drips, no errors.
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Bristle
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Response Posted - 10/30/2001 :  22:51:17  Show Profile
Hi Jim... Our standard rig fin keel is a very nice configuration. The tall rig puts the boom a foot lower, where I wouldn't want it, and wants to be reefed much earlier--especially, I suspect, in Puget Sound.

All C-25s have plywood-cored decks and ca
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Greg
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Response Posted - 11/04/2001 :  08:30:34  Show Profile
My 81 std. rig, fin keel has the scupper holes in the back as well as the molded locker for the fuel tank. And its for sale, check the swap meet area for details.
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