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triley
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Initially Posted - 08/28/2003 :  21:05:39  Show Profile
I saw in Boat US that the most popular bran of boat in the US ia Catalina, with over 2% of all boats in the country. Pretty good track record.


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Response Posted - 08/28/2003 :  21:29:02  Show Profile  Visit Douglas's Homepage
There is good reason for it. Price, value, and reliability its the best boat for the buck $$$$$. Gota love em!

Doug&Ruth
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matsche
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Response Posted - 08/29/2003 :  11:26:56  Show Profile
Have you guys checked out the article on the Catalina 25 in this month's "Good Old Boat"? Maybe 3% by next year!

John Matsche 1985 TR/FK #5171

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ddlyle
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Response Posted - 08/29/2003 :  13:13:43  Show Profile  Visit ddlyle's Homepage
"...this month's "Good Old Boat"? "

Is that article on-line? Or is that a print magazine?
Where can I find it?
Thanks

Cap'n Dave
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matsche
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Response Posted - 08/29/2003 :  13:32:31  Show Profile
Hey Cap'n Dave. It's the printed version, this month. I don't have it in front of me, but I think the article is entitled "The Perfect Boat" or "In Search of the Perfect Boat" or something like that. The boat's name is Sojourn, with several pictures.


John Matsche 1985 TR/FK #5171

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triley
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Response Posted - 08/29/2003 :  17:41:44  Show Profile
For bran sakes, I can never get my spelling right. Thanks Brook.

I can handle 3%. How do they do it?

Tom


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ClamBeach
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Response Posted - 08/29/2003 :  23:47:48  Show Profile
More Catalinas than Bayliners ???? I can see Catalina being the most popular sailboat... but there's lots of runabouts around.

Currently maintaining two holes in the water...'77 Venture 23 and new to the family,
'78 Catalina 25

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Dave Bristle
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Response Posted - 08/30/2003 :  10:11:16  Show Profile
At our club it's Grady White by at least 5-1. I assume BUS is counting sailboats.

Dave Bristle - 1985 C-25 #5032 SR-FK-Dinette-Honda "Passage" in SW CT

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ClamBeach
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Response Posted - 08/30/2003 :  11:56:45  Show Profile
Interesting differences in the brand market-shares between the coasts... haven't seen that many Grady-Whites out here.

Bayliners, SeaSwirls, BlueWater, Arima...

Currently maintaining two holes in the water...'77 Venture 23 and new to the family,
'78 Catalina 25

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ClamBeach
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Response Posted - 08/30/2003 :  12:05:15  Show Profile
Interesting differences in the brand market-shares between the coasts... haven't seen that many Grady-Whites out here.

Bayliners, SeaSwirls, BlueWater, Arima...

Currently maintaining two holes in the water...'77 Venture 23 and new to the family,
'78 Catalina 25

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