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9.0
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Review Date: Fri October 8, 1999
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
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Think its a great boat; had done a lot of my own work, ranging from roller fulling to replacing the head/holding tank.
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Review Date: Fri September 7, 2001
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
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Great boat for the money. The Mk III has an improved interior(big change from earlier Cal34s). Can be a little tender in stiff wind (25+ knots)but solid boat that handles well. With minor rigging changes nice for single and short handing. Holding up very well, still looks great.
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shofmeyer
Newbie Sailor
Registered: June 2007 Location: Alameda, CA Posts: 6
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Review Date: Mon October 19, 2009
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
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Pros:
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Classic Design, Good Sailing Characteristics, Solid Boat
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Cons:
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Difficult to work on engine, small quarterberth
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Positives: Classic well built boat. I've owned our boat for three years now with no major issues. Good boat for a family to weekend on and great sailing characteristics. Teak on the inside and fiberglass on the outside!
Cons: It is 31 years old and a boat like this reflects the care of previous owners. Ours still has a little shine to the fiberglass left in it. The only real issue is that the cal 34 has limited space around the engine to work and that the quarterberth is tiny.
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