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Small Wooden Boat

Hey, so i have been sailing my whole life, and i am finally considering the possibility of buying a boat. The problem is that i'm broke. I am looking for a small 23-30 foot boat for me and my dog. I will be doing mainly costal cruising, but im looking for a sturdy, and comfortable boat that will be able to handle almost anything. I'm looking for classic lines, small inboard, some sort of galley, and at least a small head. Tiller or wheel. a sloop would be nice, and speed doesnt matter. Wood is also a plus, although fiberglass works too. Is there any boat for me? Any help would be greatly appreciated....thanks!
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Try here... http://www.woodenboatrescue.org/
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You do realize that wooden boats are alot more maintenance than fiberglass ones...
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