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I don't think I'd let someone GIVE me that boat, that ain't a smile, it's a leer. I think it went thru some serious hurt.
Agreed - that thing had a hard grounding.
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Arrow I saw the same thing on a 1982...

And the broker told me that was normal! Direct quote: "It'd happen to every boat after a couples of years of usage..."
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I'm not saying that Cam, SD, Mert and USP are giving you bad advice, but you need to realize that by not considering this boat, you only have approximately 7,000 C30s left to chose from. They are extremely rare and can only be found at every marina and dock in the country.
Oh! it hurts!!!! LOL
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1973 Catalina 30

that's a smile alright - but as another posted, the combination of it being failry "open" and larger then usual and deeper into the keel, in combination with the "cutting" (there can be NO good reason for that other then repair or cutting clean some damage?

Even is there was some "fuddy duddy" Previous Owner project you have to wonder what other jems that guy has inflicted on the boat?

Plenty of 30' Catalina's in the sea.

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