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I don't know if this applys to sailboats....

I sell Kayaks and I tell people to buy the boat they are going to use everyday and rent the boat they use once a year for that 10 day river trip.

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Good advice... I usually tell people that the Primary use of a boat is primary.... if you're going to be sailing as a couple, bluewater, you don't need a three cabin boat...
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I don't know if this applys to sailboats....

I sell Kayaks and I tell people to buy the boat they are going to use everyday and rent the boat they use once a year for that 10 day river trip.

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