Let's see some CS Yachts

[Faster]

Originally Posted by mbu745

I'm looking to buy a CS 34', 35' or 36'. Is there anybody who has one for sale or know one for sale. Thanks in advance. MBU745

This one on Sailing Texas caught my eye... not close by, but the price looks good..

Canadian Sailcraft 36, 1979, Roatan, Bay Island, Honduras, $42,500

[bestfriend]

Originally Posted by mbu745

I'm looking to buy a CS 34', 35' or 36'. Is there anybody who has one for sale or know one for sale. Thanks in advance. MBU745

Mine is for sale. You can see her here: Farallone Yacht Sales (Alameda, CA)

And here:
fogcitysailor[dot]com

[CS271409]

Our CS27 "Good Idea" Hull 1409 Anchored in the North Channel

[shawmac]

These are such wonderful boats and wonderful pictures.

I am really interested in the CS 27, but I have also been bitten by the racing bug as of late. Can anyone comment on what they think of the 27 in club racing? Looking at the PHRF it is mdoerately speedy compared to other 27s with exception to the hotter racers.

[CS271409]

Shawmac,
Welcome to Sailnet. I don't race my CS27 but others may chip in. You may wish to pose your question in the "Racing" or "Buying a Boat" forums. The CS27 pictured above has a PHRF of 198 for Lake Ontario. It moves along quite well and with the deep keel it points better than average also. It is heavily built (overbuilt?) and I'm sure lighter boats would go faster. On a long run from Port Elgin to Tobermory Ontario, we arrived about 30 - 45 min ahead of an Aloha 26, another shoal draft CS27 and a C&C 30. Some sailing and some motorsailing. Clearly my superior sailing skills made all the difference . When you're cruising, it's never a race... unless you are ahead.

[mbu745]

Hello, can you help me by telling me how a form looks like by buying a 35’ sailing boat from a private person, NO via broker. Are there standard forms?
Thanks in advance.
Mbu745