20' to 22' swing keel with small cuddy

[75R20]

I'll second the Kent Ranger 20 as a great boat, I currently own 1 and have owned another. They are local for you (100 miles) and close for dad. They sail very well, weigh 1550 lbs. and trailer great. 1 healthy person can set the mast in place and be sailing from trailer in 30/45 minutes. Active forums both here in Seattle, and in Portland, with at least one active Sailmaker, and several of the original vendors still at the same addresses that they were when the boat was built. Approx 700 boats were built with some even being built in Salt Lake City.
Mine is in the water, If you or dad want to see it, let me know....They come up for sail on the Forums/Craigslist but you have to be fast, as they sell quickly. After the snow stops/melts I'm willing to go for a sail if you are interested. I'm on Lake Washington, near downtown.
Let me know
Kary
S/V Mariah
*49080

[g0twind]

I vote for a Paceship PY23, but I'm a little biased.....

Slightly larger than a C22, built strong and can be trailered. (However, I wouldn't want to trailer all the time)

[stickers11]

Down for a visit in Goldendale, WA. Drove down to Portland today and had a look at a Ranger 20 at Cascade Locks. Here is the listing. Was the dodger a standard feature? The listing does not mention one. What about the price? No outboard...seems on the high side for what I have seen.

Sailboat,1975 Ranger 20

[75R20]

The price in not bad BUT........condition is everything. The dodger was an option and a replacement is ~ $550.00 (just got a new one from the original vendor 2 years ago) that boat has what we call the travel/storage cover on it. Sails = it needs a genoa, and they are hard to find and ~600.00 new. I have lots of INFO on the boat, feel free to contact me if you need more/have questions....I'm 1 of the more active R20 owners around, and have done many up-grades/changes to my R20.
Kary
S/V Mariah
#49080