Great year, you're right, I would add a blisterless one I was looking for PS34 when came across mine six years back. No regrets of course. I would suggest we start a forum where different PS owners would invite each other for a weekend of sailing on their respective bodies of water. Could be fun. Any thoughts?
Hi Y'all then! We sailed a couple of years ago up your river to Savannah.
Meeting with those conteiner ships and freighters coming around the bend felt like being in a locker room with basketball players. I am sure you know the feeling.
Re: What do you think about starting a Pacific Seacraft Owner's Association?
Most summers, the Seattle Seacraft Brokerage organizes a Pacific Seacraft rendezvous here in the Northwest. I've only owned our PSC37 for 1 year and 3/4 and haven't been able to make one yet, but I really want to. I agree that face time is important. I want to see how others have things rigged and outfitted. I want to hear people's stories.
Re: What do you think about starting a Pacific Seacraft Owner's Association?
Hi all
I am buying PS31 #36 "clue" brokered by Crusader Yachts in Annapolis this week. the boat will be kept in Eastport. I'd love to meet other PS owners in the area to compare notes, raft up, etc.
Elan
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Pacific Seacraft 31 #36
Re: What do you think about starting a Pacific Seacraft Owner's Association?
I have PSC 31 No. 55. She's in the hard at Port Annapolis until April 3, then she'll be docked in Mill Creek. I've seen the boat you've bought; she's a beautiful condition.
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I was looking for PS34 when came across mine six years back. No regrets of course. I would suggest we start a forum where different PS owners would invite each other for a weekend of sailing on their respective bodies of water. Could be fun. Any thoughts?
