The story of Glissando has mesmerized me for a long time (3.5 years?).
I have scoured the South for a boat worthy of such attention and think I finally found it. I hope so because I bought it!
I think I got lucky, but have yet to actually see it myself. I would like to thank Tim and Rachel for all the advice they have given me. I have a lot of work ahead of me, but I am young and foolish enough to believe great things are possible!
Here is the marine survey. Others might find it interesting. I had never seen one before. By the way, a good marine surveyor is gold! He answered lots of stupid questions in a kind and forthright manner.
www.grm3.com/Whisker.pdf
Specs: 1970 Alberg 30, Hull #439
Price: $1,400 at a Kiwanis Auction
I bought an Alberg!
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I think the boat is as close to a steal at the price as one could ever be, particularly if the reported "nearly new" sails work out well, and depending on the other gear. It's the lowest price A30 I can recall seeing, and not in any worse shape than some I have seen for 5 times the price.
Enjoy! (Hopefully, since it seems I may have culpability here...hehe)
Enjoy! (Hopefully, since it seems I may have culpability here...hehe)
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