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    • #68566
      Anonymous

      Dear Pearson Mail List Friends:-

      I am selling my P-424 ketch. It has fresh paint, new sails, a remanufactured
      engine, all new line, a fabulous electric autopilot, Furuno radar over a
      Furuno moving map at the helm on a Navpod, and repeating below, a new stove
      in the galley, a new head forward, a holding tank, masticator pump, great
      clean cabins fore and aft, a lovely stereo below decks and in the cockpit, X
      M radio, CD-FM-AM radio, VHF Radio with emergency location, Wired for LF
      with an LF ham radio and too many other features to list. Comes with an 11
      foot top of the line dinghy and a Mercury outboard 9.9 hp, and also an
      offshore raft . Bimini, sail covers and a harbor shade. Electric dinghy
      winch on the stern raises and lowers the dinghy and motor from the davits.
      Not to mention a top of the line grill, all the MOB stuff and most lights
      LED, including all of the NAV lights. This boat has had four or five owners
      and has been loved by all. And it shows. Previous owners took it to the UK
      several times. I have sailed it in BI Sound for 12 years. Comes fully
      equipped with pots, pans, dishes, cups, glasses, towels, sheets, pillows,
      hand towels, silverware etc. Curious principals call the owner. Lying
      Newport RI (10 miles away West in Pt. Judith Pond). Buy some groceries and
      sail her away. E Mail the owner.

      Thatcher A. Stone

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    • #78548
      Anonymous

      We’ll miss you here, Thatcher. Best of luck.

      Tor


      Silverheels, P-424 #17
      http://www.silverheels.us


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    • #78549
      Anonymous

      Thanks. I will miss all of these wonderful electronic friendships made over
      the last decade.


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    • #78550
      kalinowski
      Participant

      Aloha Thatcher: As we all find out, nothing is forever. I am puzzled by your your hull date and number. I have hull #135, which is titled as a 1980 ketch. You mention hull #128 with a 1982 manufacture date. Is something lost here in the mists of time?

      Dan Kalinowski
      Jolly Lama #135
      Ko Olina, O’ahu

    • #78551
      Anonymous

      Probably my error.


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    • #78552
      unabated
      Participant

      I have hull 140   The hull number ends in 81 but the build date according to the documentation, shows it as being built in 1980.
      Alan
      UNABATED

      — On Mon, 5/21/12, Thatcher Stone wrote:

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    • #78553
      RichCarter
      Participant

      I think the build date is determined at the time the keel is laid whereas the model year is determined by the manufacturer when the boat is put up for sale. I’m not sure it even has to represent a real year much like car models come out in the fall of the previous year. My 1979 424 has a build date of 1978. It may be possible for the two dates to be off by two years.

      Rich


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    • #78554
      joe shimkonis
      Participant

      Good luck Thatcher-do you have the boat listed on yachtworld? 

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    • #78555
      Anonymous

      Not listed yet. Wanted the P424 world to know first.
      Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless handheld


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    • #78556
      Phil Fontaine
      Participant

      Good luck with your sale Thatcher.
      Hull number, model year, and date built can all be determined from the 12
      digit Hull Identification Number. See the following link:
      http://www.sailingseadragon.com/SerialNumber.htm
      Regards,
      Phil Fontaine


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