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I’ve listed her on the Pearson424 for sale page. If she is still around
when we get back later this fall, we’ll go visit her. It’s a tempting
thought.– pat
James Roberts via maillist wrote, On 9/18/14, 5:59 AM:
Quote:I JUST reduced the price of my 1983 424 cutter to $65,900. This yacht has spent 15 years cruising Trinidad and the rest of the carribean and has complete cruising gear. It is docked in Cape Canaveral Florida and is ready to go cruising. We would also accept reasonable offers since we are now in our mid 80’s and have decided to become landlubbers. Jim Roberts Phone 321-355-8733— wrote:
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Just a note from a lurker that you are an inspiration. We’re just starting out cruising in our late 50’s. To hear of someone in their mid-80’s just now deciding to swallow the anchor is very encouraging.
Well done!
Greg Long
443.995.5551
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On Sep 18, 2014, at 9:28 AM, pat noordsij via maillist wrote:
Quote:I’ve listed her on the Pearson424 for sale page. If she is still around when we get back later this fall, we’ll go visit her. It’s a tempting thought.– pat
James Roberts via maillist wrote, On 9/18/14, 5:59 AM:
Quote:I JUST reduced the price of my 1983 424 cutter to $65,900. This yacht has spent 15 years cruising Trinidad and the rest of the carribean and has complete cruising gear. It is docked in Cape Canaveral Florida and is ready to go cruising. We would also accept reasonable offers since we are now in our mid 80’s and have decided to become landlubbers. Jim Roberts Phone 321-355-8733— wrote:
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