what hull # and name
Don

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Thanks Ron
Yatch world .com is more than likly the best place .

thisisit
#81 sloop

Don

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Hi Ron,

I had the best luck with the Boat U.S. site  with my Ericson 34.  I got what I was asking and it was a good vehicle for pictures and so forth.  Unless you're going to list with a broker, Yachtworld is not the place, I think.

Bob

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http://www.soundings mag is also a good place cheap and well read by boaters

Don

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Where does she lie? A couple of national pub ads with a regional pub heavy up where the boat is would be the logical approach. As you may know, moving a boat at this price level is both expensive and time consuming. Your best prospects are near where the boat lies.

Dan Kalinowski
(former ad man)
Lady Leanne (#135)
Honolulu

Ron,
Regardless if you use a broker or not, I would post a notice of the for sale in the various cruising forums on the web.  The Cruisers Forum and the SSCA Forum are just two of these.  If you are a member of SSCA you can post an add on the website and in the bulletin.

The P424, as this email list attests, is still a very popular cruising boat.  There are a lot of wanna be's on these forums who might just become a gonna be with your boat.

You might also look at Canadian publications as the Lake Erie is a long way from the SE USA, but not that far from Missaugua (sp?).

John

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