Pt 30 Mk2

[kwaghorne]

Originally Posted by Semper Fi

I just purchased a PT-30 last month. The seller gave me all the original
brochures and I would be happy to fax them to you if anyone is interested. I have to be honest. I know nothing about sailing and bought the boat only to live aboard while I attend school. The boat itself is in almost perfect condition. The owner before me had her for 20 years, and it is obvious that he loved the boat from how well she was kept. I already love it also. Let me know if anyone is interested in the brochures. The boat is a 1972 Mk II.

I am considering buying one and would love the original brochure
Thanks
Kay

[sonosail]

Originally Posted by Semper Fi

I just purchased a PT-30 last month. The seller gave me all the original
brochures and I would be happy to fax them to you if anyone is interested. I have to be honest. I know nothing about sailing and bought the boat only to live aboard while I attend school. The boat itself is in almost perfect condition. The owner before me had her for 20 years, and it is obvious that he loved the boat from how well she was kept. I already love it also. Let me know if anyone is interested in the brochures. The boat is a 1972 Mk II.

I would really appreciate a copy of whatever you have in the way of brochures for this yacht. I'll try to PM you about it.
At any rate, my next door neighboor used to have the CHANCE 30-30, which was built by Allied at nearly the same time. Looks pretty similar.
http://www.sailboatdata.com/VIEWRECO...?CLASS_ID=1583
The Chance 32 appears to have been designed slightly later.
http://www.sailboatdata.com/VIEWRECO...?CLASS_ID=1529
Besides the wedge deck and inboard rudder, it also looks similar.
Thanks to everyone for sharing their information about this model.