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04-08-2008, 12:34 PM
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| Seaworthiness of a '70s Seafarer 38 Long overhangs & full keel with cutaway forefoot aren't what I was looking for in a cruising boat, but it's cheap and somewhat local. (Sistership in photos) Does anyone have experience with the Seafarer 38s from the 70s? Are they considered a seaworthy cruising design?    |
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