Thanks all, as I was thinking of freeing the available space inside I was really referring to a cruising boat. I can see the logic about slipping...
gone to the dark side...
Is there a reason Tri's aren't all designed with the boards in the outer hulls? This would free up much needed space inside and I would think be...
For any coming to this thread, I did manage to get cover offered from Pantaeneus if that helps anyone. Unfortunately missed out on the boat though.
QBE is a no go. Perhaps unless you had a long history of policies with them. something about the difficulty and expense of repairing the...
Thanks Brendan, Nautilus also suggested QBE, I'll give them a go too.
thanks for that I haven't tried them; will check it out. Just looking at a Simpson Liahona but it's no good for me if i can't get insurance for...
Help! On the Aussie front what's the latest with Tri insurance? Looking at insuring a 42' cruising Tri...YOUI will only cover boats less...
So..did you buy it? Otherwise how much did she go for?
come on guys...we are talking comfy cruising boat here...we should compare to the French production boats.
It is possible that the boat could be demounted for transport...depends if any release medium used around the front and rear beams before they...
Oh I just noticed the price has gone up to $35K... ?
I believe the Fusion comes in at 4.1 Tonnes and full displacement of 5.75 Tonnes. I thought that seemed pretty reasonable for 12m? Jason Guard...
How about Format System in Germany have a 12m that looks good...no idea price though. http://www.format-system.de/cms/54-1-format-400-cabrio.html...
Yep; solid glass below the waterline and balsa core above and decks. she looks pretty down on her lines at the stern in those shots...maybe all...
