...how cool is this!
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Only takes about $350k USD to put one in your driveway...
No that's New Zealand dollars, but still about $170k USD.
Nope. I talked to them personally - $350K USD
Robi,
For you, you had better check what the price of a new main sail is before contemplating purchase. <img src="<>/eek.gif" alt="eek" title="eek" height="15" width="15" />
that is some sweet flat water sailing....
If your spending $350 k why not get a vx40 at $500k
needs more righting moment apparently <img src="<>/smile.gif" alt="smile" title="smile" height="15" width="15" />
I would be needing a wardrobe change if I were flying a hull like that on my F31!
I am a little partial to the multi23 I think.
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Holy cows, thats alot of money, I just got that figure from one of the posts on the video.. I agree with ptp, I'd go with the multi23. Doesn't matter, I can't afford either one.
The ad on the S.A. front page says $197,000 US excludes sails. Tht'd be a pricey suit of sails at $153,000.
And you will need a place to berth her.$$$$$
For you, you had better check what the price of a new main sail is before contemplating purchase. <img src="<>/eek.gif" alt="eek" title="eek" height="15" width="15" />
What are you talking about! <img src="<>/whistle.gif" alt="whistle" title="whistle" height="15" width="15" />
Eric, those bad boys are trailable, no need to berth her.
Starting from scratch, by the time you add transportation to the states, sales tax, import duties, sails, electronics, trailer, offshore safety equipment, etc., it was going to take $350k to put in my driveway...
Hey Todd,
Call me when you get yours on the Outer Banks—I'd love to crew!
John
I'm starting with this . We'll see how long the progression takes. You know your on the A list.