Coronado 41

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g5665

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Mar 18, 2011
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Yamaha 25mkii Macau
I been trying to find any blogs with people using a Coronado 41 but with no luck.

We are in the market looking for one and would like to see what other owners have to say in the daily life onboard.

If you know any links of blogs from people sailing/cruising/living aboard a Coronado 41, please send us.

Thank you
 
Mar 2, 2009
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Columbia Yachts C22 Long Beach
It's tough finding info on boats as you get bigger in size and older in year.
I went from owning a Macgregor, which has a VERY active (unofficial) owners association
right here on this site, to owning a Cal 34, which is a moderately popular boat, but few and far between on the online resources.

I am currently in a Newport 28 and the owners forum on here is a ghost town.

SailboatData.com will give you the general blueprint specs and history of the boat. Go to "Search by Builder" and type in Catalina (they bought Coronado and Sailboatdata.com has them listed as the builder).

The couple who "moved ashore to sell trailer homes" may not be sailing anymore, but the records of their journeys should indicate that the boat is a worthy cruiser.

Another thing to remember is that just because someone else has had a good or bad experiences with a certain make and model of boat doesn't mean that you will have the same.

Everybody is different, of course, and just because 2 boats were made in the same factory from the same design plans 30-40 years ago, doesn't neccessarily mean that the two vessels are still "equal" in quality.

It all boils down to how does the boat feel when you step inside it?

Is it creepy? or can you hear her singing to you?

Good Luck!

-Joel
 

g5665

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Mar 18, 2011
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Yamaha 25mkii Macau
Thks Joel

Of course...each boat is a boat, they are all different.

What we looking is to talk with people who's doing it now... for a hands on experience.
The blog of the family mentioned before it's very informative.

BR
Joao


It's tough finding info on boats as you get bigger in size and older in year.
I went from owning a Macgregor, which has a VERY active (unofficial) owners association
right here on this site, to owning a Cal 34, which is a moderately popular boat, but few and far between on the online resources.

I am currently in a Newport 28 and the owners forum on here is a ghost town.

SailboatData.com will give you the general blueprint specs and history of the boat. Go to "Search by Builder" and type in Catalina (they bought Coronado and Sailboatdata.com has them listed as the builder).

The couple who "moved ashore to sell trailer homes" may not be sailing anymore, but the records of their journeys should indicate that the boat is a worthy cruiser.

Another thing to remember is that just because someone else has had a good or bad experiences with a certain make and model of boat doesn't mean that you will have the same.

Everybody is different, of course, and just because 2 boats were made in the same factory from the same design plans 30-40 years ago, doesn't neccessarily mean that the two vessels are still "equal" in quality.

It all boils down to how does the boat feel when you step inside it?

Is it creepy? or can you hear her singing to you?

Good Luck!

-Joel
 
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