Rare find a Hunter 23.4
- Thread starter P100D
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@P100D
You need to correct the description of the boat as a Hunter 23 wing keel. As to 23.4, I have no idea what that specifically references to unless length overall but for this boat it is 23’3” from bow to stern.
Also Genoa railing may be what we call a traveler which is a bar with a sliding mainsheet block setup attached to boat generally right in front of the companionway. Take a photo and post to make sure it is a traveler. Then may I suggest you change the description of your ad. Former dealer now retired
You need to correct the description of the boat as a Hunter 23 wing keel. As to 23.4, I have no idea what that specifically references to unless length overall but for this boat it is 23’3” from bow to stern.
Also Genoa railing may be what we call a traveler which is a bar with a sliding mainsheet block setup attached to boat generally right in front of the companionway. Take a photo and post to make sure it is a traveler. Then may I suggest you change the description of your ad. Former dealer now retired
Here is the link.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/sai...48793025257031/?sale_post_id=1448793025257031
He has realized that it is a Hunter 23 now.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/sai...48793025257031/?sale_post_id=1448793025257031
He has realized that it is a Hunter 23 now.
I think by genoa railing he means a genoa "track"... it's a long T track, mounted on the toe rail that can accommodate a large range of sail sizes and additional equipment for other purposes. The toe rail location creates the wide sheeting angle often preferred for reaching. On my genoa track I have mounted lead and turning blocks for spinnakers and all upwind sails, an adjustable EZ glide jib lead system, a track mounted mid ships cleat, a slider for the spinnaker twing controller... and something else I can't think of at the moment. Oh, did I forget to say a genoa track is pretty darn handy.
