Getting Close

[George Lamb]

Well, we are getting close, our new 460 ships from the Hunter plant in Alachua today. From there it is down to Maimi for the final provisioning. My wife and I should be sailing the keys by the week of Feb 21st!We will post pictures as soon as we get back.

 

[Mark Johnson]

I bet you are REALLY exited!

I know I was when we took delivery of our 460. Don't be disappointed if the commissioning process takes a little longer than you think. Better to have it done correctly than rushed to have it ready by 2/21/00. Good luck with the new boat, and keep us posted during the commissioning process.Mark Johnson

 

[Guest]

Rendezvous?

George,  We're going to be back down in the Keys starting Feb 18. Maybe we could rendezvous somewhere. Bill Walton is also in the Keys. Bill, would you be interested?Robert Pancza

 

[bill walton]

Keys Rendevous

I think it would be fun. February is pretty full with business travel, so I'll be home only for weekends or long weekends which might limit where we could meet but March looks more clear at this time. We're driving up to Miami for a couple of days at the show in conjuction with some customer visits. Any ideas where we would want to meet up? I've got two friends with P42s at Dinner Key in Coconut Grove. They might want to join up.

 

[George Lamb]

Getting Together

Sounds like fun to me, we will be leaving Miami on or about Sunday the 21st, drop me an email with the names of your boats, and I will see if I can find you guys once I get there. Is using the radio the best way to put together several folks with uncertian plans?you can email me at george@cordero2.com

 

[Bob Bass]

Pretty Quick Commissioning!!!

Hard to believe that you will be sailing the keys on a H-460 within three weeks of shipment from the factory. Have you ever been through the commissioning of a large cruising boat before? I could give you a few tips if you want to email me at tucandream@aol.com. Congratulations on the purchase of a fine vessel! Provide us with a name and we'll give you a holler on the VHF.