I'm now a 37C owner

[Dave Wilson]

Signed the papers and paid the seller today. I'm moving up from a 1979 H30. The new boat is a 1983. Excuse the quality of the picture, it's a scanned image.The boat had a 3 inch hole in the engine block where a rod decided to make an exit, so it's in the process of being repowered with a 3YM30. It's also receiving a new shaft, propeller, stern tube and strut. I'm a buddy of Steve Dion, so I'm sure I'll be getting plenty of advice on haow to sail the new boat. However, I like to let you that have one of these great boats give me any words of wisdom before I pick it up the weekend before Thanksgiving.Dave Wilson

 

[Phil Herring]

Congrats!

Maybe the most sought-after boat Hunter has ever built. Enjoy!

 

[Dave Simpson]

You Done Good!!

Based on our 18 years of living on our H-37c, the last 4 on a mooring here, I can tell you you've made a great decision in chosing your boat. She's a great design, well built, and as comfortable as you can get underway.Congratulations, you're gonna love her!!!

 

[Ed Schenck]

Beware of Dion.

The guy knows nothing about Cherubinis. Thinks all boats should be painted with gelcoat! Congratulations though, I hope you enjoy your new H37C half as much as we do ours. And yours will probably be in the water twelve months a year instead of six. Wait a minute! Does that make my 1979 only thirteen years old?

 

[Sanders]

more congratulations

Dave,Good for you and yours.When I am home (currently in Florida) I can be found at Marina Village in Alameda, what else, working on my boat. Drop by Gate 8 and look for Good News.I also live in Sacramento, and will get in toiuc h when we get back to the best coast.Cheers,Sanders

 

[Josh]

welcome to nor-cal sailing

I'm over in Half Moon Bay, so your welcome to come find me as well, G57 at Pillar Point Marina. I heard that the 37-C is the only blue water cruiser that Hunter ever made. Sanders was trying to put together a Bay area meeting of 37-c's at Angel Island, we ought to fire that plan back up.Josh