My boat

[jorgefife]

I thought I would show some photos:
When I was paneling V berth with cedar; my jib, modified from a roller furler to a hanks on jib; my netting which I installed last week; and my other baby, a 78 RR, right hand drive...which incidently takes a very far second place to the Hunter!

 

[rardiH36]

Jorge:

She's turned out nice.

Not withstanding JC's historical perspective a couple of months ago that the 1980 Hunter 36 is really only a quasi-Cherubini, from your deck view photo, I certainly notice the similarity of design with my Cherubini 36.

Have you sailed her much yet? How's the weather-helm tendency?

So where's the Grey Poupon to accompany the wine in the V-Berth? Left it in the Rolls I presume!

 

[jorgefife]

I sailed 4 times, and Saturday will once again
Handles beautifully, the bow cuts the waves perfectly
Will take decent pics this weekend
I will be cooking on deck
look me up on www.atasteofportugal.net
And I have this great looking binacle compass, courtesy of the salvage yard, will show later

 

[Ed Schenck]

A yacht and a Rolls. Life is good!

 

[Rick D]

Verrrry nice!

I also notice you have a Cal T-2 next to you which is a rare boat indeed!

The 78 Roller looks nice too. Here's a pix of my 74 Jag XJ6L I've owned for 28 years.

 

[jorgefife]

Believe it or not, I paid $ 5,000.00 for the RR
It had 4 inches of water inside, so seats and carpets and transmission and brakes had to be replaced
Still a great car with 80,000 original miles on the clock
Nice Jag! I was in Rhodesia ( now Zimbabwe) when a friend bought an XJ-6 in 1971, and I remember the instrument panel was the most fascinating thing I had ever seen... the car was great, big as a schooner