Retirement of Crazy Dave Condon

[American Marine and Sail]

After 30 years, I have retired from the marine industry. I have certainly enjoyed meeting many people during that time and I will take those memories with me back to the mountians. I certainly want to thank all my customers who have supported me over the many years.

I hope to work with the Boy Scouts and try to get a couple of steam locomotives back on the rails for excursions. I am an avid N Scale model railroad train nut which is why my interest in trains.

For any of my customers, please feel free to contact me at davecondon@mindspring.com

Crazy Dave Condon
American Marine & Sail Supply, Inc.

 

[Pops]

Good luck Dave! I hope you keep wearing that propeller beanie.

 

[soling42]

Thanks for all your input regarding the Hunters you were a part of. All our best,
Mike and Kelli

 

[Ray Bowles]

Crazy Dave, I learned to sail my H26 reading your posts. I must say THANKS for the time you spend answering all my questions. This started in 1999 through 2002. After that we sold the farm and spent almost 3 years crusing the Gulf, Keys and upper islands on an Island Packet 38 before we had to return.
We have always lived in the mountains in the PNW and returned here. I wish you the best. That cup of coffee always tastes better while watching the sunrise in the mountains.
Enjoy, Ray
P.S. I'll be sailing my 23 till I tip over. Thanks.

 

[Steve Kamp]

Crazy Dave, we will have to consider this a formal announcement, as you have been talking/thinking it over for the entire time Sheila and I have known you. Thank you for your support and assistance on both of our Hunters. We have put many miles on the 38 and anticipate many more.
Keep in touch, and bon voyage,
Steve and Sheila Kamp
Hunter 38 "Carolina"
Bridgeton Harbor NC