Typhoon for 25K

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Markst95
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Typhoon for 25K

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saw a Ty on Yachtworld for 24900.

http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1972/Ca ... ted-States

Mines a 72 too and a BARGAIN at only 21999!
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Post by Steve Laume »

If you were to consider this to be a brand new boat, which it pretty much is, this would be a fair price.

I am always amazed at what a bargain our classic boats are. You would be hard pressed to find a new full keeled day sailor complete with sails for that kind of money.

If they are truly trying to sell it they should have rigged and launched it for a day. Take some professional pictures of the same quality as their work. The dark storage shed doesn't do much to show it off, Steve.
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cost to build

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On a cost to build today comparison I'm sure it's a bargain and she sure is a beauty. Steve couldn't you use another Typhoon to add to your fleet. Or how about you OJ? She'd look good on the deck of your custom CD.
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I remember this CD Ty Weekender being offered for sale about a year ago - more or less. I do not remember if it was the same broker/boatyard but it was the same 4 photos. The asking price then was also around $24,000 - $25,000. I recall being attracted to the photo of the "brass" winches. I thought tradition was bronze winches.

The ad references a custom "float off" trailer but the photo shows a trailer with jack stand type "pads".

When I parted with S/V Tadpole in October 2010 I sold her for "slightly less than" $24,900. :D That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :wink:
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Post by rtbates »

I don't know guys about this one.

Seems it has a BRASS stem fitting, not the usual CD BRONZE, haha..
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Re: Typhoon for 25K

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A brand new J-22 is over 40k
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Re: Typhoon for 25K

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Move the decimal place one place to the left and it is just a tad more than I have in my 3 Typhoons :) Ooops, correction, 2 Typhoons... #3 was picked up yesterday.
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