New (to me) TY Senior
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New (to me) TY Senior
Just picked up a local Typhoon Senior in Southeastern Massachusetts with almost every available factory option (my previous TY Senior was the opposite - no factory options). Will be making a few updates and minor repairs over the winter to get ready for the next season on the Mt. Hope and Narragansett Bays.
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MHB Sailor
Re: New (to me) TY Senior
Congratulations. Looks good! Will keep a eye out for you. B
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Re: New (to me) TY Senior
Oh that's a nice looking boat. There be adventure on the horizon! Might get one of those one day....
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Thanks John. To me they're the perfect daysailor size, but I also intend to use it for up to 3-4 days for exploring around the Narragansett Bay next season. Having had smaller 19-foot weekender sailboats before the cabin is palatial in comparison lol. Thing I like about the TY Senior vs. the CD-22 is that the Senior dispensed with the sink and ice box at the head of the berths which moves the berth up to where there's more open space.
MHB Sailor
Re: New (to me) TY Senior
Yay! She looks great!
Jeff
Jeff
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Sailing my 27 out of Bullock Cove in E. Providence. Frequently in the Hog Island, mouth of Mt. Hope Bay area. Do you have a sail number displayed? Mine is 35. Will watch for you.
Walter R Hobbs
CD 14 hull # 535, Grin
CD 27 Hull # 35 Horizon Song
Lincoln, RI
"Attitude is the differance between ordeal and adventure."
CD 14 hull # 535, Grin
CD 27 Hull # 35 Horizon Song
Lincoln, RI
"Attitude is the differance between ordeal and adventure."