At six times the current value of my boat,
I don't think I'll be rushing to Canada to
put anything down on one of them.
Sure is nice, though. So would a win in
the Powerball lottery. I guess I'd have
to throw some money away first, though,
wouldn't I?
Maybe I'll just wait for Henry Clews to get
desperate to buy one of them and put
Sno' Dog up for sale at a bargain price!
(;-p)
D C "Mac" Macdonald
m/v Another Adventure
Grand Lake - Oklahoma
----Original Message Follows----
From: HClews@aol.com
There's a nice article on the new PDQ 41 in the latest issue of Power
Cruising magazine - the Jan-Feb 2007 edition - starting on page 72.
The article was written by Jim Stalnaker a current PDQ 34 owner, so
he is able to make interesting comparisons from direct experience.
I saw the 41 briefly in Stuart a couple of weeks ago. Compared to
our 34, it sure seemed BIG! There's little doubt that this boat will
provide more live-aboard comfort as well as superior sea-keeping
qualities - as compared to her little sister. But, with the price
moving quickly toward the $600,000 mark, I can't say that I am
immediately tempted to place an order.
Henry Clews
PDQ 34 Sno' Dog
www.geocities.com/snodoglog
At six times the current value of my boat,
I don't think I'll be rushing to Canada to
put anything down on one of them.
Sure is nice, though. So would a win in
the Powerball lottery. I guess I'd have
to throw some money away first, though,
wouldn't I?
Maybe I'll just wait for Henry Clews to get
desperate to buy one of them and put
Sno' Dog up for sale at a bargain price!
(;-p)
D C "Mac" Macdonald
m/v Another Adventure
Grand Lake - Oklahoma
----Original Message Follows----
From: HClews@aol.com
> There's a nice article on the new PDQ 41 in the latest issue of Power
> Cruising magazine - the Jan-Feb 2007 edition - starting on page 72.
> The article was written by Jim Stalnaker a current PDQ 34 owner, so
> he is able to make interesting comparisons from direct experience.
>
> I saw the 41 briefly in Stuart a couple of weeks ago. Compared to
> our 34, it sure seemed BIG! There's little doubt that this boat will
> provide more live-aboard comfort as well as superior sea-keeping
> qualities - as compared to her little sister. But, with the price
> moving quickly toward the $600,000 mark, I can't say that I am
> immediately tempted to place an order.
>
> Henry Clews
> PDQ 34 Sno' Dog
> www.geocities.com/snodoglog
