Georgs wrote: "Any idea where on the Web we can take a look at this power cat? A quick Google doesn't bring up anything." Well it probably IS the ole memory that goes 1st. One can't find a factory site for Scimitar. If you go to: http://www.yachtworld.com/helms/index.html you will find info but no layout. If you click on Scimitar Power Catamaran you can get 'full specs' and pics of the interior. Clicking on YACHTS and viewing the for sale listing for the 3650 gets a bit of design philosophy, wherein they talk about rear propulsion cats "hobby horsing and squatting." Is this a problem on power cats? No reviews I've read seem to indicate this. Helms Yachts has sold at least one; it was for sale a month or so ago in Emeryville, CA; the broker tried to make a case that the single head with cockpit entry "had obvious advantages" Huh? What is one missing here? Any comments/experiences will be appreciated...Jon Karna

>Helms Yachts has sold at least one; it was for sale a month or so >ago in Emeryville, CA; It still is for sale, at $299,000: http://monarchyachtsales.com/core/listing/pl_boat_detail.jsp?&units=Feet&checked_boats=1267151&slim=broker&&hosturl=monarchyachtsales&&ywo=monarchyachtsales& Sure would be interesting to know why the original owner put her up for sale. There may be nothing wrong with the boat. --Georgs

>It still is for sale, at $299,000: > >http://monarchyachtsales.com/core/listing/pl_boat_detail.jsp?&units=Feet&checked_boats=1267151&slim=broker&&hosturl=monarchyachtsales&&ywo=monarchyachtsales& Would anyone be interested in pooling resources to see if we could arrange a short charter/sea trial of the used Scimitar 36 that is for sale? Say three days and two nights on San Francisco Bay. --Georgs