Re: [PCW] Cat Choices

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hclews@aol.com
Tue, Jun 3, 2008 5:02 PM

Jim,

The PDQ 34 is likely too small for your large frame, but it sure is
economical when it comes to long distance cruising - all the more important with
today's fuel prices.  We just completed a 1500 mile trip from Florida to New
Hampshire, averaging over 3 mles/gallon.  Not too shabby considering most of our
cruising was done at 15 knots. (Details & photos at:
www.snodoglog.com/08Spring-FL-to-NH-Pg4.html).  The larger PDQ 41 might meet most of your requirements.

Henry Clews
www.snodoglog.com

In a message dated 6/2/08 6:52:29 PM, jimmeader@mac.com writes:

Trying to get to "the choice" in buying a catamaran.


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Jim, The PDQ 34 is likely too small for your large frame, but it sure is economical when it comes to long distance cruising - all the more important with today's fuel prices. We just completed a 1500 mile trip from Florida to New Hampshire, averaging over 3 mles/gallon. Not too shabby considering most of our cruising was done at 15 knots. (Details & photos at: www.snodoglog.com/08Spring-FL-to-NH-Pg4.html). The larger PDQ 41 might meet most of your requirements. Henry Clews www.snodoglog.com In a message dated 6/2/08 6:52:29 PM, jimmeader@mac.com writes: > Trying to get to "the choice" in buying a catamaran. > ************** Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/tyler-florence?video=4& ?NCID=aolfod00030000000002)