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I don't think so. Shipped, the boat ends up, wear and tear wise, as it leaves. 
In Response To: Seems to me either shipping it or motoring it north... ()
'Motoring' hundreds of hours and general bashing may have different results. 
On the other hand, for a sturdy cruising boat, it should be nothing and any breakdowns and repairs needed will only make it a better boat, and you a better boater!
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- Any of you ever moved a boat all the way up the west coast?
- Haven't but...
- East coast
- West Coast Passage
- A LONG TIME ago .....
- No, more of a no jobs down this way...
- What does it cost to ship?
- Only ONE thing to say......
- "somehow I don't remember you as that old..."
- Shame on you (59 is a very capable age for a sailor!!!)
- 60 to 70 for me was an incredible change
- Growing old sucks
- Growing old sucks
- Ya know what? It ain't so for all of us and to suggest otherwise is thoughtless.
- 60 to 70 for me was an incredible change
- No, more of a no jobs down this way...
- No west coast exp. but I once shipped my 28'er up the east coast.
- A book
- Just got some estimates... LOL
- You'll have to factor in the rest of the damage to the
- Seems to me either shipping it or motoring it north...
- I don't think so. Shipped, the boat ends up, wear and tear wise, as it leaves.
- I don't think so. Shipped, the boat ends up, wear and tear wise, as it leaves.
- Seems to me either shipping it or motoring it north...
- You'll have to factor in the rest of the damage to the
- From what I've seen, it's no different
- ship it
- We've done it two ways
- Haven't but...
