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Desperately Seeking Ginger (the owner of Colvin steel junk)

  • 26 Apr 2017 14:10
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    Reply # 4780277 on 4754690
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    That's great news. 

    At this point, maybe find a different broker that's in the area to chase it down? Somebody with high reviews from local customers.  I don't think that's unethical given the trouble you've had with the unresponsive yard.

    I bet that some other brokers around there already know who owns her. 

     

    -  I'm at James Baldwin's Atom Voyages site all the time - and I've even looked at those photos before.  I'm chagrined that I didn't find them either.  
  • 01 Jun 2017 15:20
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    Reply # 4874592 on 4754690
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    Hey Mark,

    Any good news on Ginger?
  • 03 Jun 2017 10:57
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    Reply # 4878117 on 4754690
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    I was never able to speak to the owner.  I got the owner's phone number and address and inquiries to both were unanswered.  I also got in touch with the onsite broker,  who also attempted contact,  but was unsuccessful in getting a response
  • 04 Jun 2017 02:31
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    Reply # 4878897 on 4754690
    Anonymous member

    I'm sorry to hear that, Mark.  I was recently sent another link by one 'Winston', but didn't post it.  I asked him to introduce himself before sending me any more essentially anonymous information, however well meant.  However, if you are seriously looking for a Colvin this might be worth pursuing.  I've not actually even opened the link myself.

    http://www.sailboatlistings.com/view/65122
  • 18 Jun 2017 00:23
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    Reply # 4905632 on 4754690
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    You might like this boat, then.  It's also much, much closer to you: http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2010/Colvin-Gazelle--2946914/SEATTLE/WA/United-States
  • 09 Aug 2017 11:03
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    And I have a 'project' Gazelle that I'm soon to put up for sale.

    850.545.7559 kbert@brainsfood.com
  • 28 Oct 2017 18:58
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    Ginger lioking sadder one year latter.

    I ended up with a Pearson 367 junk conversion.

    One year latter and Ginger is at the same boatyard, same spot, and worsenung well being. 

    Ginger
  • 22 Jan 2018 14:16
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    Bought a junk rigged Pearson 367. Sorting thru the boat papers, I found two photos of Ginger...taunting me. 

    Ginger
  • 22 Jan 2018 19:37
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    Reply # 5696167 on 4754690
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    I'm sure you'll grow to love her and find her a lot easier to maintain!  Once you've made her your own and changed a few things to suit you, she will end up a boat of charm and character, I'm sure :-)
  • 23 Jan 2018 15:50
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    No doubt our Pearson is easier maintain not to mention way more comfortable. We have refurbished the cabin.


    https://youtu.be/y0m-wUL2g_g
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