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From: Bill Simms (no email)
Date: Sat Mar 05 2005 - 11:19:32 EST
I wanted to thank you all for your information. I
guess I've got a lot more reading to do and maybe some
traveling too. It's good to know that I haven't
started down this road as late as I and some others
that I could name might or have thought.
As far as teh traveling goes over the next few years
I'd like to see as many boats (sail) as I can fit into
my schedule that are of a size to live on and with as
many different hull and deck materials as possible.
How do used boat sales people feel about learners
coming to see what they can see without any real
intention of buying for a few years? Are they ok with
that or do they pester you with email or regular mail
ads or do they just tell you to leave? What is the
best way to see a lot, not spend too much money while
I'm seeing, and not get into trouble with a sales
person that I might someday buy from?
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Bill
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