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A different Ray Hunt Design
I decided back in the fall that I would sell the V20. I ended up selling for much less than I had originally anticipated. I discovered, with the help of a potential buyer, that the transom was soft. So while the boat looked good, it turns out there was more work than I thought. The V-20 was getting older and my wife has never been a fan of the noise and speed of power boats, so we thought we would try a different approach. The attached picture is the 1975 O'Day 22 we bought. When searching the internet for info on the O'Day I discovered that this boat was designed by Ray Hunt and Associates. I hope it serves me well like the V-20 did.
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Good luck with her, I love sailing. Lot of work though. But when you get out of the harbor, cut the motor and listen to the sea it is a wonderful thing
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