So, here’s a question… “What sort of VolksCruiser do you actually want?” Face it, everyone’s different with disparate needs and situations which means one’s VolkCruiser of choice may not be what others need or want. Which I suppose brings us to other questions we have to ask ourselves… “How are you going to use your …
A great way to start the year
I’ve always thought that Bill Lapworth’s CAL 28 is a great boat. It’s always been on my nearly perfect VolksCruiser list as it embodies excellent performance, a good quality build, and it’s affordable. As it happens, a new (to me at least) channel on YouTube recently did a video on a CAL 28 that’s for sale that …
Plus, I’ve always liked the Poker design.
I’ve been watching this boat on the market for a while… and why it has not been snapped up in an instant is something of a riddle to me. Sure it’s small but back when we spent a year in the Canary Islands there was a Storfidra 25 with a young family aboard who’d sailed …
Some Muscadet goodness… Oh, and speaking of small, Mariah of Comet Camper fame is doing another Tiny Transition and Downsizing class you might want to take advantage of…
Here’s a great post on Philipe Harlé’s Muscadet by 1001Boats that you might want to peruse…
A good deal on a Bolger AS-29 sharpie…
For those of us on VolksCruiser budgets, it’s hard to argue with the fact that the best bang for the buck is going to be a sharpie… So here’s a great link to one in progress.
I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for the Westerly Centaur… For one, it has that sort of clunky everyman thing going for it which is kind of refreshing. It’s not sleek, has zero pretensions, and looks just like you’d expect a budget sailboat for the masses to look. Which is some kind …
