Pagani Huayra
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Topic: Pagani Huayra
Posted By: getafix
Subject: Pagani Huayra
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 1:06pm
OK, I was away so I watched TG on iPlayer and OMG what an unbelievably fantastic machine this thing looked like.... no, I'll never afford one or the house with race-track next-door you'd really need to actually get the best out of it, but.... ... it started me thinking, what, money no object, is the thing you most desire in your sailing life? Mine would be a nice new, very shiny, red, all-the-bells-and-whistles i14
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Posted By: JimC
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 1:55pm
Mine was the new Canoe I had to pull the plug on 'cause the body is letting me down...
But we dinghy sailors are very lucky: even the most expensive of dinghies is vaguely affordable for most if they can prioritise it above other expensive hobbies like wives, girlfriends and children, and is more fun than anything a billionaire can buy...
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Posted By: BBSCFaithfull
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 2:04pm
Mine would be a B6 with HM mast and a new 18.
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Posted By: rogerd
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 4:23pm
5o5 and all the time to practice. Oh and a gorilla for a crew.
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Posted By: Neptune
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 5:22pm
you guys are thinking too small....i reckon something like a 100ft plus Wally or perhaps a Swan 105 and some deck hands to do the tiresome stuff
------------- Musto Skiff and Solo sailor
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Posted By: Ruscoe
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 6:41pm
5o5 without any shaddow of doubt. Infact you may as well end the thread there!!
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Posted By: timeintheboat
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 7:02pm
Merlin Rocket for me and the missus. 5o5 - for me and a mate Finn for me.
------------- Like some other things - sailing is more enjoyable when you do it with someone else
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Posted By: iGRF
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 7:30pm
Isn't it a shame, there's nothing built I would lust after with the exception of that Aura, converted to run single handed, so I guess if money were no object then it would be the V3 which I'm more confident I'd get right this time.
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Posted By: winging it
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 7:36pm
D1, and I'll crew the 5oh with you Roger, even though I'm not a gorilla.
but I'd also like to have my classic 14 fitted out for me with the absolute best kit and superb new sails
------------- the same, but different...
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Posted By: Rupert
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 9:14pm
A wacking great boathouse next to an amazing piece of sailing water where I can sail any one of my huge fleet of dinghies, which are stored under cover, pulled up on a shallow ramp, with masts up, just pull the sails up, paddle out through the electrically operated full height doors and go.
Not sure what the boats would be, but would certainly include a keelboat (kept in a cradle just above the water), a singlehander or 7, and a few doublehanders. And a fleet of something one design so everyone can come round to play together.
------------- Firefly 2324, Puffin 229, Minisail 3446 Mirror 70686
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Posted By: JohnW
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 10:12pm
Originally posted by Rupert
A wacking great boathouse next to an amazing piece of sailing water where I can sail any one of my huge fleet of dinghies, which are stored under cover, pulled up on a shallow ramp, with masts up, just pull the sails up, paddle out through the electrically operated full height doors and go.
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You could even leave the sails up with a boathouse like that.
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Posted By: alstorer
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 10:58pm
For the winter, a lake the size of Grafham roofed over and heated, fans to provide wind to the strength and stability you want... boat park sheltered, as for Rupert, so boats can be left sails up (rig tension off, of course). Secure drying lockers for kit- though as that can be "Caribbean" level anyway, there's not much to be dried.
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Al
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Posted By: Mister Nick
Date Posted: 30 Jan 13 at 11:46pm
Posted By: sargesail
Date Posted: 31 Jan 13 at 1:07am
The boats we have now....and the time to play in them more.
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Posted By: aardvark_issues
Date Posted: 31 Jan 13 at 8:26am
Yeah, I'd have my boat too!
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Posted By: tgruitt
Date Posted: 31 Jan 13 at 11:07am
Volvo 65, TP52, 12ft Skiff and a Moth with diamonds on the leading edge of the foils.
------------- Needs to sail more...
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Posted By: getafix
Date Posted: 31 Jan 13 at 7:05pm
+1 for the concept of having lots more time to go sailing in the boat I have now, but I'd still love the i14 if poss!
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Posted By: rogerd
Date Posted: 31 Jan 13 at 8:18pm
If you have the time ie your not having to work. You will also have to find some friends who arent working to join in.
Nessa thats sorted then Agamemnon and the 5o both of us will be happy ...oh and a boat with a sliding seat for giggles
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Posted By: sargesail
Date Posted: 31 Jan 13 at 8:58pm
Nope -just practice more so we can stuff them when they get out the office!
And we is the family - 2K, 300, and Teras.
And sailing alone is still better than not sailing at all.
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