like a j boat, but not a lot of chatter on this site recently, perhaps this a dead class? i suppose this would make any boats for sale a little cheaper. maybe a benateau or some other FRENCH boat would be better! your opinions welcomed!
dbows
Senior Member
Registered: 04/16/03
Posts: 650
Loc: Marblehead, MA
No the class is not dead. It's 25+ years old and it runs pretty smoothly so there is not a lot of chatter about it. However there is plenty of traffic on the other forums. Feel free to post your questions there.
David #397
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J Pope
Member
Registered: 01/21/09
Posts: 17
Loc: RYC, NJ
I've observed over the past few years that the chatter on these forums falls off a bit in the summer because everyone is out sailing! I know we were - Blue Meanie posted a 1-1-2-5-1 line to take a very competitive PHRF fleet win in the Red Grant Regatta at Raritan Yacht Club this weekend. Full results at www.redgrant.org
D. Bartley
Governor at Large
Registered: 04/28/07
Posts: 427
Loc: Chicago, Il. USA
Glory,
There are plenty of actively raced J/30s around. The New Orleans fleet is rebuilding nicely after the devestation of Katrina.
If you have reasonable questions to ask, I'm sure you'll get responses in kind. If you're looking to stir a pot, there's plenty of other forums for that activity.
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