Hull Number / Owner Revisions General Forum Forums

Hi Scott,

I just thought I'd make a topic where people could put their revisions to the new hull # information. What a great compilation of info you gathered!

Travis Swaim and I (Sophi Swaim) bought the DE32 #18 from Bill Lewis. She was called the Cheney Ann,we have renamed her Seabird. We are located in Portland,ME and our e-mails are travis (dot) swaim (at) gmail.com and sophi (dot) swaim (at) gmail.com. We have two websites,one is http://www.sailingseabird.wordpress.com and the other (more general one) is http://www.maineliveaboards.com.

Thanks for keeping the site up to date,it's neat to see where in the world the other Downeasters are!

~Sophi

OASIS is a Downeaster 32  built in 1979,hull #128.  First owned (as far as I believe) by John H.,then by Gary S.,now by myself.  http://downeasteryachts.com/fo…..de32-oasis

James Dillman here. Hull #99 Downeaster 38. Vessel name:Rhondavous. Located in Long Beach,CA

James_dillman@yahoo.com

Scott,

Our listing has disappeared.  It was on the old site,but didn't make the cut!

Boat name is Perelandra.  The hull no. is 32,Downeast 38 Cutter rig built in 1975.  Owners are Doug &Debra Mentuck,hailing port is Swampscott,MA although we keep her on a mooring in Salem Harbor.  Email is doug(at)thementucks.com.

The boat was berthed at Santa Barbara city marina for many years,until late in 2007.  We trucked her east in September of that year.

Thanks for all the good work you do!

Doug

Scott,

No problem!  The HID is AAY00320675-381

Doug

Hi Scott,

I personally want to thank you for the great job you have been doing on this site.  What kind of help would you need would you need to help you run this site?  I'd be willing to help but don't know anything about what it takes.

Just in case you run out of things to do…here is my updated info: Hull # 20 of DE32's,Misty Dawn AAY#00200576321 still in Channel Islands Harbor in Southern California with me,Chris Loza,as new owner and full time liveaboard.  After owning this boat for around twenty five years,Jim Curry finnaly sold her to me only because he and his wife were moving to Maine.  Seabird might be getting a knock on the hull any time now.

I have notice a few Downeasters around this area that are not listed here.  I'm making it a point to make a list and will try to make the owners aware of this site.

I'd better take off for now.  Misty has a completely new set of sails that need to be broken in and yes,I am now broke but she can,once again,sail with a bone in her teeth.  

Thanks,Scott.

My Baby just turned 18 this last month but those first few years were,well…remembered fondly…now.  Back then,chaos.  Just about the time you get one thing mastered they come up with something new to rattle your brain and it just doesn't stop…for the rest of our lives.  Oh,the joy.  Just remember to enjoy every moment and try not to blink because before you know it…they're 18.

I'd be glad to help and contribute.

Hi Scott:

Great work on the web site !

my boat info is ok but e-mail address is out of date.

Current address is —-  cmpizza@optonline.net .    TOPAZ  DE 38  Hull #38

Regards,

Carmine

Carl,when you get a chance could you add my email address patto53@bigpond.com to the boat owner register (crackerjack 211) please.

Thanks for looking after the website.

regards

Graeme

Post edited 8:23 pm –February 29,2012 by Argyle38

Hull number 40,Sea Leopard is now Argyle.

You might want to consider removing the left and right panels for the owner registry page. The page is designed to be kind of a landscape layout and unless you are viewing it on a widescreen monitor the formatting gets messed up.

Thanks for putting that up again.

Oh,and you can also add an email. Argyle has her own email address:

sv.argyle@gmail.com

Ok,I got a chance to play with the site for a second or a 1000:) and removed the side panels from the boat owners and hull number page as suggested. It makes a huge difference. If those of you using smaller monitors at lower resolutions could give some feed back I would appreciate it. I am pretty spoiled with the 23 and 24 inch monitors on my computer and it leaves me out of touch with how stuff on the website looks sometimes for users with different hardware. The advantage of working with and on computers is that I tend to have lots of toys through the company. Downside is it warps my perception of what everyone else has.