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Jonathan Oasis
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August 12, 2011 - 3:54 am
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In your opinion - what's the best offshore sailboats under 26' ? 

 

This is one such list but it is according to price, not size - http://www.johnsboatstuff.com/.....20CRUISERS

 

Smaller boats are cute.  More to the point though, I find them good to look at in terms of design, & to learn more about sailing, because they are minimal & still very functional.  So I find them to be a good source of ideas.  (I chose 26' as the cutoff here for "small" because the "mid size" range is about 28-32 in most cruiser surveys I've seen)

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I have heard the flicka talked about.. I think it is about 20ft.. They are very pricey... go for the low 20's to about as much as a DE 38 in really good shape in the mid 50's

http://www.flicka20.com/

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