Traditional experience

Article Abstract:

Bob Baumgartner, 88, bought his first boat, a 16-ft Dee-Wite, in 1930 and by 1940 he had owned a 38-ft Chris Craft and a 92-ft Consolidated. He began serious cruising in a former Coast Guard cutter converted to a 90-ft yacht. His current boat is a Cheoy Lee 66 Long Range Cruiser.

Behavior, Biography, Baumgartner, Bob

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Passion for 'Puss.'

Article Abstract:

A boating enthusiast relates how he purchased a 21-year-old yacht sight unseen. The old boat is smart-looking and appears to be designed well. However, age has had a telling effect on it. It requires a substantial amount of repair which the enthusiast will pursue willingly.

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The ageless wonder: no matter how old you are reason sometimes takes a back seat

Article Abstract:

The best way to enjoy yachting is to have a passionate commitment to the sport. Bud Finkl, a 76-year-old who injured his back racing a 26-ft boat at more than 60 mph, is an excellent example of a committed sportsman.

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