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Kudos, Connies, Berts
and Tollies
I just went to your site, signed in and
read the issue. Your presentation is
simply brilliant! Inclusion of small
craft content such as ours will ensure
that I'll await each issue eagerly! I
showed the presentation to my wife
who's a magazine maven and she was
stunned!
Congratulations - Classic Yacht is the
wave of the future!
Peter Crowl
FiberGlassics member
Denver, CO
I want to commend you on having
put together a fantastic magazine!
The stories are great, the layout
and color are both inviting and
engaging, and the software makes
browsing through it fun and
easy. We have two classics—a 17’
1950 Chris Craft Special Runabout we
bought in grad school (we didn’t have
a sofa, but we bought the boat), now
with a rebuilt engine and rebottomed,
and just got a wonderful
45’ 1969 Chris Constellation in
2006. We’re looking forward to your
magazine for ideas, parts, supplies,
and inspiration, not necessarily in
that order. May you prosper!
Dr. John Kmetz
Newark, DE
I’m getting close to geezer status, and
I honestly never thought I’d enjoy
reading a magazine on-line. Love
your format, and the magazine even
more.
Ever onward,
Mike Spence,
Vancouver, WA
Hello and thank you for publishing
your magazine. I love it so far and
am looking forward to more stories
on classic boats. I have a Bertram 33
Sportfish. Bertram made 700 33s in
total, 350 of which were the Sportfish
model and 350 were the convertible,
or flybridge cruiser. The 33 is, in my
mind, the next logical choice for
someone looking for a classic Bertram
but who might want some cruising
capability, things like a decent shower
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