The A frame is connected to the forward lower shroud mounting bolts. You can see where they are mounted around the 30 second mark. I hope this helps!

It was so cool!

Thanks, man!

David, thanks again for lending me a hand!

Thanks for watching! Have fun, Telluride was awesome!

I believe so, www.yachtworld.com/yacht/2007-lagoon-440-8886860/.

I really enjoyed Telluride! Do you ski or snowboard?

I just added the link in the description!

Thanks for watching! We actually went back to Telluride for closing weekend last year. I love that mountain!

Thanks, David!

Thanks for taking the time to watch!

I'm 6ft tall. There isn't enough headroom for me to stand without haunching over or opening the pop-top, but when you're seated, it's very adequate.

I'll post an update in the coming weeks. I haven't been able to spend as much time sailing as I had hoped. I'm getting ready for the Annapolis boat show this week!

Surprisingly, she doesn't mind it. I've taken her out twice already.

Thanks for watching, Randy.

Thanks Walter. When the pop top is up, I can stand up with a couple inches to spare and I'm 6 ft tall.

Thanks for the info Carl, I've heard that from a few people now. I'll probably just deal with flaking the sail for now.

Thanks, Paul! I looked at several boats as well, many of which had some problems (which is to be expected on a boat this old). This boat has its share of small projects, but nothing major that I've found so far. As far as dealbreakers, I was trying to avoid boats that had soft spots on the deck, or that had extensive gel coat cracking. I didn't want something that I'd have to spend months rebuilding or refurnishing, and that I could enjoy with my girlfriend who is new to sailing.

@@davidhuval Same here as far as leaks/soft spots.

@@pauldavidson2520 I looked at a lot of boats. You just have to nail down what you really need to get started. I really wanted a big offshore boat, but as I currently live in DFW, that's not practical. So instead, I opted for a smaller boat that does everything I need it to do.

@@davidhuval Yep, we were in Dallas for a while, but recently moved to Bentonville, AR. Huge man-made lake so we are looking for a 25 or something similar.

Thanks Ian!

Thanks, man!

that's the first thing to check , rigging needs replacing , one would have to go right over the sails , just about pull everything out of the rally and upgrade , upgrade electrics to completely off grid , BIG JOB , motors need pulling out and rebuilt , props .. prop shaft and gears need rebuilding , all stainless steel in bathrooms and else where needs replacing , anchor chain needs replacing ........ and the list goes on

if you got it for around $100,000 or less one might be able to do ok with it , needs a fair few upgrades plus you can never believe what your told so you could halve what's been told , it makes you wonder why they buy these things then let them go with hardly any maintenance

Not that I know of. It wasn't discussed when I viewed the boat.

Congratulations, you own a catamaran 🤪

Ex-charters are not neccesarily a bad thing.

I wasn't trying to sell anything.

Here's an excellent example of a situation where it would have been better to stfu.

I working on a plan, but I doubt timing will work for this cat.

just go with a Jamie 465

I've bought project boats before and made money on them. This cat would take a lot of work to make it work properly. I would think a proper price on this boat to be around $60,000.00. Then put another $60,000.00 into it and you would have a nice cruising boat that would take you around the world if you were inclined to do so. Properly give you, with care, another 20 years of good sailing.

Gracias por ver y la sugerencia!