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Date Posted: - Wednesday - 10/25/06 - 12:41pm
Author: keith
Subject: Mariner independence

Aloha,
Looking at a mariner at least the guy is telling me it is a mariner. It is single mast suposibly 41 feet long with a 36 foot water line. The hull looks like the mariner but only has one mast. He is telling me it is a mariner independence? has anybody heard of such a boat?

any help apreciated, hilo hawaii

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[> Get Hull # -- Capt'n Mike, - Wednesday - 10/25/06 - 1:19pm

It might be a Tayana Mariner cutter. Maybe he means 41 feet overall and 36 feet on the deck. Get the hull i.d. number - that will tell you.


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