Hello from Portland

Hi All,

New to the site but have trolled the other sites for years while grabbing bits of information. Not a whole lot to do or invest into a CM 21. What a simple boat to own and sail. Our CM 21 has some issues but my family and I have gained so much value from the experience.

I have joined the forum since spending much time looking up information on the Clippers. Many of your posts have been invaluable for information so, "Thank You All." My wife and I have decided that we are going to spend more time on the water and the last few years have not been kind to us in the northwest on a small boat. It is perfect for the two of us but we do have an eight year old girl and we want to make it fun and comfortable for her also.

I am certain that I will have plenty of questions since we are currently looking to make a deal on a CM 30. A larger boat will have many more options and possibilities to personalize. From that will come many hours of research and questions so I look forward to getting your feedback and information.

CM30 was my first CM pursuit. Tried over a fall winter and spring to get one, but ended up with two 32's. I think the CM30 has the most attractive lines of any of the larger CM aft cockpits. I dearly love the concept of a outboard, mounted inboard. Ingenious!

I will always have a soft spot in my heart for the model that got away (twice)



Glad to have the possibility of another 30 in the ranks. Keep us posted, and thank you so much for joining with this merry band of souls!

Welcome, glad to have you aboard!!

Best of luck w/ the CM30, keep us posted.

Everett