Others on the Potter mail list have mentioned Cliff Stoneburner in Maryland
as a great source for used Potters.
I'm sure others on this list have leads. But, if you're interested in seeing one
first hand we'd be glad to accommodate!
Pat of Attleboro
Sea Slipp'r, #990, P19
MCRACKIN@aol.com wrote:
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> West Wight Potter Website at URL
> http://www.lesbois.com/wwpotter/
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> WOW, I had no idea there were that many Potters around. NO ONE I talk to has
> ever heard of them. Anyway, I live in Plymouth Mass, right on the bay and
> can't afford a new potter. Soon I am looking for a good used one.
> Preferably of the 19' variety and somewhere in the vicinity of 2 grand.
> I am retired and not able to sail heavy rigged boats anymore, plus I would
> love to teach my 6 year old Grandson the joys of sailing and this is great
> sailing territory.
>
> I would enjoy hearing from anyone regarding their experience with the
> Potter. I did meet Mr. Brown of Cape Cod several years ago and should have
> purchased his boat then but -- hindsight etc.
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> I am pleased to have found your web site and will check in often
>
> Cap'n Jack of Plymouth