Most people call us/themselves "Potterers". I have read about Snarks in the
past, B.P. (before Potter!) but found them high when purchased new. How did
yours hold up/out? I am thinking about a car toppable sloop for the really
hot weather.
Thanks,
Kristin Hammit
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From: <rikrok@usa.net>
To: <WWPotter@egroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2000 12:18 PM
Subject: [WWP] HMS Potter 19 Manual and Specs.
> Hello Potterers,
> I bought a 1988 HMS Potter 19 that has been stored outside on its
> trailer since 1990. Some parts are missing (gooseneck) and others I
> can't identify (looks like a window shade, 4X6 ft., made of ?light
> sailcloth). I'm hoping someone can point me to a source for a manual
> and suchlike info.
> I've had a 12' Sea Snark for a couple of years so this is quite a
> step up for me.
> I've read all the posts on this new list plus many on the old one
> and I'm impressed with the help offered by Potterites (Potterists?)
> tia, rikrok@usa.net
>
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