The Serendipity 43 was designed by Doug Peterson to compete in the 1980 Southern Ocean Racing Conference (SORC). These yachts were built by New Orleans Marine of a new epoxy composite. The design was strengthened by airex filled horizontal and vertical ribs in addition to seven 360 degree bulkheads. This design is noted for its light weight, strength, flexibility and double digit speed. *** Much of the content in this blog is from people who have experience with these amazing boats.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Salt Shaker
Salt Shaker, a Serendipity 43 located near Oxnard/Channel Islands, CA, Ultralite 43 Crusing version
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Bob Titulaer
said...
Salt Shaker has been renamed Vesper by its previous owner. I bought her late 2009, she's located at Channel Island Harbour, Ventura CA. We are renovating and preparing her to take her around the world. Bob and Patricia
In December 2013, Dan Maxwell purchased Vesper (previously known as Salt Shaker) from Bob Titulaer. We still reside in the sunny, beautiful Channel Islands Harbor. Up to this point, we've sailed her around the local southern coasts of CA including weekend trips to Anacapa and Santa Cruz Island. Relying solely on the wind and the sun for power, Vesper is an amazing boat to cruise; she is our home. We are letting our dreams set sail.
2 comments:
Salt Shaker has been renamed Vesper by its previous owner. I bought her late 2009, she's located at Channel Island Harbour, Ventura CA. We are renovating and preparing her to take her around the world.
Bob and Patricia
In December 2013, Dan Maxwell purchased Vesper (previously known as Salt Shaker) from Bob Titulaer. We still reside in the sunny, beautiful Channel Islands Harbor. Up to this point, we've sailed her around the local southern coasts of CA including weekend trips to Anacapa and Santa Cruz Island. Relying solely on the wind and the sun for power, Vesper is an amazing boat to cruise; she is our home. We are letting our dreams set sail.
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