Cal 29 brochure (was Cal Knowledgebase)

The Cal 29 brochure posted on http://www.richardanderson.net/TechSavvy/CAL_BOATS.html is a later version than the one that came with Pentaquod, and I found a detail that was fascinating to me. The boat is referred to as a Cal 29 in the brochure, and at the very end, it states: "In addition, a special cruising version of the Cal 29 is available which includes as standard equipment a diesel engine, pressurized shower, and pedestal steering." Wow - that describes what I call the 2-29, but it sounds as though when it was first introduced, it was simply an option package that created a "cruising" version of the boat. Alfred 1973 Tartan 34C #288 "Jambalaya"

Yeah, based on what I've seen it seems like they released the Cal 29, added a cruising version, then just made all 29s similar to the cruising version and called them 2-29s. On Jan 4, 2009, at 7:37 AM, Alfred Poor wrote: > > The Cal 29 brochure posted on http://www.richardanderson.net/TechSavvy/CAL_BOATS.html > is a later version than the one that came with Pentaquod, and I > found a detail that was fascinating to me. The boat is referred to > as a Cal 29 in the brochure, and at the very end, it states: > > > > “In addition, a special cruising version of the Cal 29 is available > which includes as standard equipment a diesel engine, pressurized > shower, and pedestal steering.” > > > > Wow — that describes what I call the 2-29, but it sounds as though > when it was first introduced, it was simply an option package that > created a “cruising” version of the boat. > > > > Alfred > > 1973 Tartan 34C #288 “Jambalaya” > > > > >