Seems I've accidentally sold my boat, but I've still got a mooring so, I'd better put something on it soon.

Suggestions for a 36-42, preferably 2 cabin cruising style, easily singlehanded, 2000's upwards, prefer 2005 upward

Not much pickings besides French production boats, which I'm not against. Bav's I'm not overly keen on. Any other suggestions on Brands/Models, Adams are hit/miss depending on build, what else am I missing?

Obviously bang for buck is what I'm after, don't mind doing some upgrading of essentials, but not interested in a everything original and needs replacing.
Not a racer, so light weight bare boat is not for me

If anyone hears of anything pre-market, would be good to know, yes trawled through the normal 3 Oz sites over and over and then again.

Just missed a SO409 in Langkawi, so even in Pacific/Asia I'm ok, US/Europe are too far in current situation.

I know the market prices and watching closely, but finding the one to suit is the waiting game.

Models I could live with, Jeanneau Sun Odyssey, Bene Oceanis, Dufour Non performance(traveller)
Bene Firsts have some layouts that work, but not many.
Catalinas forgot to adapt
Any others to watch for?

And somewhere down the line, will resell.Off topic, In mast furling.... if the boat had a tick on most 'Wants', is it a deal breaker? I've never used it, or know the losses/hassles, but it just doesn't look right

So if anyone knows someone with the Unicorn at the end of a rainbow, keep me in mind.

How about we get some updated pics of everyone's pride and joy? Either sailing, parked up in an anchorage, on the dock/trailer, or even on the hard (it is winter after all) .
It can be either your own boat or the boat you sail on most regularly.
Post as little, or as much, detail as you like. I get a kick out of looking at all boats from dinghy's to cruisers, let alone gauging an idea of who has what. Lots of pics? Even better!
I'll kick it off...
Fusion is a Pogo 12.50, just celebrated her third birthday. This was taken heading offshore to the NW Fairways beacon off Caloundra. It was a close reach out to the mark, and we had the one ingredient needed to guarantee a happy Shaggy....wind. I'm the tubby one on the wheel.


Anybody got pics they're keen to share?