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#60008 - 01/13/07 02:39 AM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum [Re: Twister]
DougSnell Offline
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Registered: 10/31/05
Posts: 1690
Loc: Seabrook, TX
We have a 4.3. How many other on here have one?

Doug and Ashleogh
4.3 #149


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#60009 - 01/13/07 04:05 AM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum [Re: Sly]
pitchpoledave Offline
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Registered: 06/12/02
Posts: 790
Loc: Toronto, Ontario
We go out on Lake Ontario all the time.. Been out there a few times in 6-8' waves.. The best time is just after a big wind when the waves are still large but the wind is 10-15knots.. Lots of fun surfing. You have to make sure that your boat is solid, and if you do a lake crossing (which we do occasionally) that you go with other people. Its always a good idea to bring a cell phone or vhf, and tell people that you are going out..so that they know to look for you if you don't come back.

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#60010 - 01/13/07 09:00 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum [Re: pitchpoledave]
BobG Offline
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Registered: 05/29/03
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Allright some action,welcome everyone and congratulations Sly I bet you scored that boat in Tennessee goodluck.

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#60011 - 01/13/07 10:57 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum [Re: BobG]
Sly Offline
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Registered: 01/04/07
Posts: 22
Loc: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Yeah it’s the M5.5 in Tennesse. Heading down there next weekend i just have to get a temporary (trip) permit and still trying to figure out what i need for customs.
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#60012 - 01/16/07 02:38 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum [Re: Sly]
Twister Offline
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Registered: 09/27/04
Posts: 115
Loc: southern Ontario
Customs will be more interested in the trailer than the boat. For the boat the title is best, if not a bill of sale. Paper work for the trailer is nice but I did bring mine across with nothing, but it does make it a slow painful process..
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#60013 - 01/16/07 04:41 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum [Re: Twister]
Sly Offline
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Registered: 01/04/07
Posts: 22
Loc: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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Sylvester Mystere 5.5 ('18) Southern Ontario

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#60014 - 01/16/07 04:44 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum *DELETED* [Re: Sly]
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#60015 - 01/18/07 02:51 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum *DELETED* [Re: RickWhite]
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#60016 - 05/22/07 09:56 AM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum *DELETE [Re: BobG]
downunder Offline
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Registered: 05/22/07
Posts: 1
Very interested to find your forum. Had a Mystere 17 about 18 years ago here in Auckland, NZ and sold it after breaking my collarbone 2x cycling [should have sold the bike!]. It looked just like the red boat the man from Wales was selling - more like a Hydra than Prindle. Probably only 20 or so were made here - the Hobie 16 was the favourite. Would like my old Mystere back as a great single hander on the wire.

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#60017 - 05/27/07 01:59 PM Re: Welcome to the new Mystere Class Forum *DELETE [Re: downunder]
BobG Offline
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Registered: 05/29/03
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there was one on the catalist.com in Canada I believe. This boat is about 17ft and is very reminiscant of the Tornado in hull shape. Trickle down effect from the Sailcraft to Mystere possibly! Welcome to the forum..

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