Cathy,
Not to fear. The R22 is worth every penny you spend on one. You won't find  
a better craft in the 22 foot range. The money you spend up front will be  
returned to you on the back side when you do decide to sell. We do have some 
R22  owners in Texas. Perhaps they will jump in and offer to show you their 
pride and  joys. 
 
Rummy
Lake Hartwell
South Carolina
 
 
In a message dated 3/16/2010 6:55:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
gbettoney at sbcglobal.net writes:


We  lost our Gulf Coast 23 to a marauding tree during Hurricane Ike and  
have
looked (fruitlessly) for a replacement since. Apparently the GC 23s  weren't
well built and haven't held up through time. 

We haven't  seen a Rhodes 22 in the flesh but it looks as though it has the
amenities  we consider non-negotiable; enclosed head, shallow draft and
sleeping  quarters for three small people.

We're on the Texas Gulf Coast and we  sail bays and bayous. Think 2'-3' deep
water, miles wide. 

My  husband is having sticker shock. Please tell me good things about  the
Rhodes 22.

Cathy
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