Europa Dinghy

Hello,.
I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
Can somebody helpme?!
I don't care about where it is.
Thanks.

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 16:42:07 +0100, "carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it>
wrote:

>Hello,.
>I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
>Can somebody helpme?!
>I don't care about where it is.
>Thanks.
>

Did you try the Italian Europa Class Assoc.

http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Track/4840/

a moving experience :-(

try
http://members.xoom.it/asseuropa_it
--
Martin

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 16:42:07 +0100, "carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it>
wrote:

>Hello,.
>I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
>Can somebody helpme?!
>I don't care about where it is.
>Thanks.
>

Contact the UK Europe class association via...
http://www.europeclass.org.uk/
--
Martin

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:17:38 +0100, martin <anon@invalid.com> wrote:

>On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 16:42:07 +0100, "carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it>
>wrote:
>
>>Hello,.
>>I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
>>Can somebody helpme?!
>>I don't care about where it is.
>>Thanks.
>>
>
>Contact the UK Europe class association via...
>http://www.europeclass.org.uk/

or Europa Italian
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/asseuropa_it/
--
Martin

"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message
news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net...
> Hello,.
> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,

Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see
http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm
There are others.

Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be
rude but if you don't
know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a
few people
familiar with the class before rushing to buy one.

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:16:03 -0000, "Stefan Lloyd" <dont@spam.me>
wrote:

>"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message
>news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net...
>> Hello,.
>> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
>
>Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see
>http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm
>There are others.
>
>Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be
>rude but if you don't
>know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a
>few people
>familiar with the class before rushing to buy one.

I suppose I was a lot younger when I sailed one but it was my first
sinle hander and I didn't find it difficult.

Ian

In article <kgt4sv8lrn4h1jbksb94qlh6lpgrjp2lff@4ax.com>,
ian@sandell.co.uk says...
> On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:16:03 -0000, "Stefan Lloyd" <dont@spam.me>
> wrote:
>
> >"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message
> >news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net...
> >> Hello,.
> >> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
> >
> >Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see
> >http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm
> >There are others.
> >
> >Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be
> >rude but if you don't
> >know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a
> >few people
> >familiar with the class before rushing to buy one.
>
> I suppose I was a lot younger when I sailed one but it was my first
> sinle hander and I didn't find it difficult.
>

Agreed that there are harder single-handers to sail e.g. Internationl
Canoe, International Moth.

However, my point is that it is not a beginner's boat like a Topper, and
the original poster sounds like he does not know that much about
dinghies - at least that was my impression.

I've just loaned mine to a friend who has done a fair amount of dinghy
sailing, and she is finding there is quite a learning curve (especially
getting under that low boom).

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 08:03:45 -0000, Stefan <dont@spam.me> wrote:

>In article <kgt4sv8lrn4h1jbksb94qlh6lpgrjp2lff@4ax.com>,
>ian@sandell.co.uk says...
>> On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:16:03 -0000, "Stefan Lloyd" <dont@spam.me>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message
>> >news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net...
>> >> Hello,.
>> >> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one,
>> >
>> >Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see
>> >http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm
>> >There are others.
>> >
>> >Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be
>> >rude but if you don't
>> >know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a
>> >few people
>> >familiar with the class before rushing to buy one.
>>
>> I suppose I was a lot younger when I sailed one but it was my first
>> sinle hander and I didn't find it difficult.
>>
>
>Agreed that there are harder single-handers to sail e.g. Internationl
>Canoe, International Moth.
>
>However, my point is that it is not a beginner's boat like a Topper, and
>the original poster sounds like he does not know that much about
>dinghies - at least that was my impression.

I think he had difficulty locating a builder. Other than Winner
google produced nothing, except a lot of broken links, which included
those of the Italian Europa Association
--
Martin

	#1
carlos	Europa Dinghy Hello,. I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one, Can somebody helpme?! I don't care about where it is. Thanks.

	#2
martin	Re: Europa Dinghy On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 16:42:07 +0100, "carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote: >Hello,. >I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one, >Can somebody helpme?! >I don't care about where it is. >Thanks. > Did you try the Italian Europa Class Assoc. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Track/4840/ a moving experience :-( try http://members.xoom.it/asseuropa_it -- Martin

	#5
Stefan Lloyd	Re: Europa Dinghy "carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net... > Hello,. > I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one, Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm There are others. Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be rude but if you don't know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a few people familiar with the class before rushing to buy one.

	#6
Ian Sandell	Re: Europa Dinghy On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:16:03 -0000, "Stefan Lloyd" <dont@spam.me> wrote: >"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message >news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net... >> Hello,. >> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one, > >Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see >http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm >There are others. > >Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be >rude but if you don't >know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a >few people >familiar with the class before rushing to buy one. I suppose I was a lot younger when I sailed one but it was my first sinle hander and I didn't find it difficult. Ian

	#7
Stefan	Re: Europa Dinghy In article <kgt4sv8lrn4h1jbksb94qlh6lpgrjp2lff@4ax.com>, ian@sandell.co.uk says... > On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:16:03 -0000, "Stefan Lloyd" <dont@spam.me> > wrote: > > >"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message > >news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net... > >> Hello,. > >> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one, > > > >Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see > >http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm > >There are others. > > > >Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be > >rude but if you don't > >know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a > >few people > >familiar with the class before rushing to buy one. > > I suppose I was a lot younger when I sailed one but it was my first > sinle hander and I didn't find it difficult. > Agreed that there are harder single-handers to sail e.g. Internationl Canoe, International Moth. However, my point is that it is not a beginner's boat like a Topper, and the original poster sounds like he does not know that much about dinghies - at least that was my impression. I've just loaned mine to a friend who has done a fair amount of dinghy sailing, and she is finding there is quite a learning curve (especially getting under that low boom).

	#8
martin	Re: Europa Dinghy On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 08:03:45 -0000, Stefan <dont@spam.me> wrote: >In article <kgt4sv8lrn4h1jbksb94qlh6lpgrjp2lff@4ax.com>, >ian@sandell.co.uk says... >> On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:16:03 -0000, "Stefan Lloyd" <dont@spam.me> >> wrote: >> >> >"carlos" <wenzel@infinito.it> wrote in message >> >news:bpt8sh$966$1@newsread.albacom.net... >> >> Hello,. >> >> I'm looking for a europa dinghy factories because I want to buy one, >> > >> >Winner in Denmark are the largest builder - see >> >http://www.winneroptimist.dk/teksteruk/infoeuropeu.htm >> >There are others. >> > >> >Europes are lovely boats but not especially easy to sail. I don't mean to be >> >rude but if you don't >> >know enough about the class to know who the builders are, I would talk to a >> >few people >> >familiar with the class before rushing to buy one. >> >> I suppose I was a lot younger when I sailed one but it was my first >> sinle hander and I didn't find it difficult. >> > >Agreed that there are harder single-handers to sail e.g. Internationl >Canoe, International Moth. > >However, my point is that it is not a beginner's boat like a Topper, and >the original poster sounds like he does not know that much about >dinghies - at least that was my impression. I think he had difficulty locating a builder. Other than Winner google produced nothing, except a lot of broken links, which included those of the Italian Europa Association -- Martin