Very manageable for 2 and the center cockpit nicely splits the accomodations up into kids in front, adults in back. The boat is demountable, but it is a major job. Partly because you need one helluva trailer to carry the boat and amas and also the amas are extremely unruly due to their size and shape. It takes an army of guys to move one into position or take it off including help from halyards. The centerboard gives the boat very respectable windward performance though if you can push into a 34 or 37 you will be a lot happier with performance.
Boats are very comfortable, but with a few drawbacks.
Having to make up the aft double every night was one of our major complaints, while cruising we often didn't bother and instead put a nice dodger on and converted the cockpit into our dinette. The age and variability in construction quality and materials makes any of these boats a question mark if you are not experienced with wooden boats. There is a Piver AA that I haven't seen yet. Have also sailed on one of these, no to the demountable, and frustrating to the windward progress. All rights reserved.