Ditto that on my '02.Our Mac is a 1999, and the fiberglass smell is still strong, especially when closed up in upper range temps. But, the odor somehow has an appeal, as someone already mentioned, it gives the aroma of a Boat Show.
Now after using the boat, living in it, cooking in it, sleeping in it, the smell is gone replaced by the smell of rubber boots, wet foul weather gear, dirty fenders, candle smoke, spilled wine, and other assorted human scents
But if I really need a fix, I can always go out to the garage and open a can of fiberglass resin, put a little in a paper sack and huff a little. I'm sure this is known in the State of California to cause cancer. 
It is strange your boat has weird assorted human smells ours doesn't and the boats are the same age and we sail probably more than you, It must be the papermill smell where you sail. HAHA ARRGHSchool House Steve wrote: Now after using the boat, living in it, cooking in it, sleeping in it, the smell is gone replaced by the smell of rubber boots, wet foul weather gear, dirty fenders, candle smoke, spilled wine, and other assorted human scents.
