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Old 08-26-2007, 03:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Richmond Yacht Status Quo

Measuring a modest 43.4M (142') long and 8.5M (28') wide, the newly launched m/y Status Quo is the fourth 43 M hull (hull 4) from Richmond Yachts. It can be assumed that she is the successor the 138' Status Quo (hull 2) built by the said Richmond yachts. According to the builder website, it is said that the 43M Status Quo was built for the owner of Richmond yachts and launched in early August.

The mainly composite three-deck semi displacement yacht was built to a design of Ward Setzer and the interior done by Pavlik. The Status Quo is a near sister to the previously launched and popular m/y Sun Chaser and so the arrangement will be similar.

In terms of accomodation, the Status Quo has an abundance of accomodation. They range from an expansive Master stateroom to the VIP room and then to four guest staterooms. There are also four cabins for the crew members. If the owner wishes, his master can accomodate a number of persons for his own entertainment purposes.

For full scale gathering and entertainment, there is the Main Saloon that comprises an impressive array of seating areas. These include large sofas and armchairs coupled with cocktail tables for the appropriate setting. Meanwhile the entertainment system features DVD player, Satilite reciever, and even VCR. However, the highlight is sure to be the broad 50'' plasma television.

The owner and guests can surely be pampered in the yacht's Dining Room which features a long custom-made mahogany table. It is large enough to seat 12 persons at a time. With this setup, the guests can eat in luxury with the wide array of cyrstal and china ware available.

In the realm of entertainment there is another area other than the main saloon that can be fitted for this purpose. On the main deck to the aft of the yacht there are comfortable seating arrangements with teak table complete with even a pop-down LCD. One deck above, in the same aft region, the aft Sky Lounge region features similar tables and seating including a wetbar. There is also another pop-down LCD on this region of the deck.

Here are some statistics on the Richmond Yacht Status Quo from the website:

Builder Richmond Yachts
LOA 142 feet
LWL 124.8 feet
BOA 28 feet
Draught 6.6 feet, 7,2 feet(max)
Height Clearence 41feet
Displacement 270 tons
Type Of Yacht tri-deck motor yacht
Engines 2xCaterpillar C32 Aseert
Speed 15kts, 17kts
Range 3000NM
Hull construction Fiberglass Sandwich
Fuel Capacity 11300 g (42771 l)
Water Capacity 1700 g (6434 l)
Designer Ward Setzer
Interior Designer Pavlik
Month/Year August,2007.
MCA Certified Yes

For more information on the Status Quo travel to the builder website at:

http://www.richmondyachts.com/statusquo.html

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These are great boats. Looking forward to seeing this piece of luxury at the Ft. Lauderdale boat show.
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Hi, welcome to YF.com canesfins! "Status Quo" was at the 2007 FLIBS. Here is the thread from the 2007 FLIBS. Some pics there, not of Status Quo but other boats.
http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/bo...ond+Status+Quo

Some Wonderful wallpaper shots of Status Quo and her sister "Sunchaser" here...
http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/lu...ond+Status+Quo
Here is a piece I did on the launch of the "Richmond Lady", a sister to Status Quo
http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/ri...ond+Status+Quo

Of course Richmond Lady was at the 2008 FLIBS so you can check out our 2008 FLIBS coverage thread, wonderful commentary and pics there...
http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/bo...=Richmond+Lady
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I wonder if Richmond sold their boat at the show.
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I wonder if Richmond sold their boat at the show.
...and what boat is that?
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...and what boat is that?
The Richmond Lady was there for sale.
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Capt Rick of Richmond said they had very good, quality traffic, was the best show he's been to at FLIBS. I'm sure we'll start hearing of sales soon.
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Capt Rick of Richmond said they had very good, quality traffic, was the best show he's been to at FLIBS. I'm sure we'll start hearing of sales soon.
That is great news, they also had their 105' Northstar there that is a good deal.
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Richmond Yachts connection to Spanish Cay in the Abacos is a great relationship.
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Richmond Yachts connection to Spanish Cay in the Abacos is a great relationship.
Yes it is - looking forward to their New Years party this year.
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