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Discussion in 'General Yachting Discussion' started by ychtcptn, Oct 14, 2014.

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  1. ychtcptn

    ychtcptn Senior Member

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    Saw this pic of the damage in St..Maarten. Anyone recognize this boat?

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  2. YachtForums

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    Based on the water level, first guess is a Denison. ;)

    Seriously, can't make heads or transoms from the pic.
  3. TeKeela

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    Yacht name "TA (next letter unknown)" anyone buy a vowel?
  4. YachtForums

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    Could it be the old Westport "Tahiti"?
  5. Old Phart

    Old Phart Senior Member

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    The Internet shows a similar arch setup;

    however the pics show the tender

    positioned length-wise and not beam-wise,

    as in the OP pic.
  6. P46-Curaçao

    P46-Curaçao Senior Member

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    FYI, one Sailormen (87) died when he decided to stay on his ship that finally get lose and hit the rocks, 40 other boats get wrecked on the rocks too!
  7. YachtForums

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    Hurricanes have a knack for rearranging things.
  8. Old Phart

    Old Phart Senior Member

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  9. Baggen

    Baggen New Member

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    My bet is it is a 1998 84' West Bay based on the teak caprail and aft deck seating arrangement, plus a boat of that vintage would have a Whaler.
  10. Old Phart

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  11. RER

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    I think that's a good possibility. The aft deck settee as well as the salon bulkead details, the double step around the edge of the upper deck and the shape of the radar arch all match up exactly.
  12. Old Phart

    Old Phart Senior Member

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  13. Old Phart

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