Hi, I found an old one of the Yacht Fish version...
Your last picture could be a Sunseeker Manhattan 74...? Now, give me the name of this classic beauty, here captured in the evening sun outside...
Where did you find this picture? The Sabre 52 will be launched next month...
Yes, Mallorca is where it happened...
Could it by any chance be this boat...?:rolleyes: http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/30049-post1.html
If you are traveling a lot as you say, a private yacht is not the ticket. You can not go all year around but have to follow different weather...
Thanks René, Interesting but not my religion...;)
This Explorer has been posted before since it was a YachtForums member who wanted to see it in "Highlander green", so here is the 70 m Polara...
This is Star-boats or -boxes...:) Since they are keel boats and not self-draining, they sink if you are not sailing them upright... Also, the low...
And this is a RoRo-ship, a PTCC from Wallenius I think and not a container-ship. So it is very high up to the deck where the yachts were...
Since you seem to talk to yourself, (both posts are from the same IP-address), may I fill in that this looks exactly like the apple jam I got from...
What Graham is saying is very close to reality! I have also been building at Moonen and used a Moonen yacht for several years. One YachtForum...
Thanks Björn, this was good fun! IF your mystic yacht has this kind of bow, it will probably look something like this under the cover...
Since the sun is shining through your "dolphin nose" I think the red curve should just continue down to meet the waterline. If this will be the...
Great scoop Björn! If you don´t mind, I lightened your picture a little since I found the bow interesting. Is it something they want to cover for...
Maybe you have, but not mine since I am not writing reviews here...:) I have though an understanding to why the reviews look like ads, simply...
An ex-Sunseeker Predator... dropped from 100 feet there can not be many things in one piece left...!
Just came to think of, this boat/engine combination should be ideal (almost mandatory :) ) at The Palms of Dubai...! :cool:
Hi Cinewman, I was involved in the redesign of a Cape Horn 70 prior to construction, I think it ended up being 75'. It is called Lords Warrior...
My idea was to use this boat mainly on inland waterways and with a cruising speed of 7 to 9 knots. For this I think anything between 25 and 75 kW...
