Ian h
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Sold last year after 11 years of ownership currently boatless
what boat do you have
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Elessar
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Also great to see lots of new members contributing to the thread.
Soco2
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SQ52 ??
Dino
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My old Broom Crown 37, 40 years old this year. Sorry a friend took the photo before we entered harbour so fenders were down.
Hardmy
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You have to guess which one it is. A small hint: she's 32 years old this year.
Tried to upload more pics of better quality but didn't succeed. First post since a long time, should try to come more often around here
Tried to upload more pics of better quality but didn't succeed. First post since a long time, should try to come more often around here
Rwc13
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My Gobbi 335SC in Vilamoura Marina, currently out of the water enjoying an external spruce up.
BartW
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I remember when Elan has launched this model, and the smaller 35-ish ..
must be now about 20 y ago ?
the model doesn't age,
alway's had a soft spot for them, nice to see one again on here,
BartW
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You have to guess which one it is. A small hint: she's 32 years old this year.
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Tried to upload more pics of better quality but didn't succeed. First post since a long time, should try to come more often around here
hi V, thats a long time ;-)
the one in the back is Malatese Falcon, a very iconic Perini
the one in the front, don't remember you told me, its based on a eu model but made in the far east iirc
anyway still looking good ! : )
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colhel
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We don't see many Algarve based motorboat owners here. Have you come across the Dieb Band who regularly play in the Irish Bar? ?
Scarron
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I seem to have a bit of a boat habit; - the fleet as it currently stands.
The family cruiser, a Triana Tantarella 35
The pocket cruiser, a 1969 Triana 25
The retirement project, to become an open speed boat for use on the Italian lakes and the Riviera, a 1966 Christina 27
The race boat project, a 1967 Magnum 23 -Ultimatum.
There’s some work to be done on refits but currently 1/2 the fleet is in the water and fully operational.
The family cruiser, a Triana Tantarella 35
The pocket cruiser, a 1969 Triana 25
The retirement project, to become an open speed boat for use on the Italian lakes and the Riviera, a 1966 Christina 27
The race boat project, a 1967 Magnum 23 -Ultimatum.
There’s some work to be done on refits but currently 1/2 the fleet is in the water and fully operational.
Bigplumbs
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This Thread makes me feel very Poor
Greg2
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This Thread makes me feel very Poor
I always say that owning boats is what keeps me poor! ?
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Sianna
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This Thread makes me feel very Poor
That made me laugh BP, because I was thinking exactly the same thing ???
MystereMarcus
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I'm loving seeing all these great boats. Here's my JCL Mystere in the days before Covid!
Croftie
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Great thread, nice to be able to put a boat to a forum name.
Bigplumbs
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Bigplumbs
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I bet most people have chosen the best pics they have when their boat or boats were nice and clean...... I bet some have got some green on them at the moment......... waiting for the spring spruce up
Offshore57
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These two....
vas
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have to post the Versilcraft Mystere now Marcus! ?
already 7yo, missing hardtop, jetrib, matching fenders, etc
Portofino
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Unless you pay a guy to regularly clean it for you , you know bit like a gardener and cleaner around the house and snow clearer around your chalet . Called Staff .
