Another spot the boat (Spanish style)

[petem]

Following on from Porto's threads, here's a picture of two of my neighbours (in the foreground).

PYB, please let others have a chance to answer!

One is easy, the other is a little harder.

 

[PowerYachtBlog]

The beige cushion boat looks an Ilver. Possibly a 31 Duke. Lovely boat.

The one infront is a Menorquin 145.

 

[petem]

The beige cushion boat looks an Ilver. Possibly a 31 Duke. Lovely boat.

The one infront is a Menorquin 145.

Not an Ilver. How about the one on the right (should be a doddle for you)?

 

[PowerYachtBlog]

Apreamare? But half photos are always a half guess. What is the the one in the left if not an Ilver.

 

[petem]

Apreamare?

Well spotted. It's a ridiculously impractical boat but I love the purity of the design. Sadly, this one needs a new deck I fear.

 

[petem]

What is the the one in the left if not an Ilver.

Here's an easier pic.

 

[PowerYachtBlog]

Colombo. The dash and steering wheel say Colombo, even nicer to Ilver.

Apreamare 7.50 in that style is not impractical, that model should also have a SD hull. For coastal cruising you fill the high deck with cushions and full canopy and makes sense a lot.

 

[MapisM]

Colombo.

Absolutely.
A Super Indios, I would dare saying - the same model of the famous Lady D pic.

PS: I cant't say I like the retrofitted swim platform, though.

 

[MapisM]

The one infront is a Menorquin 145.

You know what, W? I don't think she's a Menorquin, actually.
If P is still there, I'd be curious to hear from him if he can see a builder logo somewhere on that boat, because my guess is that it's a Spanish copy from some small local builder.

 

[Portofino]

Agree looks like a $hit copy .
We are entering the 10 /10 th s of boat nerdy ness here btw .

 

[PowerYachtBlog]

You know what, W? I don't think she's a Menorquin, actually.
If P is still there, I'd be curious to hear from him if he can see a builder logo somewhere on that boat, because my guess is that it's a Spanish copy from some small local builder.

Early generation Menorquin.