Whitelighter
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Are they any good, and what is the layout. looks like two cabins bt cant find detail on the saloon/galley.
Beautiful looking boat anyway:
Beautiful looking boat anyway:
Anyone (Poweryacht?) know about the Arcoa 38 Sport?
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jfm
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Very nice looking machine. Quite med/dayboat. There's no arch to support a canvas top. What engines? The pic is France but do you know where? Port Grimaud?
Whitelighter
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Advert says Argeles. There is a frame top for Bimini and side screens, but itsdefo med orientated. Thumping gert tender garage/sunpad more than seating.
I just think it looks great and hadnt seen one before. Plus it seems good value (on for £97k) for an 04 boat.
I just think it looks great and hadnt seen one before. Plus it seems good value (on for £97k) for an 04 boat.
JKay
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Looks like a lot of boat value there as well as being great looking
its in Argeles
its in Argeles
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Arcoa are a French builder. Website here http://www.arcoa-yachts.com/1.aspx. No mention of the 38 model but this one is really cute IMHO http://www.arcoa-yachts.com/2.aspx?sr=200
PowerYachtBlog
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Heard good talking from current owners who own the lobster looking hard tops. I was once berthed next to a 39 Mystic and owner was very happy about it all. The boat look good and massive for its shape.
What age is this boat?
I was once working next to an ACM (which if memory severs me right where built by Arcoa at the time) from 2001 and the boat had millmetric pourous gel coat (which means you cant see it unless with a lengthy) on its shipsides which made it a bit of a pain to polish. This symtom is also usually found on most Flemings I have seen. This ACM had the cream gel coat, so this one being white and grey can be another story.
For the rest this Arcoa 38 Open IMO looks nice (I am a fan of no radar arch sport boats) and seems to have a straight deep vee with with little variation. It also has a lightly flared bow which is cute. Arcoa family where also founders and owners of Guy Couach in the past, so there reputation for building a very good boat is very high. Cuoach apart for building motor and super yachts where renowned for building high performance military service vessels. So there you go...
What age is this boat?
I was once working next to an ACM (which if memory severs me right where built by Arcoa at the time) from 2001 and the boat had millmetric pourous gel coat (which means you cant see it unless with a lengthy) on its shipsides which made it a bit of a pain to polish. This symtom is also usually found on most Flemings I have seen. This ACM had the cream gel coat, so this one being white and grey can be another story.
For the rest this Arcoa 38 Open IMO looks nice (I am a fan of no radar arch sport boats) and seems to have a straight deep vee with with little variation. It also has a lightly flared bow which is cute. Arcoa family where also founders and owners of Guy Couach in the past, so there reputation for building a very good boat is very high. Cuoach apart for building motor and super yachts where renowned for building high performance military service vessels. So there you go...
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Divemaster1
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Think these are the same ... different colour & with Radar Arch... one have layout illustration, other have more pictures..
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/list...en-1846811/Noirmoutier/France&boat_id=1846811
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/list.../Arcoa-38-Open-1996313/France&boat_id=1996313
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/list...en-1846811/Noirmoutier/France&boat_id=1846811
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/list.../Arcoa-38-Open-1996313/France&boat_id=1996313
