jfm
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Yup MapisM, elegance is in the eye of the beholder but it is a big part of choosing a boat. The Moonen 84's and 97's are quite beautiful to look at. As is the Baglietto in the OP
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Yup MapisM, elegance is in the eye of the beholder but it is a big part of choosing a boat. The Moonen 84's and 97's are quite beautiful to look at. As is the Baglietto in the OP
Andrew M
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We had a look around a Moonen named Phoebe, on the Camper and Nicholson berths, at the Palma Boat Show last year, we thought she was an absolutely beautiful, breathtaking boat. Lovely inside and out.
z1ppy
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Phoebe is a beautiful boat and one that i would buy in a flash if my numbers came up. The owner is also an absolute Gentlemen and a delightful chap to know.
mcyachts
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Hello guys,
back on the forum after a long absence, just coming back to the topic about the Minorca; I was lucky enough to visit that boat with the owner. She has been painstakly restored, and modernised in some aspects, though respecting the styling of the boat. I must say the work done seems very nice.
By the way, I know of another Minorca (Baglietto only built 9 of them if i'm not mistaken) to be entirely restored. An exciting project.
back on the forum after a long absence, just coming back to the topic about the Minorca; I was lucky enough to visit that boat with the owner. She has been painstakly restored, and modernised in some aspects, though respecting the styling of the boat. I must say the work done seems very nice.
By the way, I know of another Minorca (Baglietto only built 9 of them if i'm not mistaken) to be entirely restored. An exciting project.
