Had never heard of these beauties before...

[Sundays_Child]

http://www.giolmarine.com/index.php?ling=2

Not too sure about the bog on the 32. Transparent door doesn't help either!

Seating arrangement in the cockpit loks like an amphitheatre for watching people go to the toilet!

Surely "private toilet" is boat design 101?

 

[Nautical]

Another one of the dozens of the smaller yards in Italy, nicely made if a little odd in certain areas but works well as a med boat, looks gorgeous in the flesh though and hoofs along a fair lick. See them at Cannes and Genoa this year.

 

[muckypup]

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http://www.giolmarine.com/index.php?ling=2

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"Designed for an exclusive clientele" = Overpriced /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

S.

 

[Deleted User YDKXO]

I see they're based in Venice and the hull lines look a little like the lines of a typical Venetian water taxi. Very much a day boat though. No radar arch and no provision for a cover other than a bimini. Good looking boats though

 

[Nautical]

Agreed, but for intended purpose does the biz I am sure, bit aka Chris Craft Corsair et al which is not a bad thing I suppose, there are quite a few round that way that build similar harking back to 60's style and lake Como glamour type of thing. As you infer not exactly the most practical of crusing machines though but they are not designed for that, only thing I can say against them is as mentioned in another thread....crappy seats! /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif