MBY's spot the boat
- Thread starter Jack Haines
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nacho2009
New member
Sessa S 32
henryf
Well-known member
Nah, I think you're miles off with the S32 wild stb in the dark. It has to be my Bennington.
Just Google "Italian Sports cruiser" and there it is - what happens when an Italian Sports cruiser collides with a pontoon. The man writing for the magazine assures us its a design classic and these magazines don't just make these things up you know
I think we're going to have to let Jack decide on Monday but don't get upset when he says I'm right. They even have a changing tent for goodness sake.
I will admit sitting on the porta potti separated from your work and business colleagues separated by just a thin sheet may not be ideal for setting the scene to shake hands on that killer deal but every diamond has its tiny flaw.
Monday it is then
Henry
Just Google "Italian Sports cruiser" and there it is - what happens when an Italian Sports cruiser collides with a pontoon. The man writing for the magazine assures us its a design classic and these magazines don't just make these things up you know
I think we're going to have to let Jack decide on Monday but don't get upset when he says I'm right. They even have a changing tent for goodness sake.
I will admit sitting on the porta potti separated from your work and business colleagues separated by just a thin sheet may not be ideal for setting the scene to shake hands on that killer deal but every diamond has its tiny flaw.
Monday it is then
Henry
AdeOlly
Active member
Jeez and you're welcome to it
Looks like a floating pallet with cushions and an outboard screwed onto the back. Yuk, yuk yuk and YUK epervier
Active member
joining the wild stabs in the dark
Was it this, before the refit?
Was it this, before the refit?
Jack Haines
MBY Deputy Editor
Okay, time to settle this then.
The boat in the picture is the Sessa Islamorada 32 and, by my reckoning, the closest answer to that was nacho2009. Well done!
Cheers,
Jack
The boat in the picture is the Sessa Islamorada 32 and, by my reckoning, the closest answer to that was nacho2009. Well done!
Cheers,
Jack
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jimmy_the_builder
Well-known member
Jack Haines
MBY Deputy Editor
No, we tested it back in 2005.
jimmy_the_builder
Well-known member
Hmmm... bit tricky trying to figure out historic models... are you running a bit short of pictures praps?
Cheers
Jimmy
Jack Haines
MBY Deputy Editor
Well, we don't want people to be able to simply visit the website and find the brochure shot every time. Where's the fun in that?!
Cheers,
Jack
Firefly625
Well-known member
Jack Haines
MBY Deputy Editor
shame my first post wasn't replied to... I assumed it was wrong
Yes sorry about that, poor form from the judges there.
A* for anorakery from us.
Cheers,
Jack
Firefly625
Well-known member
Jack Haines
MBY Deputy Editor
I was actually trying as well.... otherwise I would have said....ST34
Ha! Never stoop to his level...
Firefly625
Well-known member
but its nice to have something to aim for!
