Refueler
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Please identify ?
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LittleSister
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I don't know what it is, but it's very smart. I like it a lot.
Boater Sam
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A Red & White boat.
Clancy Moped
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Your boat.
Alicatt
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Venta River?
Refueler
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C'mon guys ... Ha Ha ...
Yes its on Venta River .... owner is not sure of maker of boat ... he's removed mast for pottering about on the river ...
I'm just curious about what it is ... it looks familiar but I cannot place it.
Yes its on Venta River .... owner is not sure of maker of boat ... he's removed mast for pottering about on the river ...
I'm just curious about what it is ... it looks familiar but I cannot place it.
Biggles Wader
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Alacrity?
Refueler
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Definitely not Alacrity ... I owned one before.
Tried all the usual ...
Tried all the usual ...
Tranona
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Not sure that is a UK built boat. Cockpit too long and cabin too short! Many styling cues from the late 70s/80s - shape of windows, sheerline, transom etc but not anything distinctive
ApexTheGunn
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Quite similar to Geisha 19.. not familiar myself but shares some features. GEISHA 19 - sailboatdata
Seastoke
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Should have sails
onesea
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I want to say Coribee but I don't think it is.
Might be why you think it's familiar?
Might be why you think it's familiar?
Refueler
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Close !! But windows and cabin top lengths don't seem to match - but otherwise it could be ...
DownWest
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Boat in question doesn't have a transom hung rudde, like the Geisha.
Plum
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Refueler
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Again looks right --- but
Look at mast step ... on the Careel - its more aft.
Interesting ..
Plum
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There were 3 versions/marks over time that affected the freeboard and coachroof height. Look at the design of the mast foot/support
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Tranona
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No, very different proportions cabin/cockpit and transom shape/rake.
Plum
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I'm out of ideas, a mystery.
Tranona
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Me also. Suspect it is Scandinavian. It comes from a period when there were large numbers of designs and builders exploiting the rapidly expanding market and the low entry costs for GRP construction