Westerly West Wind

[pcatterall]

Just looking at Westerly yachts for sale in Spain and came across one referred to as a 10m 1978 'Westerly West Wind'
It doesn't look like a 1970s yacht and I have never heard of that model nor can I find any others on line!
It could be that it is a Westerly named 'West Wind'.
Any ideas please??

 

[Porthandbuoy]

A photograph or link would really help.

I used to own a Westerly Windrush. Perhaps something got lost in translation.

 

[pcatterall]

A photograph or link would really help.

I used to own a Westerly Windrush. Perhaps something got lost in translation.

Thanks. I cannot seem to get links or photos to work anymore!! If you have time it can be seen on iNautia Spain Westerly West Wind !!

 

[Porthandbuoy]

Okay, had a look. NOT a Windrush. No idea what it is.

Linky

 

[steve yates]

Doesn’t look remotely westerly like

 

[pcatterall]

Doesn’t look remotely westerly like

We were quite taken by the mirror in the Fwd berth!

 

[S04]

A similar one here:
https://uk.boats.com/sailing-boats/1977-westwind-35-10090978/

Sales blurb says "An icon of 1970s Spanish cruiser-racers, the Westwind 35 is now approaching true classic status. Built by Astilleros Nauta and designed by renowned naval architect Angus Primrose —also responsible for the Moody range"

 

[pcatterall]

A similar one here:
https://uk.boats.com/sailing-boats/1977-westwind-35-10090978/

Sales blurb says "An icon of 1970s Spanish cruiser-racers, the Westwind 35 is now approaching true classic status. Built by Astilleros Nauta and designed by renowned naval architect Angus Primrose —also responsible for the Moody range"

Yes! the pics show a very similar style!

 

[greeny]

So the advert shows the boat at 26k and in the smaller print shows the boat plus berth in Portals as 120k. Are berths that expensive in the med? Or is it a berth for life?

 

[samfieldhouse]

That is a very lovely looking boat.