What kind of boat is this?

[swede]

Hello
I'm looking for the model name and any usefull information about a boat. The boat (aswell as me) is located in sweden, and the only thing anyone seems to know is that:
"- It is probably an English boat..."
So, if anyone knows anything, please help me to do a good deal, or advice me not to do a bad one!
Here's a link to some pictures of the boat.
http://www.jordberga.com/boat/

regards from sweden

/swede

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[Evadne]

Have you got a picture or description of any symbols or letters on the sails?

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[swede]

Hi
Not yet, but maybe we are taking it out later today for a "testride", we haven't seen the sailes yet.
But if we go out I'll bring the camera and take som pictures of the sailes and load it onto my website.

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[Gordonmc]

Going by the shape of the transom and outboard well it is suspiciously like a Hurley 20.


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[swede]

Hi
Yes, it looks very much like a Hurley 20, but it is not! There are now windows at the front on "our one", the windows are also more triangle shaped on our boat.
/Swede

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[jeanne]

I think it may be a Caprice - a Robert Tucker design, but without seeing the sheer I'm not sure. The sail will have a C + a roman numeral depending on the mark; i.e. CIV, or CIII. They were from 18 foot to 19ft 6" depending on the year

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[swede]

Hi
Thanks for the tip about the Caprice but the thing is that I can't find any pictures of one so I don't know if it is the actual model.
The "test-sailing-trip" is due sunday or monday so I'll check the sails then. Thanks for the tip!



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