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[email protected] June 5th 05 04:52 AM

Can anyone identify this boat?
 
Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg

Doesn't show the most radical view of the boat - according to my wife,
looking directly at the bow it very much reminded her of a B2 stealth
bomber - 'very swoopy and curvy, with two big windows'.

I told her I'd ask... thanks!

Mike


Ian George June 5th 05 02:40 PM

If we freeze play in rec.boats.cruising here, you'll find that
was wailing:

Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg

Pic's horrible, and you'll probably get flamed for posting it in a non
binary group, but I'd say that is a Fontaine Pajot cat. Googling will
turn it up, no doubt.


Doesn't show the most radical view of the boat - according to my wife,
looking directly at the bow it very much reminded her of a B2 stealth
bomber - 'very swoopy and curvy, with two big windows'.

I told her I'd ask... thanks!

Mike



Capt. Neal® June 5th 05 03:03 PM



Looks like a Jim Brown tri. Usually cold-molded...

CN

wrote in message oups.com...
Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg

Doesn't show the most radical view of the boat - according to my wife,
looking directly at the bow it very much reminded her of a B2 stealth
bomber - 'very swoopy and curvy, with two big windows'.

I told her I'd ask... thanks!

Mike


Rosalie B. June 5th 05 04:09 PM

Ian George wrote:

If we freeze play in rec.boats.cruising here, you'll find that
was wailing:

Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg


Pic's horrible, and you'll probably get flamed for posting it in a non
binary group, but I'd say that is a Fontaine Pajot cat. Googling will
turn it up, no doubt.

He didn't post it to the group. You can click on the URL or not - not
the same as posting an attachment.

I agree it is a lousy picture. Wasn't even sure it was a catamaran.

Don't agree with your wife - thought it ugly.

Doesn't show the most radical view of the boat - according to my wife,
looking directly at the bow it very much reminded her of a B2 stealth
bomber - 'very swoopy and curvy, with two big windows'.

I told her I'd ask... thanks!

Mike


grandma Rosalie

[email protected] June 5th 05 04:19 PM

Ian George wrote:
If we freeze play in rec.boats.cruising here, you'll find that
was wailing:

Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg

Pic's horrible, and you'll probably get flamed for posting it in a non
binary group,


Ohhhh steady on - I *didn't* post the pic, I know better than that!
Just posted a link to it. Yes it's lousy - it was a case of 'did you
take a pic of it?' 'no..' 'doh ok... is it possible it's *in* a pic of
something else?'...

but I'd say that is a Fontaine Pajot cat. Googling will
turn it up, no doubt.


Could very well be - their Bahia 46 is similar - , but wife is not 100%
convinced; feels it might have been something bigger than that.

Definitely wasn't a tri.

Thanks

Mike


Tom Shilson June 5th 05 04:41 PM

wrote:
Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:


You just may have to go back and look again!

Len Krauss June 5th 05 05:21 PM

Try this site to ID the cat.
http://www.cruisingresources.com/Full_Catamarans.asp
Len

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oups.com...
Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg

Doesn't show the most radical view of the boat - according to my wife,
looking directly at the bow it very much reminded her of a B2 stealth
bomber - 'very swoopy and curvy, with two big windows'.

I told her I'd ask... thanks!

Mike




Evan Gatehouse June 7th 05 05:25 AM

Ian George wrote:
If we freeze play in rec.boats.cruising here, you'll find that
was wailing:


Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg


Pic's horrible, and you'll probably get flamed for posting it in a non
binary group, but I'd say that is a Fontaine Pajot cat. Googling will
turn it up, no doubt.


It is an Fountaine (sp) Pajot. You can tell by the aluminum
swoopy decorative trim piece by the transom.

And it could well be the Bahia 46 or older 54 model whose
name escapes me.

Evan Gatehouse


Ian George June 11th 05 03:13 PM

While reading rec.boats.cruising, I noticed felt
compelled to write:

Ian George wrote:
If we freeze play in rec.boats.cruising here, you'll find that
was wailing:

Spotted by my wife in Bequia about four years ago, says it was the most
beautiful boat she had ever seen. Lousy pic:

http://www.corestore.org/catliz.jpg

Pic's horrible, and you'll probably get flamed for posting it in a non
binary group,


Ohhhh steady on - I *didn't* post the pic, I know better than that!
Just posted a link to it. Yes it's lousy - it was a case of 'did you
take a pic of it?' 'no..' 'doh ok... is it possible it's *in* a pic of
something else?'...


Neither you did, sorry about that, read it from my web account, too
late at night.

but I'd say that is a Fontaine Pajot cat. Googling will
turn it up, no doubt.


Could very well be - their Bahia 46 is similar - , but wife is not 100%
convinced; feels it might have been something bigger than that.

Definitely wasn't a tri.


Nope, even tell that from the photo, I'm pretty sure it's a French cat
of some sort.

Cheers,
Ian




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