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Discussion in 'Broward Yacht' started by alloyed2sea, Aug 18, 2004.

  1. alloyed2sea

    alloyed2sea Moderator

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    Misidentified?

    Looks like a 65' CC Pilothouse to me, no? :rolleyes:
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    alloyed2sea Moderator

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    Sistership to "Mako"?

    1972 SF 46 - dockside.

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  3. gnash

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    "Careless Babe" Was built in 1961 and is 85' in lenght,When I crewed on her in Newport Bch. CA. she was named "Capstan" I think she is berthed in Marina Del Rey CA. now.
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    Careless Babe/ Sovereign

    shes actually a 1961, 85 feet as built, and 88 with the swim deck. I should know, I just bought her. ;-) Her Name is Sovereign.
  5. Codger

    Codger YF Wisdom Dept.

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    Congrats. Still mostly original, or have there been modifications made?
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    mostly original

    Thanks, shes mostly original, amazing condition. Were starting on the road to a "Golden age of hollywood" restoration with classic wood/deco features. All cosmetic luckily. ;-)
    Larry
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    Some more shots of the lovely boat Dorisam when she was not yet an "oldie."

    The first two pics are of her approaching, then docked at, Champlin's Marina on Block Island in July of 1971. The third pic is of her at berth on Bimini in May of 1978. The final shot is from the starboard deck of Dorisam, looking dead on at our former boat Si-Go, approaching Champlin's in the Great Salt Pond.

    Bonus points to anyone who can identify builder, model, and approximate year of ours.

    (My apologies for slightly wonky color, the photos have faded and yellowed a bit like the memories attached.)

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  8. SeaEric

    SeaEric YF Historian

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    She's a Huckins. I don't know the models well enough to identify, but will guess at "Corinthian" mid 1960's vintage, 72' length. How did I do?

    I'm at my Winter home now and most of my research material is elsewhere.
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    She is indeed a Huckins! I'll post more pictures and particulars in the Huckins thread in the next couple days, after giving anyone else interested in yacht-spotting a chance.
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    hat4349 Senior Member

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    Have you finished your restoration? Any chance of seeing pictures during and after?
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    restoration.

    were getting there... will get some photos soon... HAve decided to do some major redos in the kitchen/dining room making it into one great space with an srt deco bar, and built ins... but I think that will have to come later. Were nearing the need for new stabilizers and maybe a new generator.... You a classic owner?
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    teaser

    heres a teaser of here current great condition.. ;-) I really love her... ;-)

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  13. hat4349

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    Nothing of this magnitude, I have a 1960s 48 foot Chris Craft Roamer, she is an aluminum hull also.
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    Aluminum?

    y hull is all triple mohog.. in great shape. How do you like the aluminium hull? are there any concerns with keeping it up? I was originally looking for a constellation when I came across my broward. I love the lines of Cris Craft.. the roamers are beauties...
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    Pictures

    Got any pictures?
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    I love the aluminum hull, no issues todate with keeping her up. I was looking for a 57 Connie when I found her and decided to go with aluminum instead of metal. She has wonderful lines and we enjoy her.

    I love the Connies but since I have seen the Broward hulls I have also fallen for them. They are true classic lovely lines.
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    Still old school in the camera department have a 35 no digital. If I did I won't know how to post them anyway.
  18. SeaEric

    SeaEric YF Historian

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    "Jonathan III" now "Miss Mimi" is for sale at the reasonable ask of $299K. PM me for details.
    Current photo below: Please note, There was a poorly placed piling aft in the photo that has been edited out (poorly). The rails and body liines are not "rumpled" in reality.

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    SeaEric YF Historian

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    Jonathan III's new owner has her standing tall. I visited her today in Palm Beach.

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    Johnathan II owner

    Hey, shes looking really good. Id love to get in touch with the owner, I own her sister ship the sovereign (formerly careless babe)... Might be a good resource for each other.. ;-)213-761-4105
    lawrencenelson at mac dot com

    Larry