Ft. Laud. New River Cruise...

Broward - "Red Baron". Sorry, too lazy to digitally remove the pilings.

I think this is a Broward, but the oval port holes on the hull would indicate otherwise. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Again, is this a Broward?

Cheoy Lee...

Classic Feadship...

A classic Hatteras with green trim...

This is "Destiny"...

A very different Broward. (I think)

Steve Savor's Double Deck Tiki Barge. Soon to be a regular charter boat along Ft. Lauderdale's intercoastal waterway. This party boat is really unique and takes the island motif to a new level. There are drink bars on the second deck with sand, grass, tiki huts and a Jacuzzi. On the lower level, there is a galley, dance floor, a band stage and cozy hammocks similiar to Nikki Beach in Miami. It's powered by it's own independent tug that has a docking bay incorporated into the stern of the barge.

I absolutely love this yacht. When I first saw it (a year or more ago), I thought this was the product of an excellent restoration. Later I found out, this is actually a late model (1995+) Feadship that was built to emulate a retro classic Feadship. Her name is Lucia and she's about the prettiest thing afloat.

Meet... "Marjorie Morningstar". She must be a hell of a dame!

If you're old enough to remember a Mathews... you probably knew Baskin Robbins when it had two flavors! Don't feel bad... I remember when Howard Johnson's when they had three!

I'm leaning toward a Lazzara here. What do you think?

And I'm leaning toward a Horizon here. Again, what do you think?

The new Millineum... with it's trunk open to change a tire.

A new Lazzara. Truly a testament to computer aided design and large scale CNC plug shaping.

Here's something you don't see everyday, unless you're the South Florida dealer for Lazarra yachts... a fleet of Lazarra's.

A classic Pacemaker...

Sinister and Sleek: Heesen / Diaship

Another sleek yacht...