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  1. TomSXM, Dec 1, 2014
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    I feel a bit silly about this because I'm sure to have seen it before but I'm drawing a blank.

    The yacht in question is the very pointy one, at the end of the western-most T-dock.
    LOA appears to be in the 65m to 75m range.

    Thank you for your help =)
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  2. Capt Ralph, Dec 1, 2014
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    Why that's mine. And I'm not gonna tell ya..


    Can you give us a hint? Where it that?
  3. Milow232, Dec 1, 2014
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    As it appears to be a 3 hulled sailig yacht I would put my money on the 64m "Pilar Rossi" built by Alucraft in Turkey 1989. So your guess in regards to her length was pretty close. Although she is not really a beauty if you ask me..sorry rcrapps :D
    Still feeling silly?
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  4. captholli, Dec 1, 2014
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    Pilar Rossi in Marigot SXM
  5. TomSXM, Dec 1, 2014
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    A thousand thanks :D Pilar Rossi seems to be the one. Not too easy on the eyes but endearingly unique.
  6. Capt Ralph, Dec 1, 2014
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    Got to get my eyes checked. I D'ing a ship from a birds view.
    That was great kids.
  7. captholli, Dec 1, 2014
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    Rcrapps, if you were ever in arms length of this abomination of a yacht made into a back yard wet dream of of trimaran you would understand it's easily I.D'd
    I don't know if it sails to windward like a freight train but I know that it'll make your eyeballs hurt when looking at it standing still.
  8. gr8trn, Dec 1, 2014
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    Captholli has my family laughing out loud with his description. Thanks. Not going to spend much time on google images for the FLB. Funny Looking Boat.
  9. Capt Ralph, Dec 1, 2014
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    I found her on the web. Yep, not pretty. A ship only a mother or hardened (desperate) multi hull sailor would love.
  10. kurt1680, Jan 24, 2015
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    The vessel in Question should be the WYLDE SWAN (MMSI: 244074000)