Identify Half Sunken Yacht

That's a bayliner in the background!

Looks like an old Horizon 64'.

Looks like new reef material.

It looks like a Technomarine. Not sure what size.

Yep a Horizon Catamaran Power Kat

I think I'd rather see the half under the water.

The boat in question appears to predate Horizon Cats. I'm inclined to side with SeaEric. Looks like a vintage Tecnomarine...

(like 1990's is vintage!)

Tecnomarine T72 with custom (not by Tecnomarine I think) extended hull. Designed by Stefano Righini in 1992/3. Model was later updated to T78 in 1997/8 with more minor cosmetic changes then length (lightly longer bathing platform).
They should have sold a total of less to ten hulls in the period for both models. Possible two or three 78s made and about five 72s.

Tecnomarine closed in 1999/2000 and the yard where they where build in Viareggio was sold with the Lusben holding (same owner) to Azimut-Benetti in around 2001/2.

Thanks for the continuing education Liam!

I would say Tecnomarine 58...

The T58 was very similar to the 72 but the one of the picture, see flybridge and the bow tells me that is a 72.

SO the sinken vessel is the T72, but the one in the second picture is the T58 (hard top) model. http://www.boatersresources.com/boat-for-sale/1993-TECNOMARINE-Motor-Yacht-Used-372042

You can recognized the T72 cause of the center-ship cleats. They stole everything from that yacht, railing furnitue, are the engines still there

And the updated version was called T77 not 78

I think I have found the real yacht, a Tecnomarine 58; http://www.certifiedsales.com/listings/YS170166.html#photos

Oh she is a 58. The bollards at midships and to stern gave it as a 72. Nice find.

I used to run a 64 but the bridge windows were more wrap-around which made me think of the Horizon. I stand corrected. (Lars, do you remember Nouf in Antibes)?

Nouf..? No, not without more on her...?