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Discussion in 'General Yachting Discussion' started by shili, Dec 17, 2004.

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  1. shili, Dec 17, 2004
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    shili

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    Eventually,I have been a member of this fine forum.
    I love this forum ! :D



    Btw here is a question:

    What do you condier the most stand-out buiders in 70'-100' range?



    my opinion:

    Hatteras and Lazzara in the US

    Azimut Sunseeker, Ferretti and Moonen( though Moonen has only built 57 yachts in 23 years) in Euro
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  2. AMG, Dec 17, 2004
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    Hi Shili,

    Welcome here, and to your question I can say that I like the Ferrettis from the mid-nineties before they got too curvy... ;)

    But I think Moonen is in another class. I was living on a Moonen 85 for three years in Golfe Juan and Antibes on the French Riviera.

    The reason they are built in smaller numbers are that they are semicustom, made in aluminium and steel to the buyers specifications.

    There are other yards building top class yachts in this size as well, but even more custom, like Codecasa, Haakvort and Royal Huisman and in the US you have Delta and Burger a.o.
  3. Kevin, Dec 17, 2004
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    For 70'-100' sailing yachts my pick (from a purely "wow" stlye perspective) would be Wally. They just stand out against anything else, whether you like 'em or not.