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  1. matijamatija92, Aug 5, 2009
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    matijamatija92 New Member

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    can somebody tell me a names of the big sporty-look yachts (like mangusta 130, azimut 103 sl...).?
  2. 84far, Aug 5, 2009
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    hi

    sunseeker predator, palmer johnson, warren yachts, pershing yachts...

    far
  3. matijamatija92, Aug 5, 2009
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    are there any sporty yachts custom made maybe?
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  5. KCook, Aug 6, 2009
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    With some of the larger "production" sport yachts there may be only 1 or 2 made in a year. If that is not custom enough for you, then custom yachts of this type are rare. Most customs are expedition, flybridge, trawler, or other multi-deck designs.

    Kelly Cook
  6. Yacht News, Aug 6, 2009
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    There are some other builders that manufacture sport yachts...like Baglietto, Tecnomar, CNL (Admiral) to name a few...
  7. 84far, Aug 6, 2009
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    matijamatija92

    Warren Yachts get pretty custom... i would call it semi. u cant really play around with the exterior. but the 125 i went on a few months ago got pretty custom when talking about the interior (the owner had his own interior designer).
    im not to sure how the company is going, they sacked a lot of the workers at the start of the year.

    far
  8. Palmer, Aug 6, 2009
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    Ed Monk drew a highly cool 106'er for Nordlund last year as a proposal. Renderings can be seen at Nordlund's website.