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  1. catmando, Apr 13, 2005
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    Check it out!! :)
  2. YachtForums, Apr 14, 2005
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    Missed it. :( (you're an hour behind us on the eastcoast). But I did catch an episode of American Chopper, which had me wondering about the possibilities of a "theme" yacht.

    In a sense, maybe this has already been done, i.e., Skat, Izanami, etc? Has the time come for a good Pirate Yacht? If so, this might be a good tender... :D

    More pics... http://www.yachtforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2071

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  3. gomaarten, Apr 14, 2005
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    ......There is never a good time for a pirate yacht..... one Bart Roberts is more than enough for the megayacht world! ;)
  4. Motoryacht, Apr 14, 2005
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    What's the story with Bart Roberts?
  5. gomaarten, Apr 14, 2005
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    She's an explorer type yacht, with a bit of a pirate theme.. (check out the painting in her dining room...)

    I think she is currently for sale for about $ 15 mil. which I guess is a pretty good deal.

    She could be considered a bit unsophisticated in the eyes of some..
  6. catmando, Apr 14, 2005
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    The Disc. program was about a container ship and how it maneuvers through the Dover Straights. Also of interest was the automated loading and unloading of the containers. The cranes are still run by humans, but the container cars are automated.