Trivia Pursuit-Photo Round

Shipyard & model:

Rodriguez Group
Mangusta 130'

The shipyard is NOT Rodriguez Group, but Overmarine in Italy ... Rodriguez is its worldwide marketing agent & dealer.

Anyway the model is indeed the Mangusta 130... your turn bradonw!

Shipyard and model:

Mondomarine 140' (42m) built in 1991 called "Trinity II"

currently lying in Marina Zea, Athens, Greece

SPECIFICATION

L.O.A. : 140' (42 m)
Beam : 28' (8.4m)
Draught : 10' (3.3m)
Gross Tonnage : 303
Engines : 2 X CAT 1000 BHP
Cruising Speed : 16 knots
Generators : 2 X KOHLER 60KW
Electricity : 220V and 110V With ATLAS Converter
Fuel Consumption : 400 lt / hr
Fuel Capacity : 50,000 lt. Transatlantic at 12 Knots
Water Capacity : 10,000 lt. With two Watermakers HYDROMAR
Shipyard : Mondomarine, Italy 1991, Rebuilt 1999-2001

let's keep this going.

It looks a LOT like a late 60's to early 70's Burger. The length is likely to be near the year it was built. For example, many Burgers in the 1960's were near in size to the model year they were produced.

Actually, Broward also built a few boats that were very similar way back in the woody years. Of course.... both builders built similar styles for many years!

Not a Burger or a Broward

Image is from Yachtworld

Really??? I haven't looked at yachts from this era since I traded in my skateboard for a bicycle, but... here's a 1971 81' Burger. Similar DNA?

They look very similar. So are we moving on to the next one or waiting until someone gets this one?

Builder/Designer
Builder: Bertram

Dimensions
LOA: 63' Beam: 16'3" Draft: 5'5"

Engines
Engine(s): Detroit Diesel Engine(s) HP: 550 Engine Model: 12V71 TI
Hours: 2800 Cruising Speed: 15 Max Speed: 22

Tankage
Fuel: 1100 Water: 300



http://www.**************/core/listing/pl_boat_full_detail.jsp?slim=quick&boat_id=1498161

I never would have guessed a Bertram! Thanks V-58. Learned something new today. I feel as though I should have known this... my mom was friends with Dick Bertram. He visited us onboard our boat at Bahia Mar many times between 1969 and 1971.

Who's going next? I've got an image, if you want me to post it...

Bring it on

Spotted this at Loggerhead Marina in Jupiter. There were only a few of them built, but their hulls went on to support another famous American brand. Oh... and in a very remote way... there's also a Heesen connection here too.

Intermarine 105'

The properties of the picture gave this one away, IM Loggerhead.jpg

Builder/Designer
Builder: Intermarine Savannah Designer: Intermarine

Dimensions
LOA: 105' LWL: 89' Beam: 23' 6"
Displacement: 396,000 lbs. Draft: 6' 4" Bridge Clearance: 31'

http://**************/core/listing/pl_boat_full_detail.jsp?slim=quick&boat_id=1383827

Haha, I looked at the same thing

Builder, LOA, & Beam: