What very famous yachtbuilder picked their name to make it appear they were a National association. Clue:This is an ambigram, so the letters of the builders name are the first letters in the associations title.
F=First E=Export A=Association of D=Dutch SHIP=Shipbuilders Thought it would take longer than that, well done Rene. You"re up
I think they carried an off-road vehicle, like a Jeep or something. But I definately remember the garage... it was more like a "drawer" that pulled out from the stern.
I wanted to hear that is an Toyota Landcruiser....but ok, it is an off-road vehicle and looks a little bit like Jeep Wranger or CJ. Location of the garage is definately right. your turn!
OK.. give me a little while. I'm still struggling with e-mail issues. Bellsouth is working again, but mail isn't being forwarded from the server. BTW Rene... I'm really impressed with your knowledge!
A german yard had recently converted a 35 m research vessel into a yacht. Name the name of the yacht and the yard's name I think it's a little bit harder, as my other question, but I hope you know it Edit: No answers? hm... So I give you little hint: The yacht's name begins with an "S" and ends with an "a". When in the next 20 minutes no answer comes will following the next hint. Here is the next hint: The yard is located in Wewelsfleth. I'm tired and go to bed now. If there are no answer, I will change the question.
This North American yacht builder started out building wooden fishing boats in 1918. The company was sold in 1961 to the founder of a well known electronics/IT company, and afterwards started to focus on building yachts using welded aluminum. What is the name of this yacht builder?
You got it, Carl! You're next! Edit: Palmer Johnson started as a builder of wooden fishing boats in 1918. It was sold in 1961 to Pat Haggerty, founder of Texas Instruments.
Here's a hint... Slightly larger than your average porpoise, it's more like a crustacean... from the wrong side of the world.