Yacht Trivia Pursuit...

Here's an easy one,

Name the yacht that uses this call sign ZCPS6?

Kismet, Lürssen, 2006?

Is it Kismet?

Darn! One minute late

SeaEric, , you're up!
(for me it's bedtime....)

SeaEric, you're up, since it's bed time for Coenharbour...

118' built in 1947

Unicorn, ex True North, ex Unicorn, ex Eenhoorn (Dutch for Unicorn), ex Deo Volente I

She's a handsome craft, but not the one I was thinking of. Hint: this one is a power yacht.

Our House III, and sunk in 1993... Is this the right one

BIG hint; The yacht I'm referencing hosted the Owner's wedding in 1955.

"Chanticleer" 118' made in 1947 by Burger?
Mr. & Mrs. Evinrude were married aboard the "Chanticleer" October 6, 1955.

All is correct but the builder. The second "Chanticleer" purchased by Frances Langford after Ralph Evinrude's passing was indeed a (slightly smaller) Burger. His original yacht was the 118' by DeFoe.

You're up!

122", revits in 1994, 1998, 2004 and build 1985.
What are her first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and current name, which yard is she build and who was the naval architect of this yacht?

OK, maybe not so easy...
Five of her earlier names are: "Prosper", "Apocalypse", "Odyssey", "Always" and "Lady Myth".
Built in Australia by Oceanfast.

Never Say Never (ex - Prosper, Apocalypse, Odyssey, Always, Lady Myth, Never Even Say Never, Never Say Never)

You're up!

The smallest Feadship launched in the past 20 years?

Give me the:
1: Name
2: Length
3: Designer
4: Who was it for

Name: Lucia
Length: 59 feet
Designer: I would assume De Voogt, but I think Jan played a major role in the design?
Who was it for: Jan Van Lent's wife, Lucia.

And I thought this one was going to be hard, well maybe for most

I have Pieter Beeldsnijder for the designer...

Carl, you're up next!!!