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Old 08-02-2008, 19:54   #1
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Can't remember name of Boat, help needed

Okay, my first post...

I am coming back to sailing after a ten year break.
(I took a break to travel by motorcycle, married now with one year old and I want to get my family on the water).

Okay, here's where you guys come in.
Two years ago I was in Vancouver at the Granville Island marina and I spotted a sweet 18 to 22 foot boat, rigged for racing. It was exactly what I wanted for speed, and for fun. The only thing is, I can't remember what the heck it was. (I played a lot of hockey as a kid, and I guess I had one too many pucks to the head).

I want to find out what boat it was so my search can begin.

It was either made by C+C, or Catalina... I am sure it wasn't a catalina since I am pretty familiar with their lineup.
I am 90% certain it was a C+C.
It had a lot of racing hardware on it, with an open transom. It had a no frills cabin with lots of room for hardware.
It looked like a scaled down america's cup/vende globe type of boat.
It was close to 18 feet...
It's a long shot...
but anyone have any ideas?

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Old 08-02-2008, 20:35   #2
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no frills cabin on a boat that racey is throwing me, sounds like a National 18 but no cabin on that baby, any more detail from memory?
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Old 08-02-2008, 20:47   #3
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I'd guess Melges or Elliott, but their both in the mid 20's
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Old 08-02-2008, 20:51   #4
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You sure is was a C&C? They are not known for making fast racing boats....no offense to C&C owners. There are so many open transom race boats in that category that it would be hard to even guess. I just Googled "small sailboats" and came across a bunch of websites with lots of different designs. Perhaps you will come across a boat of similar design that you like better?
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Old 08-02-2008, 21:28   #5
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You sure is was a C&C? They are not known for making fast racing boats....no offense to C&C owners. There are so many open transom race boats in that category that it would be hard to even guess. I just Googled "small sailboats" and came across a bunch of websites with lots of different designs. Perhaps you will come across a boat of similar design that you like better?
I could be wrong...
I really don't know if it really was a C+C...
it was about 18 feet
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Old 08-02-2008, 23:59   #6
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Hi captain underpants, I found your boat, check it out.

1995 C&C SR 21 Boat For Sale

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Old 09-02-2008, 03:19   #8
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Colegate perhaps?

Sounds like one, made by Precision boat works, name starts with a "C"
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Old 09-02-2008, 20:13   #9
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THATS IT
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Old 09-02-2008, 20:14   #10
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this is the one....
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Old 09-02-2008, 21:01   #11
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Ummmm, great boat, but not something I would take the family out on the water in. She is a true racer that thing.
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