Help Identifying this Boat

[endoftheroad]

She looks to be about 30 feet maybe a little more, tiller steering.
Probably very early 70's.
Notice the carvings in the bow.

Thanks

[captainKJ]

its a sailboat.

[Cheechako]

Cant really tell much, maybe a prairie 32? (if it's a double ender)

[endoftheroad]

Originally Posted by Cheechako

Cant really tell much, maybe a prairie 32? (if it's a double ender)

nope, is not a double ender.
sorry i couldnt get better pics, i was using my cell phone from my dinghy and the wind is blowing.

[Cheechako]

Outboard rudder? if so,maybe a Tom Morris "Annie"?

[red_sky]

If you can get a closer look, it may have an HIN?

[gjordan]

The cabin and portlights have that owner finished look to them. In the 70s many boat companies sold kits or bare hulls, and my guess is that this is one of them. ____Grant.

[callmecrazy]

I was going to say the same thing about the ports. Could be owner finished or not, but those ports are likely custom.

not a double ender, and it doesn't look like an outboard rudder from the pic (judging by the position of the tiller)

[kaimusailing]

Cape Dory, Carl Alberg?

[SkiprJohn]

The carvings on the hull are a bit unusual so should indicate to someone familiar with them what it is. Sorry I can't id it. It does look sturdy and I assume that it is Florida.
kind regards,

[kaimusailing]

It's a monohull.

[endoftheroad]

Here is the only other picture I have.
The boat isn't far and I can try for better photos tomorrow.

[Cheechako]

That stern looks a little like a Cape George, but it's not I dont think. Lots of sheer curve to 'er.

[boatman61]

Dunno... but she's pretty neat... love the stern..

[endoftheroad]

hey ya'll,

it was late and dark when i got off work, sorry i couldn't get better pics tonight.