Think you're good ? Name this boat

[downunder]

Originally Posted by Johnny Cruiser

downunder,
s/v jedi has some mind numbing or mind altering posts on here @ times and he sails a sundeer 64. Knew what a whitetail deer was but not a sundeer 64 so google'd it. There is his avatar pic and 4 behind it the pic you posted so you made it unintentionally easier by using a pic of someone whose posts are well known on the forum. IMHO
John

JC

I am well aware of Jedi and Sundeers. I have a copy of Dashew's crusing encyclopedia (4 large books- best crusing/boating reference around) which you can pick up from the website here.

SetSail DashewOffshore.com - the serious cruising sailor's website

Your new vessell sounds interesting

Cheers

[deckofficer]

Another clue.

[hummingway]

Out Island 41?

[deckofficer]

Originally Posted by hummingway

Out Island 41?

Now we're cooking. For the first time hummingway I can say "no".

Another picture 12 hours early.

[deckofficer]

OK, hint time, after atoll's comment on "crappy build" on the other thread, it is a 20 year old, so I'll include a very low res picture from the brochure, nicer looking.

[Vamonos]

Ya shouldn't have done that. You mean this brochure?

Wizard Yachts Presents The Legendary Santa Cruz 50

[deckofficer]

We have a winner. If anyone has noticed a theme, the 3 boats offered up run the range from $30K to $500K+, (sorry Nick for ratting out your boat's value), and if I was a betting man, would wager on any of the 3 to cut hours, if not days, off a 3000 nm passage over any of the mass produced cruising cats.

[atoll]

nice boat! but the interiour fit-out is definitely amateur by todays standards!

[mitiempo]

Previously Sebago and before that American Flag, sailed in 2 BOC around the world races by the late Hal Roth.

[sabray]

I should of have known that I worked on Sebago. Didn't look like that though. The decks were a narley copper with black beauty non skid. There was a domed hatch and the interior was not like that. It was very sparse with little trim. It was a few years ago though

[deckofficer]

Originally Posted by atoll

nice boat! but the interiour fit-out is definitely amateur by todays standards!

I like to think of the fit-out as "racer bland beer" rather than "cocktail Coterie".

[mitiempo]

Sebago was the sponsor - there have been several of them. Same one?

Here's the listing. 1986 Santa Cruz 50' Custom Sail Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com

[deckofficer]

Originally Posted by sabray

I should of have known that I worked on Sebago. Didn't look like that though. The decks were a narley copper with black beauty non skid. There was a domed hatch and the interior was not like that. It was very sparse with little trim. It was a few years ago though

Sabray, your correct, the interior shots were not Sebago.

[mitiempo]

The ones in the listing I posted a link to are Sebago.

[deckofficer]

Now, for you folks that are a bit long in the tooth. Guess this one.