What is she?

[bspurr13]

Anybody have any idea what she is? Make I mean - I know she's a sailboat for all you would-be smart-a**'s .

Thanks,
Brett

[psteele235]

Brett,

Not sure if she is a One Design boat or a specially commisioned design from the 1960's.

She has the long overhanging counter favored by designers such as Robert Clark.

Where did you see her?

[S/V Elusive]

My friends Erik and Sherry have a boat that looks exactly like that - I'll ask them.

[SkiprJohn]

My immediate thought was Cheoy Lee Off Shore 41 but the photo has a shadow under the counter and I couldn't tell how long the counter was and looks like a wide angle shot?
Kind Regards,
JohnL

[SkiprJohn]

Aloha bspurr13,
Sometimes knowing where you took the photo helps a bit in boat identification. In San Diego there is a class of older wood boats that have these lines (can't think of the name) and Concordia also have the lines.
Good luck in your search.
Kind Regards,
JohnL

[jdsackett]

Looks kinda like a Kettenberg, but the windows are different. Could be though, cabin top looks like one. But ive been wrong once or twice

[S/V Elusive]

JD - you hit it on the head! That be what Eric & Sherry have - looks exactly like theirs - thought it WAS theirs until I looked at the background and some of the fineries.

[bspurr13]

You guys are too cool, thanks for the replys. The boat is from the SF bay area and the pic is from a "for sale" ad I found on CL without much info... Looked like a nice boat.

Brett

[SkiprJohn]

That's the name I was trying to think of. "Kettenburg" Lot of them in San Diego and they are great sailing craft. They are all wood, right? I don't think they made any in fiberglass.
JohnL

[jdsackett]

the 32 was glass, all the rest of them were wood. nice boats. i think the 32 was also made for columbia. went and looked at a 32, nice boats