Can you identify this yacht?

[LordoftheReach]

Can you identify this yacht from the hull?

[Cheechako]

one of the later large Westsails?
https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/westsail-39/

[PippaB]

+1

I think the "W" in the cove stripe points there.

https://www.westsail.org/ws39

[LordoftheReach]

I guess the large W in the racing stripe is a big giveaway.

[JPA Cate]

Another type of W in the cove stripe: Warwick, an NZ design, of some antiquity. Please note this is a WAG.


Ann

[grantmc]

Surely OP you're able to give a little meat on the bone:
location,
length
photos from different angles (especially stern and bow)
close up of what looks like a logo
name of vessel,
your own thinking.

Just guessing designer names by recognising what appears to be stylised W that may or may not reflect the designer's (or builder's, or owner's name). Maybe the boat is just called W or owned/once owned by a charter firm and it's their logo.

Wadia Boat Builders
Wally
Walter Franchini Architetto
Warwick Yacht Design
Waterline Yacht Design
Wadia Boat Builders
Wally
Walter Franchini Architetto
Warwick Yacht Design
Waterline Yacht Design
George Watson
Weber Yacht Design
Wesley Carr
West Coast Custom Yachts
John Westell
Westport Yachts
Westship
Wetzels Brown Partners
White Brothers
Paul Whiting
William Fife
William Garden
Albert Willetts
Wilmotte & Associates
Winch Design
All the variants of Wright (Paul, Bill, Steve etc)

[grantmc]

Originally Posted by JPA Cate

Another type of W in the cove stripe: Warwick, an NZ design, of some antiquity. Please note this is a WAG.
Ann

Oh Ann I think perhaps I was a little slow:
What is a WAG in Australian slang?
"She's a wag of a girl" is a praise that denotes how vivacious, funny, and entertaining the girl is in Australian slang. In this context, "wag" denotes a person who is clever and playful in a friendly manner. A wag of a girl means that she is constantly making making jokes at people or making humorous tricks on others.

[Jim Cate]

^^^^^

WAG= Wild Ass Guess

Not specifically Aussie in origin or use.

And in this case, not a correct guess, for it sure looks like the Wetsail 39.

Jim

Jim

[barnakiel]

I thought wags are people with lips that look like a plunger.


Ah Ausies, Ausies ...



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