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Old 11-09-2008, 11:14 PM   #21
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Broadblue cat?
Nop! not even a Russian Blue (cat)
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Old 11-09-2008, 11:36 PM   #22
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Here's a Broadblue 385Click image for larger version

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I found a port stern quarter pic of a Prout which looks very similar, but a Manta is NOT a bird, not even a blue one, so I am still stumped.
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Old 11-11-2008, 12:02 AM   #24
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Pete,

Got it - A Prout ! Just one of over 4,000 Catamarans delivered by Prout - It looks like a Prout Manta - but probably a Prout 38 Snow Goose of a later vintage. With a sort of 'fly bridge' added.

(Snow geese are white but there is a Blue morph of the same species)

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Pete,

Got it - A Prout ! Just one of over 4,000 Catamarans delivered by Prout - It looks like a Prout Manta - but probably a Prout 38 Snow Goose of a later vintage. With a sort of 'fly bridge' added.

(Snow geese are white but there is a Blue morph of the same species)

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I defer to you as always, but I really think it is a Manta, those of that designation I have seen CAME with that cockpit/helm configuration. As another member commented " I do not want to have to venture forward in a seaway on that boat!! "

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Old 11-11-2008, 01:44 AM   #26
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Hi Pete,

Here is the Prout Manta :-

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And here's the other Prout :-

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Here's the two together for comparison (note positions of rectangular ports and aft hatches):-

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[size=3]OK, it is a snowgoose, here is one for you.

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Old 11-11-2008, 09:14 AM   #28
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A 'Harry Proa'

This one the 'Visionarry'

designed by Rob Denney

13A Devon Street Swanbourne, 6010 Western Australia

Ph 08 9284 3483

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Old 11-11-2008, 10:00 AM   #29
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OK,

Try this one :- A different tack, where is this beautiful lagoon ??

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As this is forum for multihulls - would it be unfair to conclude that the clue is related to this Lagoon ? :-

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Which some of my multihull friends say that it resembles a block of water borne flats - however, the vertical windows inside ensure a lot more usable space on the shelf below the window.

So if one is an owner of a lagoon - it is likely that one will disregard comments about beauty.
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Here is a salute to one of multihull's real pioneers - borrowing from the Polynesian masters - a classic ocean going catamaran:-

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Wharram cat? James Wharram? Just before we left SE Asia we met an American fellow who had just built one of these in Thailand (or Philippines - I've been away too long). Interesting boat, but much simpler and low aspect than any modern production cat.
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Aren't 2 of these being donated, and delivered to 2 small South Pacific islands, so the islanders can do trade?
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Wharram cat? James Wharram? Just before we left SE Asia we met an American fellow who had just built one of these in Thailand (or Philippines - I've been away too long). Interesting boat, but much simpler and low aspect than any modern production cat.
Correct, James Wharram 'Pahi' design. this one a 50ft.

- 'Pahis' are also seen up to 65ft.

I guess 95% of Wharram cats are home built from the designer's plans.

Here is the link to THE WHARRAM WEBSITE
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Here is a difficult one - not, if one is thumbing a lift :-

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My contribution to the gallery of cats:



what is it?
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[QUOTE=MMNETSEA;28012]Here is a difficult one - not, if one is thumbing a lift :-

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It is a hitchhiker, model not further described.
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Not the 36 Capella PDQ. Which model were you thinking ?
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