Need Help Identifing A Boat

[BrianRobin]

Hi Folk, My wife spotted this on our trip last week, wish now I had looked a little closer, any Idea's? At the front of the cove line there are 4 breaks, just behind an arrow like symbol and what looks similar to a Mercedes Benz triangle in blue on the cabin sides. Thanks muchly!

 

[Captain Ron 18]

Where was that?

 

[Will Gilmore]

It looks alot like a Bruce Roberts design. Do you know if she is built of steel?

- Will (Dragonfly)

 

[jon hansen]

i guess it's an Oyster sailboat. deckhouse looks oyster eee to me

they are lots of fun, those oysters

 

[jon hansen]

i am batting about 0.150 with these old boats . so, prolly something else

 

[Will Gilmore]

i guess it's an Oyster saailboat. deckhouse looks oyster eee to me

This is an Oyster 42. About the right size and does have that look in the deadlights.

Another one I thought looked similar is a Dehler 41

This is a Bruce Roberts Voyager 600 made of wood/epoxy.

What ever it is, it looks like a very comfortable cruiser.

- Will (Dragonfly)

 

[nightowle]

Looks like an Oyster to me. Perhaps a Wauquiez Deck Salon.

 

[Will Gilmore]

Another Dehler that has the same cabin detailing aft of the deadlights.

I'm going to go with this one. It's a Dehler 41 DS.

- Will (Dragonfly)

 

[BrianRobin]

Where was that?

It was in Port Hawkeburys, Nova Scotia last week.

 

[BrianRobin]

It looks alot like a Bruce Roberts design. Do you know if she is built of steel?

- Will (Dragonfly)

Will, it looked to be glass, but didn't pay much attention to it at the time.

 

[Brian D]

I closed your other thread since is was a duplicate of this one. The other thread had no significant replies.

 

[Ron20324]

Hi Folk, My wife spotted this on our trip last week, wish now I had looked a little closer, any Idea's?...!

It rides a mite high for a cruiser. Helium in the fuel tanks?

 

[BrianRobin]

My wife had little faith that anyone could id this with such a bad picture, I assured her you folks could do it! I was right , Thanks !

 

[Brian D]

Since you can ID the cove line, you might be able to find it here. These cove line identifiers might be older than the one you are looking at, but you might find something very close. Once you think you have found the correct cove line identifier, go to Yachtworld and look for that brand of boat. You just might find it.

 

[jhagg]

The Dehler looks like a pretty good guess, but I think it might be a Moody.

 

[kloudie1]

yup, Dehler cove line is different.. I dunno..
It is fairly new since that "droop belly" fixed port bottom edge was not a thing until mid 2000's IIRC..