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Does anyone know what brand of boat this is?
Saw it out on the bay during AC Races over the weekend. Looks very nice

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Vessel Name: SAINT CAROL
USCG Doc. No.: 1186062
Vessel Service: RECREATIONAL
IMO Number: *
Trade Indicator: Recreational
Call Sign: *
Hull Material: FRP (FIBERGLASS)
Hull Number: PMH65054A606
Ship Builder: PACIFIC MARINER INC
Year Built: 2006
Length (ft.): 64.9
Hailing Port: TIBURON CA
Hull Depth (ft.): 9.3
Owner: 1998 FAMILY TRUST AGRMT FOR THE BENEFIT OF SAMUEL V MILLER AND CAROL W MILLER
90 BOND LANE TIBURON, CA 94920
Hull Breadth (ft.): 17.3
Gross Tonnage: 69
Net Tonnage: 55
Documentation Issuance Date: April 16, 2013
Documentation Expiration Date: May 31, 2014
Previous Vessel Names: No Vessel Name Changes
Previous Vessel Owners: 1998 FAMILY TRUST AGRMT FOR THE BENEFIT OF SAMUEL V MILLER AND CAROL W MILLER
 
John - Could we have a few more details please? <laughing> Well done!
 
Personally I find it too stubby, the bow area is too small. No room for a decent size sunpad like you d expect on a boat that size.
 
The boat is in San Francisco, too cold for a "sun pad" to be of much use. Hot tub on the flying bridge maybe.
 
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Originally posted by PascalG

Personally I find it too stubby, the bow area is too small.

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+1.
 
ok, here's another. Looks pretty new. No name visible, so cannot look it up

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There's a Symbol going up the Arch. I couldn't enlarge it enough to read it.
 
That stubby look is the price of the large interior volume. Alternatives include kick out the bow as P.mentions or push back the ph and/or shorten the the saloon.
 
Those 65' Pacific Mariners are really nice boats, very well thought out, been through a few of them in some detail. Designed and made in and primarily for the PNW, they are now part of Westport and just make an 85 now. You see some out east here on occasion, an 85 came through this year and I got a tour of that too. Great boats, perhaps built a little more for function than for style. I like that.
 
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Originally posted by getakey

ok, here's another. Looks pretty new. No name visible, so cannot look it up

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This one is called 20+ men on a boat is too dangerous and very bowering!
 
If your home port is Tiburon, trust me, you won't need a large fore deck, sun pad or anything else other than shelter, warm dry shelter.
 
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Originally posted by getakey

ok, here's another. Looks pretty new. No name visible, so cannot look it up

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I think that's an Adidas, possibly Nike.
 
Pacific mariner is made locally in a little tourist town called laconner. They have been around for many years. Though their boats are now " small" for the luxury market, they have always been well built.
 
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