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Comment by PCarrico on December 17, 2008 at 11:03pm
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It looks like you have some great times in CR.
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Comment by Max Soto on December 16, 2008 at 10:35am
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Hi, It is a 1982 Catalina 38, Sparkman and Stephens design. It was designed for IOR racing in the mid seventies, easy to spot for the tumblehome and pitched stern, also called wine glass stern. You were close to de design years, and right about the coolers, we had a hell of a party,haha!!!
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Estancia has some beautiful classic lines with the tumblehome and pintail transom.
Is it a German Freres design circa 1975?
Much respect for Bats'u with the twin coolers ready for the party!
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