Identifying this 27'er

[bashmaki]

Does anyone have any ideas about what builder built this boat. We can not find any identifying marks on this boat anywhere.

This list of pics. isn't ideal I know but if someone has any idea's that'd be great?

gus

[tager]

Kinda hard to tell without any pictures!

[Architeuthis]

It's a Vancouver 27, yep that's it, a Vancouver 27, I'm sure of it.

[bashmaki]

I tried to load some pictures but it told me I couldn't because I wasn't "approved" or some-such-nonsense. Someone can delete this thread if they can. I couldn't.

Not sure how the other poster identified it as a Vancouver 27 with no pics. but hey; what do
i know!

Gus

[mitiempo]

If you have a link to the pics cut and paste the link - you've got our interest and can't give up now. Or try and post again - if the pics aren't too large it should work.
Brian

[bashmaki]

I tried a link ; that didn't fly either. I'll try it again when I have more time.
Thanks guys,
gus

[bashmaki]

http://www.hoopersyachts.com/UsedBoa...cfm?PageID=948

[mitiempo]

Okay gang - here's the link. http://www.hoopersyachts.com/Index.c...usedboatid=948
I looked and I don't know but at least now you can try to help bashmaki figure out the puzzle.
Brian

[Faster]

Brian... he says 27 but it has a resemblance to a locally produced (at one time) Stoltz 25... Ever seen one of those?

[mitiempo]

Yes I remember the Stoltz - fairly nondescript small boat. The beam looks right at 8', but it's listed at 23' waterline on 27' overall and I think there is more cabin than I remember the Stoltz as having. The deck is wood based on the framing in the forecabin. Broker is in Minnesota. Every time you go to a pic on the broker's site you can't get back to where you were - any boat.
Brian
ps - doesn't the boat in the worst condition have the most potential?