Can you please help me identify this sailboat?

[MacNCheese]

I'm trying to identify what this sailboat is.
The owner says it's between 50'-65' long and that it's 20-30 years old and of fiberglass over wood construction. He says it's named the "Connie" and has a CG number (located in California). He says it was used as a Missionary's Boat.

To my eye, it looks like it's from the 70's.
Thanks

[MacNCheese]

Originally Posted by Steve Dion

Well then here is the "Connie" list from the USCG Vessel ID list.
Office of Science and Technology

Based on the list you provided, and based on the fact that I know it's port was San Diego, it could be the one below except that the issue date below was 2006, and this boat has been out of the water for 10 years. Also, in that picture the boat looks a lot bigger than 33.6, and the owner claims that there is so much room inside that the first owner had a Grand Piano in there. No way a Grand Piano could fit on a 33.6. Don't ask me what a Grand Piano was doing on a boat, but I'm thinking it was once used to entertain back in the 70's-80's

Maybe that list of "Connies" is only the ones currently listed while ours has probably been expired 10 years.
Vessel Documentation Query
Vessel Name: CONNIE USCG Doc. No.: 1174870
Vessel Service: RECREATIONAL IMO Number: *
Trade Indicator: Recreational Call Sign: *
Hull Material: FRP (FIBERGLASS) Hull Number: HUN332731697
Ship Builder: * Year Built: *

Length (ft.): 33.6
Hailing Port: SAN DIEGO CA Hull Depth (ft.): 5.2
Owner: Hull Breadth (ft.): 11
Gross Tonnage: 7
Net Tonnage: 6
Documentation Issuance Date: July 28, 2006 Documentation Expiration Date: August 31, 2007
Previous Vessel Names: No Vessel Name Changes Previous Vessel Owners: CHARLES R SEATON
CHARLES R SEATON

[capttb]

Without being sure which end of the boat we are looking at, I believe that is what missionary sailors refer to as an Ark.
Seriously, it looks like a converted lifeboat to me.
You will need to find out if that number is a Coast Guard Documentation number as Steve mentioned, or a California registration number (a CF number) or a HIN number which may have been required for either of the other registrations.

[MacNCheese]

Originally Posted by capttb

Without being sure which end of the boat we are looking at, I believe that is what missionary sailors refer to as an Ark.
Seriously, it looks like a converted lifeboat to me.
You will need to find out if that number is a Coast Guard Documentation number as Steve mentioned, or a California registration number (a CF number) or a HIN number which may have been required for either of the other registrations.

I see, thanks for your reply.