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Jean-Claude Limasset joins us from France. He tells me that Vanikoro has been called other names, but she has been a French-registered boat since the 70’s.
In his email, he said:
Quote:Jeremy Lines was saying to me that this number 3 was the “demonstrator” of the C&N shipyard during winter 1966-67: She has aluminium frames on the cockpit’s windows, all windows in security glass, Proctor masts and the first accomodation plan with the navigator’s berth in place of a double berth in the saloon.Welcome Jean-Claude!
Thank you to Marilyn and Mike for their welcoming greetings!
In fact I was mailing from “Vanikoro”, an Amel Maramu registered in Nieuwpoort (Belgium), that I brought in Spring 2011 and my further sailboat, “Vanikoro”, registred in Marseille (France)( the Nic 38 number 3 of the serie) is for sale in Port Napoleon (Port Saint Louis du Rhône, near Marseille).
If some body was interested, he can find every details on the following sites: – <www.kingsyacht.com> (Bucklers Hard- Beaulieu River (Hampshire), if British,
-or: <www.ancasta.com (Shipyard Port Napoléon), if French.
I am hoping not to regret (?) my old fellow, the Nicholson, with which I sailed from south coast of England to North coast of Africa (Tunisia) and recently the bottom of Adriatic Sea ( Venezia by sea…).
Best regards.
J.C. Limasset.Hi Jean-Claude –
I looked for your boat for sale on both those sites, and did not find her. Is she supposed to be listed already?
If you would like to list your Nic 38 for sale on this site, go to the main forum page, then scroll down to find the Sale or Trade topic, and click on For Sale or Free. You can add a new topic there. (or you can just follow this link to reach the correct forum area to post.
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