ID of this yacht?

[hamburking]

I sailed a swan 48, and it was very similar...but the one I sailed was the flush decked racing version of the early 70's. I'm going to speculate its a swan 48 from around 1980. Good boats.

[barnakiel]

I thought it was a Tartan. Do you really think it is a Swan?

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[skipmac]

Originally Posted by Cheechako

Yep 70-74 Swan 37 SWAN 37 sailboat specifications and details on sailboatdata.com

99.99% it's a Swan 37. Found several photos of sister ships and everything from ports, sheer line, winches, etc all match.

Also the name in the documentation database matches to a 36.4' boat.

[bsurvey]

catalina morgan or catalina SS

[George DuBose]

For sure it's not a Pearson, I got one of those.

Skylark is a 1973 Pearson 36-1 and has her HIN molded into the transom.

[skipmac]

It seems pretty clear it is a Swan 37. Look at the pictures and descriptions at the following links and compare to photo from the OP.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swan_37

https://photos.inautia.com/barcosOca...553654567x.jpg

Nautor Swan 37 Boats and Yachts For Sale, photos, review, specifications, price, charter

Sparkman & Stephens: Design 2035 - Swan 37'/Palmer Johnson 37'

Pixstel - Swan 37 'White Heather': Picture No. 16043 from Pixstel

[mclarenr17]

The pictured yacht is my DULCINEA, a Nautor Swan 37, hull #17/55, launched with that name in November, 1970. The photos were taken in 2015 in Chicago. She is a S&S design.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swan_37.
See also: https://www.classicswan.org

I will be happy to answer any other questions back-channel. --Rick McLaren