Name This Cat

[amphibious1]

aloha everyone

in the august 2009 cruising world on page 20 their is a picture. does anyone know what kind of cat this is?
i called moorings they think it is a robertson & caine. in the picture it sure looks like the boat has daggerboadrs and a higher bridge deck than a robertson @ caine. i think the picture may not fit the text.
it is realy hard to find a cat with daggerrboards that is the reason for the question.

thanks to anyone that can help

[David M]

Welcome aboard Cruisers Forum Amphibious!

Do you have a picture?

[amphibious1]

sorry no pic online. does anyone know if a 4300 r&c came with daggerboards?

[twowheel]

I don't think it's an r&c 4300. Transom portholes look similar but the cockpit isn't the same. That and I don't believe the 4300 had daggerboards.

[twowheel]

Figured it out. It's a custom rig. Boat's name gave it away, "Endless Summer".

You can see more info at Endless Summer

Now I can go to bed, that was bugging the crap out of me.

[twowheel]

Or better yet...

http://www.f-boat.com/pages/catamarans/index.html

[amphibious1]

aloha twoowheel

you are my hero. i seriously did 3 hour of research trying to figure this out.
thank you so much have great night.

[44'cruisingcat]

I actually have one of "Endless Summer's" original daggerboards in my back yard. At one stage I was considering using it, but it is a little small, and incredibly heavy, so I built my own.

[Laidback]

Is it not a Farrier F41 ?
Aussie design ?