Page Updated On:
March 8, 2008

J - R

Kenner Privateer

MacGregor

The MacGregor 26x is identifiable as a critter unlike other sailboats, since it has addopted some powering skills with a modified hull and a large engine mounted on the stern. Besides they put a name on the stern where we can see it. MacGregor made other sailboats long ago. We'll see if we can't find a cove stripe or two on a MacGregor Venture as this page evolves.

Many Moons

Mirage 25

The covestripe in Unknown (11th version) is from a Mirage 25. The same stripe was also used on the Mirage 26/27 models. Cheers - Matt Koch

Mirage 35

The Mirage folks made it easy on dockwalkers also. They put a label where you can see it.

Mirage 275

Morgan

Moody

And you can't miss recognizing a Moody!

Nicholson 35

You don't see too many Camper Nicholsons around. But the later ones are easy to recognize with an embossed name set in the cove at the stern. Unfortunately, the earlier boats did not include the embossed name. The cove stripe ran all the way through that blank area shown here at the stern. (We know this embossed name is hard to see in this photo, but it does say Nicholson all the same.)

O'Day

The O'Day company was very busy making good old boats once upon a time. It remains to be seen whether those boats shared a look-alike cove stripe. Here's one. Nice of them to label the boat and size for us also. This company was good with logos!

Paceship Acadia Yawl

Admittedly this one's a bit rare also. But she's a beaut!

Paceship 23/26

"This was the stripe used by Paceship Yachts, and later by AMF on the Paceship 23 (PY 23) and the Paceship 26 (PY26) Check out some pictures at http://www.paceship.org/PY26/py26-photos.htm." -- Matt Koch