Sealine SC47
More modern thinking from Sealine
Aft Cabin motor boat reviews from Motor Boat & Yachting magazine
More modern thinking from Sealine
A sportscruiser from Trader utilising Zeus drives
Nordhavn introduce a new style in the 56 Motorsailor
A modern design haven, if you like that sort of thing
Smaller sibling has big shoes to fill
The daringly innovative meets the reassuringly retro
French flair on show in this intriguing cat
Lake Como looks, with love from Leeds
This 60-footer has bigger ambitions all over
Two or three cabins, with IPS
The daringly innovative meets the reassuringly retro
The May 1987 issue of MBY contains an unusual boat report.
For me, the most impressive aspect of Windy's design philosophy has always been their persistent refusal to compromise practicality in the interests of fashion.
Wilbur are to be highly commended for producing an interior so in keeping with the human scale.
Try to disregard the amazing styling for a moment and view the Manhattan 44 dispassionately as an ordinary flybridge powerboat.
Sunseeker's baby may not yet be perfectly formed, but it's very close.
Along with the disappearing chart table, safety and security are two areas that are increasingly in danger of being overlooked in favour of style. Fortunately this is not the case on the RC430.
Storebro are much more innovative than their conservative image suggests, such as in their extensive use of Cadcam and moulded internal monocoque structures.
A feast of large flybridge cruisers and trawler yachts is a fine and wonderful thing, especially when compared to a diet of stodgy broads cruisers or fishing dories, but there comes a time when the palate needs something else.
Shamrock's 220 Stalker highlights how important it is to look beyond the fishing rods and baitwells, and examine our boating needs from first principles.