BERTRAM 18?

Craig Mac · Post by **Craig Mac** » Aug 14th, '13, 06:53

Please check out this brochure for 18 & 20

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... SS:US:3160" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Charlie J · Post by **Charlie J** » Aug 14th, '13, 07:32

interesting 18 ft first I heard of it
I wonder how many were made

MarkS · Post by **MarkS** » Aug 14th, '13, 07:41

Says Austrialia on the brochure, would that be a Riva? Aussie only manufacture?

Charlie J · Post by **Charlie J** » Aug 14th, '13, 07:43

aah good eye mark

Bertramp · Post by **Bertramp** » Aug 14th, '13, 08:54

the boat on the cover looks like a classic 20' bahia mar.

jackryan · Post by **jackryan** » Aug 14th, '13, 10:03

I could not find any 18' Bertram/Riva"s, but found quite a few 26' Riva Sportfisherman that look very similar to the 26' Bertram. Many of these boats have been outfitted with teak decks and the works. Here's a nice looking one:

http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/ ... 77856&url=" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

If you click on the pictures to enlarge them you can see the workmanship. Does anybody know if these were Bertram hulls?

JR

ianupton · Post by **ianupton** » Aug 14th, '13, 17:21

Hull might be the same, but that is not the stateside Bahia Mar.

The Bahia here has a single pane of front glass in wind screen. This is split in the middle.

The deck is different on this one as well as the slope from bow to wind screen also has a vertical profile line that ours does not have.

There is a Hunt designed 18, which was built in Canada among other places. In Canada they were built by O'Day.

Tony Meola · Post by **Tony Meola** » Aug 14th, '13, 20:37

Those are Aussie boats. Not built in Miami that is for sure.

Tommy · Post by **Tommy** » Aug 14th, '13, 20:58

You guys are correct, the Australian manufacturer was licensed by Bertram Yacht to build certain boats of the Bertram pedigree. That company later became known as Carribean and sold quite a few 35s if I remember correctly. As Ian pointed out, the Hunt 18 built in Canada had a hull that was a dead ringer for a baby B-20. No doubt the first Bertram 18 I've ever seen, even if it is a Down Under version!

Todd Pearce · Post by **Todd Pearce** » Aug 15th, '13, 04:50

I live down under, and I`ve never seen one!!!,the guys are right,we have a lot of carribeans down here mostly 23s 25s and a lot of 35s, two 37s no 43s,just five b42s plus mine makes 6,a few 46s and that's about it,Not that I`am obsessed or anything

MarkS · Post by **MarkS** » Aug 15th, '13, 08:03

Todd I'd say the first step to recovery is admitting your problem but, of course, there is no cure.

Rocket · Post by **Rocket** » Aug 15th, '13, 11:15

I am looking hard for a hunt 14 or 16 in any condition at all. My daughter turns 12 this winter and we "need" a boat that we can put a 40 hp motor on.

John Swick · Post by **John Swick** » Aug 16th, '13, 05:27

Rod,
Jim Langley Marine and/or Hewitt Marine Services (both in Honey Harbour, ON), had access to 14's and 16's last spring.
A google search will get you either's contact info.
Good Hunting,
John.

Todd Pearce · Post by **Todd Pearce** » Aug 17th, '13, 05:03

mark, I now your right,but I`am just going to go on living in denial

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