What is this?

[Eugene Nahemow]

http://donzi.net/photopost/data/500/P1060745.jpg

[McGary911]

Maybe a Signature like it says on the side? Not being a wiseass :) Signatures were built by on 188th street by a guy named Tommy Adams. Late 70s early 80s, I believe. They were known for their 27' model. Not sure if they made a 24, or if that boat is only 24' long.......Did a search, but difficult to find a good pic.

[Eugene Nahemow]

On the other side of the boat is a Cigarette emblem, but I am almost positive it is not a cig.
I think it might be a Python 24.
I am trying to get the Reg #'s.

Thanks.

[dclassic]

I would speculate one of the following are possible candidates... Cig / Banana / Python / P&D / Pantera... but the deck looks a bit different without the pronounced V in the windshield area. Do you have more pics or any idea of the beam as it will help eliminate possibilities?

[Eugene Nahemow]

I am told the beam is 7'.

[BlownCrewCab]

It does resemble a Corsa or maybe a Sutphen. A true shot from the side would really help tell.

Does anyone remember Tommy Adams Fate???? (Wasn't Pretty)

[BUIZILLA]

Does anyone remember Tommy Adams Fate???? (Wasn't Pretty) do tell...

[olredalert]

-----As far as I can see that is an Excalibur or one of the many pops that have been made over the years. I believe Sunsation built a model like this very early in thier business life. There are several Sunsations that look very similar with the narrow beam floating around here due to the closeness of the Sunsation factory. I have always liked this style.........Bill S

[Morgan's Cloud]

I too think it's a P&D Excalibur ....
Ex's were narrower than other similarly sized 24's and had that noticeable curve on the hull/deck joint at the transom ...
Not an unattractive boat on the whole ... the narrow beam will wear on you quickly though.

[dclassic]

I believe the 7' beam will eliminate the Cig / Banana / Python variants...