Pan Oceanic 46

Le voilier Pan Oceanic 46 est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Mao Ta Shipyard en Taiwan. Ce voilier Quille fixe, gréé en Cotre, réalisé par l'architecte naval Ted Brewer avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.78 m. La production a démarré en 1980. 40 exemplaires du bateau ont été produits.

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Présentation

Originally the OCEANIC 46. (Robert Pancoe, founder of Pan Oceanic, originally supervised construction in Taiwan until 1983?) Another version is called the SEASTAR 460, built somewhat later is nearly the same. Other names include MAO TA 46, and generically, BREWER 46. (though it was never actually sold as a BREWER 46.)
Thanks to Ted Brewer and others for providing updated information and images.
Plans are available from Ted Brewer's website.Originally the OCEANIC 46. (Robert Pancoe, founder of Pan Oceanic, originally supervised construction in Taiwan until 1983?) Another version is called the SEASTAR 460, built somewhat later is nearly the same. Other names include MAO TA 46, and generically, BREWER 46. (though it was never actually sold as a BREWER 46.)
Thanks to Ted Brewer and others for providing updated information and images.
Plans are available from Ted Brewer's website.Originally the OCEANIC 46. (Robert Pancoe, founder of Pan Oceanic, originally supervised construction in Taiwan until 1983?) Another version is called the SEASTAR 460, built somewhat later is nearly the same. Other names include MAO TA 46, and generically, BREWER 46. (though it was never actually sold as a BREWER 46.)
Thanks to Ted Brewer and others for providing updated information and images.
Plans are available from Ted Brewer's website.Originally the OCEANIC 46. (Robert Pancoe, founder of Pan Oceanic, originally supervised construction in Taiwan until 1983?) Another version is called the SEASTAR 460, built somewhat later is nearly the same. Other names include MAO TA 46, and generically, BREWER 46. (though it was never actually sold as a BREWER 46.)
Thanks to Ted Brewer and others for providing updated information and images.
Plans are available from Ted Brewer's website.