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Re: What price to antifoul 26\' boat Thanks for the replys. So ,my £300 quote is about right then. This includes.... lift out pressurewash paint labour Would have liked to have done it myself but its finding the time and also the logistics.

What price to antifoul 26\' boat What would you expect to pay to have a 26' boat antifouled ??

[ QUOTE ] already working 8am till 9pm and he just can't [/ QUOTE ] Maybe everyone is making the best of there current boat rather than the expence of changing or trading up ???

As for live weather info the best thing you can do is ring local kayak shop on the lake at bowness ask for Joe he will be only too pleased to give you a weather report, also there website has some info on

As others have said in the south all you have is..... fell foot park (will have to pay for parking) the swan at newby bridge (may have to pay) in the north you have.... public car park at ambleside (will have to pay for parking) low wood watersports centre (probably have to pay)...

I think that looks a tidy boat, wouldnt worry too much about the holes there easily sorted. Who cares about there being a newer paint job if you like that one then I would have a punt at £8 K and prob be happy to pay £8.5K. The merc engine is also pretty bulllet proof and fairly economical...

Abso bloody lutely buy now. Prices will be way lower than in the spring /. summer and in todays market you should bid hard very hard cos nothing much selling.

Happiness and good will to all men....................................................seriously though.....................................Azimut 43S but if mrs money cant (or wont) stretch to that then a Hugo Boss top will be nice (I know thats what it is cos I was there when she bought it)

Glad to help. Let us know how you get on. Ian

Yep Al is right the fletcher 19 is also a great boat. In fact it may even be slightly roomier than the bayliner if I remeber correctly.

Gary Glad it helped, The cuddy is only small, you climb in a bit like a two man tent really but its cosy warm and great great fun. We allways refer to boating in a cuddy as camping rather than caravaning in a cruiser. Way way more fun to camp in fact we still do once a year just for the sheer...

We had a Bayliner 1952 classic cuddy (19') for a couple of seasons and managed fine with the two of us and our then 10yr old daughter. In spring and summer it was very comfy cosy for me on the floor under the canopy. Cant see any reason why a cuddy wont work for you with two teenegers they will...

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