muckypup
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Anyone heard of Skibsplast? I have never come across this make before. I found a small sportscruiser with diesel, but it seems very cheap...
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Anyone heard of Skibsplast?
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Alistairr
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I've heard of them, Scandinavian i believe, I am told very well made and well worth looking at, when i'm checking boats for sale, i'm always looking out for one.
Anyway I'm only going by what i've been told!
Are we allowed to see the ad?
Cheers
Al.
Anyway I'm only going by what i've been told!
Are we allowed to see the ad?
Cheers
Al.
gimmesunshine
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nice little well made boats, most are bit underpowered and on shafts though
muckypup
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Are we allowed to see the ad?
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oo no it's a secret... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif But as it's you...
Skibsplast
don't tell anyone!
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Are we allowed to see the ad?
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oo no it's a secret... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif But as it's you...
Skibsplast
don't tell anyone!
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muckypup
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and on shafts though
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There are quite a few that would consider this an advantage! I for one have never been in a boat with anything but shafts - outdrives would be new to me!
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and on shafts though
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There are quite a few that would consider this an advantage! I for one have never been in a boat with anything but shafts - outdrives would be new to me!
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landlockedpirate
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This is a clean boat. We made an offer on it in Feb but they wer'nt interested.
I agree about the shafts, I think they could make life a lot simpler. Let us know how you get on.
I agree about the shafts, I think they could make life a lot simpler. Let us know how you get on.
DAVIDO
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Theres one in our Marina owners always smiling nice looking boat.
Stationmaster
New Member
Have a look at www.skibsplast.no and click on the Union Jack. These are very practical, if small, scandinavian boats.
Alistairr
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Great boat, looks tidy too.
Wish i'd seen it first!!! lol.
Cheers
Al.
Wish i'd seen it first!!! lol.
Cheers
Al.
Kawasaki
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There is one in Our Marina.
About a 23 footter.
I like the look of it.
Not spoken to the Owner in any Depth (cos the tide was out at the Time) /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
But will next time I see Him.
Looks like a good "Weekender" to Me /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
About a 23 footter.
I like the look of it.
Not spoken to the Owner in any Depth (cos the tide was out at the Time) /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
But will next time I see Him.
Looks like a good "Weekender" to Me /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
jhr
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There's a poster on here called Chris771 (or some such) who used to own a Skibsplast and spoke very highly of it. I haven't seen any posts from him for a long time, but you might try a PM?
spannerman
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Very popular over here in Norway. they are made at a factory up in the mountains believe it or not, about 100 miles from the sea!
They are well made and very seaworthy with a nice safe ride when it gets choppy. I have launched most of the variants and sold quite a few to expats over here.
They are well made and very seaworthy with a nice safe ride when it gets choppy. I have launched most of the variants and sold quite a few to expats over here.
Elza_Skip
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Hi
Our firs boat was a Skibsplast 66o which was a 21ft diesal with a stern drive.
She was a very well made little boat and gave us a great start before we moved up to something bigger.
Importer is Wessex marine who were helpful over spares etc
Regards
Vernon
Our firs boat was a Skibsplast 66o which was a 21ft diesal with a stern drive.
She was a very well made little boat and gave us a great start before we moved up to something bigger.
Importer is Wessex marine who were helpful over spares etc
Regards
Vernon
