David2452
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It's for a friend honest. What stuff good and bad can you tell me (him)?
Cleopatra 1000
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solitaire11
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hi
well where do we start.... mind you i only know the good points.lol. theres plenty of room inside, handle the rough quite well, and if she's up together she'll have a good turn of speed. incidentally i have one so i'm bias, oh and she's for sale. loaded with extras.
well where do we start.... mind you i only know the good points.lol. theres plenty of room inside, handle the rough quite well, and if she's up together she'll have a good turn of speed. incidentally i have one so i'm bias, oh and she's for sale. loaded with extras.
mbird
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Hi Solitaire
I am said friend of David, and this is my first post here!
The Cleopatra I have seen locally on the Norfolk Broads has a soft top, with folding windows, which I assume is an adaptation to suit bridge heights on inland waterways.
I notice from your avatar (and I think the ad on Apollo Duck?) that your's is a hard top. Do you think a similar adaption would be difficult, as we still wish to be able to cruise the Norfolk Broads as well as take our first tentative steps to the salty side?
Regards
Mark
I am said friend of David, and this is my first post here!
The Cleopatra I have seen locally on the Norfolk Broads has a soft top, with folding windows, which I assume is an adaptation to suit bridge heights on inland waterways.
I notice from your avatar (and I think the ad on Apollo Duck?) that your's is a hard top. Do you think a similar adaption would be difficult, as we still wish to be able to cruise the Norfolk Broads as well as take our first tentative steps to the salty side?
Regards
Mark
solitaire11
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cleo 1000
hi mark, will pm you later, works computer does'nt want to play ball. rich.
hi mark, will pm you later, works computer does'nt want to play ball. rich.
elv_1986
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Might be worth a post on www.mycleopatra.com I am a member as I own an 850 and its worth a look!
I think some 1000's were built with folding screens from new as an optional extra?
I think some 1000's were built with folding screens from new as an optional extra?
paul_hanson
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First launched in 1971 but in 1973 it became known as the 33. Built by Essex Yacht Builders of Wallasea Island and then by Eastwood Marine and Cleopatra Cruisers. About 230 of them were built up to 1987, hope that helps
mbird
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Thanks for the info folks!
