Don't get trampled in the rush

I like the last 3 words in the item description best - "No time wasters" - As if

I think he would have a result if a time waster came along, can't see any other interest happening. Definite 5th November candidate though!

Engines have a value though, probably better to remove and list separately and donate rest to Mr G. Fawkes.
 
- Offer slightly less than you can sell the good bits for; minus the cost of moving it to a local boatyard.
- Move it; strip it; sell parts.
- Cover with tarp.
- Do up main space just enough to make it comfortable; fit hammock, coffee maker etc.
- Go there after work/weekends to hide from wife & family! :-)
 
"The boat has damage to left port side on the hull near the deck, due to moorings the winch went through it"

:confused::):ambivalence::confused:

Good to know it has "all decker navigation system" though :p

Pete
 
Take a look at picture 6. then RUN as fast as you can.

Mind there was a similarly rotten boat on George Clarkes amazing spaces last week on the Thames. That was bough for £5K from ebay then promptly sank. The guy patched it up a bit, mainly holding the rotten wood together with a new coat of paint and declared it "finished"
 
actually,

if one goes through the early few dozen pages of MiToS rebuilt, it's not that bad :p
Granted, tip is slightly gone, but that's not big deal...
Worried that seller didn't dare (I guess) post any pics of the hull, especially at the lazarette where the rot party will be.
Not a nice enough example (designwise not conditionwise that is) to be worth saving imho
BTW, ply or planks?

cheers

V.
 
Looks like she could be a early 1960's Cantieri di Pisa Polaris... or Super Polaris ... Once a very proud and high quality vessel..... and like other CdP's of the era, she is probably tripple plank mahogny...
 
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