Help identifying the class of a small cruising yacht

[bats]

I rather like the lines of this small cruiser. Can anyone help identify the class?

Seen outside a house in Rocky Hill Lane (Rocky Hill House), in the Isles of Scilly.

Thanks for looking.
Mike

 

[Lucky Duck]

Pandora

http://sailboatdata.com/viewrecord.asp?class_id=3519

 

[CCJ]

Pandora 22

Pandora International ( with the extended coachroof ) designed by Van der Stadt originally a The Trotter Class, built in England by Rydgeway Marine in Kessingland & Oulton Broad

 

[Tam Lin]

Don’t, just don’t!

 

[Tranona]

Just keep admiring its lines and give praise every time you see it that you don't own it!

 

[PhillM]

Moneypit - its in the correct place. Its a lovely garden ornament or Wendy house.

 

[bats]

Thanks guys. No intention of getting involved! My Vancouver 28 serves me well!

Mike

 

[Tam Lin]

Thanks guys. No intention of getting involved! My Vancouver 28 serves me well!

Mike

Phew! One thread on doing up an old boat is enough to keep up with!

 

[PeteCooper]

Pandora International ( with the extended coachroof ) designed by Van der Stadt originally a The Trotter Class, built in England by Rydgeway Marine in Kessingland & Oulton Broad

The Trotter was built in Grimsby, and the Pandora is slightly different having a fuller bow and more freeboard.

 

[AntarcticPilot]

The Trotter was built in Grimsby, and the Pandora is slightly different having a fuller bow and more freeboard.

It was indeed. Built by Grimsby Marine Plastics when dad bought the one we had! I recall that Grimsby Marine Plastics originated in a company that made GRP fairings for the top of lorry cabs!

The Trotter had a circular hatch on the foredeck.

 

[CCJ]

The Trotter was built in Grimsby, and the Pandora is slightly different having a fuller bow and more freeboard.

The Trotter originally designed & built in The Netherlands & became the Mk 1 Pandora

 

[CCJ]

It was indeed. Built by Grimsby Marine Plastics when dad bought the one we had! I recall that Grimsby Marine Plastics originated in a company that made GRP fairings for the top of lorry cabs!

The Trotter had a circular hatch on the foredeck.

As did the Mk 1 Pandora