Help needed to identify boat

[Matt17]

Can anyone help me identify this boat exactly. I know that it is based on a senior 32 sheerline hull. It also has the same forward superstructure, but I have never seen another senior/RLM or any other varient with a flybridge. I did consider that this may have been a DIY job but a previous owner claims that it is original. If anyone can help shed some light on it I would be very grateful. Cheers.

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[BrendanS]

If Byron is around, he's one of most likely to give you some idea of heritage, though if it's a one off, then any details on where and when built and any paperwork will help. Anything you have on history will help.

 

[tritonofnor]

probably not much help, but there's a very similar boat at Shorestore in Plymouth. It's flybridge seating seems to be bolted directly to the cabin roof, and looks very uncomfortable! /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[byron]

It is a Senior 32. The Flybridge has been added either by the boatyard or the owner. It was never made as a standard model. Possibly and I emphasise only possibly it was done by Elephant Boatyard who are or were just below Bursledon Bridge on the Hamble.

 

[Matt17]

Thanks for all your help. Any more details, history or general info on the Senior Sheerline 32 would be much apreciated. I think it is more than possible that this boat was modified in the Hamble area as it seems to have spent most of its life there.

 

[Whitelighter]

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Elephant Boatyard who are or were just below Bursledon Bridge on the Hamble.

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And base for a certain 80's drama series!