Importing a boat from Europe, Trading Standards Response

[ylop]

The design is from 1966. It is the design date which counts. Not the date your "replica" was constructed.
1966 might just be old enough.

e)original historical watercraft and individual replicas thereof designed before 1950 built predominantly with the original materials and labelled as such by the manufacturer;

 

[westernman]

e)original historical watercraft and individual replicas thereof designed before 1950 built predominantly with the original materials and labelled as such by the manufacturer;

Yep. 1966 is not going to work. Although GRP was the original material!

 

[benjenbav]

A nice wooden Folkboat could well cut it, though. From 1942, iirc.

 

[nevis768]

Yep. 1966 is not going to work. Although GRP was the original material!

It will work, Trading Standards say so.

 

[westernman]

It will work, Trading Standards say so.

English comprehension is not your strong point.

 

[nevis768]

English comprehension is not your strong point.

It is certainly not yours the utter crap you've posted on here.