Is it possible?

jimi

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.. for a motorsailor to be a classic? I've got an elderly friend with an equally elserly motorsailor which he refers to as a classic but really its an old GRP thingie with a BMC engine, Its got a mast, in fact it used to have two, but the wee one at the back was too much hasssle so he cut it down. And whilst he evidently gets a lot of enjoyment pottering about sorting bits that fall off and watering plants on the patio, in the conservatory and growing mushrooms in the cellar, surely Claymore is not a classic?

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Classic motorsailers

How about:

- Fairey Fisherman
- Atlantic Ketch (all right, it's nearly an out and out sailing boat)
- John Bain designs (with particular reference to ccscott's "Englander")
- Maurice Griffith's "Mongoose"

Must be loads of others. No further questions, M'Lud.

PS: Dunno whether or not Claymore is a classic but, from reading the postings, her owner plainly adds a certain amount of vintage credibility to the ensemble.

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Re: Oooooh

Just wait till he sees this post......

He'll be jumping up and down!

Donald

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Jings

The very first time I enter the classic forum and its tae defen' masel. We es talkin a vintage boat here, frae ra pen o' nain less than yer man Alan Hill nae less. O' course she's a classic ye wee skaldies.
And of course ye can hae a picture o her - jes a soon as a wairk oot hoo tae dae it.
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Claymore
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Re: Jings

Damn his eyes! Cheeky wee blighter that jimi! Of course you're a classic!

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