Many on here say.....

longjohnsilver said:
I look forward to my commission cheque...................

Any reason for only 4 pics Tom? I'd want to see the sleeping quarters, engine room, flybridge, out of water photos etc etc. Basically everything that's on offer. Take a look at HenryFs advert for his princess 42, you can never have too many high quality pics.
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has it really got 6 berths?
 
LittleShip said:
Yep.....

V-berth, table drops to a double bed and the sofa back pulls up to make a double bunk bed. Mind you I dont think it's made to hold slim sylth like people like me :)

Tom.
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wow, didn't know that... Just looking I could only see 4, but a couple of bunks a bit of a novelty. Little Ship would suit me...but only if it had a little more power... SWMBO would not be impressed with how long it took to get places with a 7 knot cruising speed. I think I would get used to it very quickly... :)
 
Firefly625 said:
wow, didn't know that... Just looking I could only see 4, but a couple of bunks a bit of a novelty. Little Ship would suit me...but only if it had a little more power... SWMBO would not be impressed with how long it took to get places with a 7 knot cruising speed. I think I would get used to it very quickly... :)
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Yes you will, and you'll like it even more when you come to re-fuel!
 
A superb looking boat and just love the wood interior, that picture alone is a good selling point, I think it will sell quite quickly.

If only I was ready to replace my boat, just love the grand banks.
 
LittleShip said:
I know I said I never would but .... probably plastic but not 100% sure yet I may even be tempted once again to look very closely at Dutch Steel if I cant find the GB I want.
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I ask myself that from time to time, I'm sticking with wood while I'm fit enough to look after it, I guess later in life I'll switch to plastic.

Does little ship take the ground?

I can see my future in a displacement boat that takes the ground.
 
Tom! The things you have said about 'plastic snot' and now that is the way you are going!!!! :eek:
Okay I know you have not said this but I notice how carefully you answered LongJohnSilver's questions, but avoided the question about wood or plastic snot!! Tell the truth, you have become allergic to wood work haven't you? :p
Good luck with the sale old chap, I had better get down there before she is sold, so I can have a last trip in her :(

Mal
 
LittleShip said:
Only if I cock up the tide times........... answer No unless you want to sit at 45 degrees. :)

Tom
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Thanks, I was wondering, presume you could stand her against a wall tied up.

I like the idea of being able to dry out and stand against a wall, seems to me that for long temr cruising in and out of creeks and harbours it would bring lots of options.
 
Well here I am 1 month on and I have had 3 people ask about her :) all walked when they knew she was a woodie :(

The first hit came after about 1/2hr of the advert being posted.....I thought after that, she would go very quickly.............

3900 hits on the site and only 3 have taken time to get in touch and only one went to see her. He complimented me on how well she has been kept but said he couldnt look after a wood boat............he also said he was a joiner :)

I have spoken to the Admiral and we have decided that if she dosent sell this summer we will be going to Scotland next year, but in between.....
Look out North Wales Little Ship will be ploughing the area again this year. :)

Tom

PS B Ben yes she will stand against a wall, the prop is well protected.
 
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