My first post on here

[paulineb]

Is it only yottie boats that can be classic ?

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[penfold]

nope.
for <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.silvermya.demon.co.uk/>example</A>

cheers,
david

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[paulineb]

Oh yes ! beautiful boats. I've been on Colin Scott's. She gorgeous !

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[ccscott49]

Nope! Yoursin its own way is a classic italian design. but there are many motorboats considered classics, no princesses though!!

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[robind]

Hey C.C. whats wrong with Princess, Mine is 24 years old,in great condition and much loved. no brightwork but still as she was built, surely she will become a classic soon? even string and paper airoplanes gave way to metal and now plastic they become classic why not boats doing the same, other than just those manufactured of firewood, cloth and soft metal. )) happy new year all!
Rob


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[ccscott49]

well...................its a.................princess, innit! They are going back to wood as a boat building material, renewable asset you see, not like chemicals, from oil is it!!

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