Old boat bits shop

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PDF price list: http://davey.co.uk/pdf/pricelist2015.pdf

I have no idea why they arrange it that way.

Presumably a hangover from the days of paper, where you'd get a load of glossy catalogues printed every few years, then have a separate photocopied pricelist that you could update more often (and possibly a supplement sheet of a few new products until the next catalogue printing).

Pete

 

[S/V Goonah]

Thanks for all the replies.
I have been into Roys at Lowestoft, nice place.
I'm thinking I might nip down to Woodbridge

 

[Momac]

I'm looking for some alloy stanchion bases and a couple of fairleads.
I'm wondering if there is a "boat junk shop" type place where I might this kind of thing.
In the ideal world somewhere on the east coast would be nice
Any thoughts / recommendations pls.

It this of any interest ?
http://www.boatjumbleassociation.co.uk/

 

[superheat6k]

If you PM me details of what you are looking for I can have a look for you next Saturday when I am at my boat - Foulkes is the same place as the Chandlery Barge (AKA Aladdins Cave, which was actually the proper name for the chandlery which is now Force 4 at Bursledon).

They have spent the past two or three years getting rid of much of the junk and most of the stuff is more useful then perhaps previously. They also have lots of new stuff now. Their prices for secondhand stuff is not the cheapest, but they offer a valuable service and it is a business, not a boat jumble.

 

[merlin3688]

Worth taking a look in Alan;s workshop, he has a lot of old fittings as well as a good supply of new boat parts, all at a very good price!
Alan Beale Heron Yacht Services 51 Samson's Road Brightlingsea Essex Telephone 01206 30369