Project anyone?
- Thread starter bigwow
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aquapower
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Same guy whose trying to sell sunk T60 for ridiculous price.
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Grand Banks go for serious money even if they're older so this one might be worth a punt depending on how badly damaged the interior is. However what doesn't add up is this GB58's hull seems to be timber whereas I would have thought a 1991 boat would be grp hulled
Lloydroberts
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It looks like grp to me, possibly made to look like its timber planks?
Edit.....That will teach me.... Look at photos before replying.
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petem
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Scrap dealer.
PowerYachtBlog
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By the photos that looks to be the old Grand Banks 50 (produced in the 70s), which was 58 feet or something in overall length.
I know this cause I had one in my brokerage books (boat was lying in Malta) at some time about ten years ago.
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Deleted User YDKXO
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Does that mean that the seller is misrepresenting the age of the boat?
Garold
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He probably just has the info that was supplied with the boat.
PowerYachtBlog
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My 0.5 cents is that It might is a US import. So he giving age when it was first registered in the EU.