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Searanger 48 or Grand Banks 42MY
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Whitelighter
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Robg71
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Searanger 
madorwhat
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Yep , looking forward to many years around the west coast of scotland , ireland and isle of man before retiring and possibly taking her further afield.
DTIM
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Nice boat, hope you have many good times on her. Had been for sale for a while I think, so hope you had a good deal.
madorwhat
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Lets just say , I am extremely happy with the deal. I am a Scotsman so negotiated hard as you would expect ! Tip foranyone looking to buy , haggle like hell and be prepared to walk away and lose the boat. Its the only attitude to take if you want the right boat at the right price.
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longjohnsilver
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Very nice.
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Congratulations, she looks fab and IMHO an excellent choice for the kind of cruising you have in mind
madorwhat
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Nice, she looks to be in fine condition
Firefly625
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congratulations. Saw another Searanger in Yarmouth last week, looked beautiful. Very much a quality MY.
Have fun with her!
Have fun with her!
volvopaul
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Rally cars, we could chat more on that subject , my last hobby before serious boats took over.
madorwhat
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Thanks. Will do
There were only 9 of this model built and there is another one in the clyde and one in Lymington that I know of.
madorwhat
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Still got a 1968 escort twincam and a mk2 escort 300hp tarmac beast in the garage , could do you a good deal !
Firefly625
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The last 2 times we have been to Yarmouth we have seen a Searanger, both navy hulled, the first was called Lysander, the second I saw last week, initially thinking it must Lysander again, but had a navy hull and cream coach roof with its name in very large letters across the transom which was......... no, its gone! I will probably remember in a minute!
This is Lysander;
admillington
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It could have been Larkspur - that is based in Lymington - Article about her on Searanger Website -
http://www.searanger.com/meandmysearanger.phpIt
http://www.searanger.com/meandmysearanger.phpIt
The last 2 times we have been to Yarmouth we have seen a Searanger, both navy hulled, the first was called Lysander, the second I saw last week, initially thinking it must Lysander again, but had a navy hull and cream coach roof with its name in very large letters across the transom which was......... no, its gone! I will probably remember in a minute!
This is Lysander;
Firefly625
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thank you, indeed it was Larkspur!
Greg2
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Had a look at her whilst she was on with NYA.......lovely boat. Congrats and enjoy