Surveyor information

[Bluemac]

I'm near to making an offer (privately) for a boat in Brighton and wondered if anyone could recommend a good surveyor that I can talk to for a quote. The boat was built in 1992 and seems to be in excellent condition, what sort of survey should I ask for - and should I commission an engine survey at the same time?

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[Wiggo]

can't recommend a surveyor, but I would ask him to arrange an oil analysis. It cost us £60 per engine, and as has been discussed here, a 'perfectly normal' result gives a great deal of peace of mind.

<hr width=100% size=1>Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione.

 

[Bluemac]

Thanks for the tip Wiggo. All information is appreciated

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[npf1]

I used Dave Hopkin in Southampton - v.good

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[danielbroad]

Just received a fantastic survey on a Fairline Corniche from Stuart Roy - <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.yacht-designer.co.uk/>http://www.yacht-designer.co.uk</A>.

Quite inexpensive compared to others as a bonus.

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[msimms]

We used Simon May of http://www.boatcareyachtsurveys.co.uk he does a number of different types of survey.


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