rich
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Would this one pass the test.
The definitive list of Raggie acceptable Mobo's
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Nautical
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I think you forgot one 
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FullCircle
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I think you forgot one
Not with that amount of wash. Ohhhh noooo!!!
Nautical
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Strange isn't ! , our biggest customer base is from ex Raggie's, they get very heated about wash whilst sailing, give it up and then go out ad buy one of those !
I n c o m i n g ......................
I n c o m i n g ......................
Nick_H
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lots of Dutch steel boats missing, Linssen, Van der Valk, etc., and maybe Command Bridge's like Broom, Atlantic etc.
Divemaster1
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Loads of others ...classics from...
Cantieri di Pisa, Versilcraft, ChrisCraft, Italcraft, Riva, Dolvik and much more....
Cantieri di Pisa, Versilcraft, ChrisCraft, Italcraft, Riva, Dolvik and much more....
trapezeartist
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It's not the hull. It's not the shape. It's not the woodwork. It's not even the wash. It's the nut holding the steering wheel.
Firefly625
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No you see, I am not wanting classic superyacht esk, (you will find I did mention Riva and in the same breath Chris Craft is never far away), but its the design of the Cantieri di Pisa, Italcraft or the Versilcraft is just not an ex raggie boat whatsoever.... yes, Chris Craft, Dolvik, Riva I give you
Firefly625
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Would this one pass the test.
what the hell is that...? not my thing at all, so its not on my list, feel free to start your own
Firefly625
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Raggies don't do steel, so sorry all out..... and Broom's... sorry, too much like caravans, Atlantic's... let face it the same as Brooms
.... although certain Van der Valk are obviously super nice.. shame they are steel!
Firefly625
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I think you forgot one
OK, yes, looks like a little ship, that's in
... forget the wash, its a raggie thing, and ex raggie soon forgets wash
Firefly625
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Firefly625
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Ooh, I think you will find I am.
But my dad used to cart me round as navigator in Class IVa offshore racing in the late 60's early 70's. I just loved it when the fast catamarans like the Cougar came along. Total Wow. Jimmy Beard my hero.
oh excellent.... then your must be one of those schizophrenic raggies... welcome on board!
Firefly625
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terrible really, but I am just the same, I was happily waving to a raggie last year when I realised he wasn't waving exactly... more shaking his fist., around 12 knots in my Hardy creates the sort of wake which gets all the PWC's in the Solent making a bee line for me.... something I had kind of forgotten as I went past a raggie at close quarters ... oops
Nautical
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You think that one is 'washy' , wait till you see this one hurtling up Solent water at 24 knots, even the Tugs slow down ! :-0
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Firefly625
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yes yes and yes and finally yes, sorry burgundyben... all of those an ex raggies acceptable Mobo.
Firefly625
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......did I say little ship.... wow, perhaps I just mean ship... whats the displacement of something like that?
Nautical
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Fueled up with 12,000 litres and 2000 litres of water .....about 90 tons
AndieMac
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Yep, I had one of those and Raggies used to wave at Me!
But then the wave I produced rocked em about all over the place
Classic Kwacka..............very good mate
TamarMike
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Old passenger ferries or MFVs.
