Value My Dinghy

[Lakesailor]

My experience of ebay suggest there are at least as many trying to move things on as looking to buy for themselves.
The dinghy isn't taking up any room. I am one of those who think if I haven't used something for a while it's wasting away. I just sold my trimaran for that reason and whilst it didn't fetch as much as I would have liked a disabled bloke who is involved in a new Sailability group bought it. So it'll get more use and be of more use than getting a couple of outings a year with me.

 

[Romeo]

I am one of those who think if I haven't used something for a while it's wasting away.

Yup, I know what you mean. I started to put word about that my 14' Lune Pilot, which is in Good condition, with all spars, sails, road trailer and engine under 4 years old, was for sale because I did not think I would have much time to use her next year, and felt it would be better if someone was using her actively. However I have now booked a holiday in Argyll at Easter, in a farm cottage with its own slipway and pontoon, so she is back off the market! Do you think anyone would be interested in buying her after Easter if I advertised her for say £2750?

R

 

[sarabande]

so we are into woodpile wars...

Here's mine for the next six weeks; offcuts 1" thick kiln dried oak. If anyone wants any sawdust for smoking fish or meat..... or I have a few offcuts (around 6" by 3ft by 1") which might be useful if a you need a bit for fixing an odd corner.

 

[Slinky Spring]

How about advertising it here
http://www.arthur-ransome.org/
Put a photo of it in the Secret harbour and they'll snap your hand off.