V1701
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Bloomin' heck. That is actually a real bargain, if it's in sound condition...QUOTE]
Yeah late 70's solid build and long keel I'm almost tempted to go have a look...
What liveaboard for £2000?
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Way over 2k but this seems a bargain
Ps.Its on Apollo Duch under house boats (not anything to do with me)
EX Roal Naval survey vessel. PERFECT FOR CONVERSION. ABSOLUTE GIVE AWAY PRICE OF £17,500. DUE TO PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES THIS BOAT IS BEING GIVEN AWAY FOR A QUICK SALE. No timewasters. She needs a good home and a lot of work but she is strucurally sound. She would make an ideal houseboat or she could be put back to her former glory of a survey vessel. I DO NOT HAVE THE TIME AS I AM LEAVING THE COUNTRY.
Status: Available
Price: GBP £17,500
Contact: Richard Lundbech [Send Enquiry]
Telephone: 07968009103
Location: Portsmouth Hampshire UK
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dslittle
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Don't do it !!!
Bloomin' heck. That is actually a real bargain, if it's in sound condition...QUOTE]
Yeah late 70's solid build and long keel I'm almost tempted to go have a look...
It is a bargain but not as nice as the one that you have already got - don't tempt yourself...
V1701
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I know I'd end up with 2 boats and I only need one! I do like a bargain though, blame living in Yorkshire for 15 years for that...
Dyflin
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ninky
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dear dear there are a lot of polygamists out there. what happened to good old fashioned serial monogamy?
seadog30
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26' for £2000
Yes there are boats for this sort of money. the new owner of my old Macwester 26 is being sold for this sort of price by yet another person who has now decided he gets seasick. I have seen many other sad cases down here on the south coast.
Keep your eyes open the best bargains will be durring the winter.
Good luck
Yes there are boats for this sort of money. the new owner of my old Macwester 26 is being sold for this sort of price by yet another person who has now decided he gets seasick. I have seen many other sad cases down here on the south coast.
Keep your eyes open the best bargains will be durring the winter.
Good luck
fergie_mac66
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Ubergeekian
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My Westerly Jouster. And you'd have some change.
prv
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Agree - the back edge of my yard has loads of old boats whose owners have stopped paying the bills and/or disappeared. They all have notices on warning the owners (should they ever show up) that the boat is going to be repossessed by the yard at such-and-such a date - all the dates are in the past. So they're now for sale by the yard for whatever they can get for them - mostly I think they want the space back rather than to recover the (sometimes extensive) fees.
They're all tatty, some are wrecks, and I wouldn't go near the timber or ply ones, but some of the GRP ones might give someone a sound hull and mast to start from.
The real problem here would be a place to keep it, not the cost of the boat.
Pete
