Seastoke
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She is a 1990 fly 35ft on shafts re engined whith Perkins 225 is fleabay or broker or Apollo duck any tips
Where is the best place to sell your old boat
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oldgit
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A £15.00 classified advert,gives you 30 days of exposure on Ebay and up to 12 photos included.
..and endless hours of fun responding to swaps with 3 legged ponies and will you do instalments.
Worst of all somebody with a tent boat powered by petrols on outdrives, demanding that you take his boat in P/X
Have sold boats on both Ebay and Apollo.
..and endless hours of fun responding to swaps with 3 legged ponies and will you do instalments.
Worst of all somebody with a tent boat powered by petrols on outdrives, demanding that you take his boat in P/X
Have sold boats on both Ebay and Apollo.
Fredd
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Seastoke
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rubberduck
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Boats.co.uk
Seastoke
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no vat receipt
Sneaky Pete
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The yacht market, yes they do motor boats also. You pay for I believe 3 months as many photos as you want.
Kawasaki
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Is yer second name Daly by the way?
Arthur?
You have a unique selling point stokey. The disabled access you have built in to the boarding capability, don't fergets that Youth!
Gwylan
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Have you tried Precious Marine.
seems to have a good website.
If Boatshed is Waitrose then it seems that Precious Marine is your German shop of brokerage.
Kawasaki
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Gwylan-- I like that analogy!
blacklablover
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Nice looking boat!
oldgit
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Several around,went to look at a couple in Brundle,basically a Bennett hull with a the owners choice of interior and engine option.All were fitted out by owners to their own taste, some professionaly.
Usually installed with basic simple engines (Cummins) and probably decent hydraulic gearboxes. No green chocolate teapot gearboxes here.
Three or four down here on the Medway, one parked a boat or two away from me.
They also came burdened with outdrives, one such has been up for sale locally for some time.
Usually installed with basic simple engines (Cummins) and probably decent hydraulic gearboxes. No green chocolate teapot gearboxes here.
Three or four down here on the Medway, one parked a boat or two away from me.
They also came burdened with outdrives, one such has been up for sale locally for some time.
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Seastoke
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cheers