Who can help me to use their motorboat or yacht to carry me to go to UK?

[Philiz]

I always transport my passengers in the bilge, it's cooler there and they can drink as much of the water as they want.

Right, I'm not coming on your boat then

 

[Imperial One]

Must be sure to pass this link onto one or more of those nice Nigerians that email us every week and offer to buy our most expensive boat, without seeing it, because they urgently want it to start a charter business.

It will be a good addition to the level of service we strive to provide to all our clients.

OP. please let us have your nearest beaches GPS position and your phone number so we can pass it on when we deliver the Johnson 105 to Mr and Mrs Mmmogobbat our newest contact from the Ivory Coast

 

[katandgreen]

Thanks for friends' replies!

Thanks for friends' replies!Hope more friends can reply me!

 

[Mr Googler]

So the offer of transport in the bilges is what you are after then is it!

No doubt Customs will be along shortly to welcome you. Make sure you only pay one way as the trip back is free

 

[MrCramp]

Thanks for friends' replies!Hope more friends can reply me!

I have always wanted to see if I can get across the chanel, and back, in my Avon dinghy with my Seagul outboard. Has it ever been done?? No reason why it should not be possible. I will finish off this bottle of red and see what the forum think about my idea.

 

[jimg]

Only if it is an Avon Redstart...

 

[Searush]

Alain Bombard made it across the Med & the atlantic in an inflatable & didn't take an engine, or any food or water either. So the Channel with a following wind should be a doddle.

 

[Imperial One]

I have always wanted to see if I can get across the chanel, and back, in my Avon dinghy with my Seagul outboard. Has it ever been done?? No reason why it should not be possible. I will finish off this bottle of red and see what the forum think about my idea.

DO NOT try this with a 40 minus. If it is a 40 plus you should be OK. Take a spare can of fuel 'cos the tank is a bit on the borderline capacity wise. Then again I am sure your new "crew" will happily row if she stops

(Fancy a fellow forumite doing me out of a sale of a Johnson 105 - Bang goes another sale to the Nigerians!)