Wooden pram dinghy

[angelawillis]

If David's boat is too expensive, does anyone have an old, decaying, wooden pram dinghy FOR SALE? I would like to buy one that I can restore to its lovely original to use on the Kennet and Avon (rowing).
My childhood was spent in one, learning to sail, taught by my father. I sailed on the River Wey and Wey Navigation. I now need one to row between our Narrow Boat and various locks along the canal.
Replies soon please.

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[burgundyben]

get some plans and build one your self? cant be much harder than rebuilding a wreck, and, I bet you could do it for less than a 100 quid.

<hr width=100% size=1>Wanted - Austin Healey 110/6 or 3000 to rebuild, LHD considered.

 

[davidphillips]

l'll take a reasonable offer - I'm on 023 80366196 (home) 023 80777624 (work) or email diwp@mrc.soton.ac.uk

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[Baltimore_Bill]

try:

http://www.bateau.com/free/freeplans.htm

the 4 dink uses three sheets of ply and supposedly takes 20 hours to build.

Much quicker and cheaper than restoring some old wreck.

And don't listen to BurbundyBen, his boat leaks.

Cheers,


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[burgundyben]

unlike your mahogany seive, mine is now leak free, it was the cooling water hose for the stern gland. Why wernt you at the foto shoot on saturday? it was a right larf.

<hr width=100% size=1>Sod the Healey - I think I'll buy an E-Type.

 

[Baltimore_Bill]

still in bed mate.

Too hot

mowing the lawn

fixing other boat

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[Forbsie]

One has just appeared for sale on our noticeboard. 2 years old and looks beautiful. £600. Tel: 0208 948 1569 or email ld@wvbb.fsnet.co.uk for pictures (I think that's LD) Location Eel Pie Island, Twickenham, so not too far away from you.

<hr width=100% size=1><A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.arweb.co.uk/argallery/forbsie?&page=1>My Project</A>