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Make/model: Admiralty Converted Lifeboat

Location: Troon

Build year: 1941

Name: Betty Jean

Used for: Recreation

Hull: Wooden

Length: 8.23m

Beam: 2.65m

Draft: 0.80m

Licence:

Engine:
Perkins 4108 42hp diesel engine. Installed 2014, however was manufactured in 1977 and stored as an unused spare by the MOD. Engine hours 700.

Hydraulics:

Electronics:

Built in 1941 by McLean of Renfrew for the Admirality. The hull is of clinker design, teak planking fastened to oak ribs with copper rooves and with a massive bolted keel and keelson fitted with breasthooks for lifting.

All details are offered in good faith but cannot be guaranteed. Please note that this boat is being sold as a restoration project and it is not implied to be in a seaworthy condition. Boat can be viewed ashore at Troon Yacht Haven.