Build Year: 1962

Used For: Recreation

Hull: Wooden

Length: 10.21m

Beam: 3.35m

Draft: 1.07m

Licence:

Engine:

Fordson major

Hydraulics:

Electronics:

Additional Information:

Originally the build used surplus WW2 engines and gearboxes. One 1936 Gray's marine gearbox is still on board and fully functional. I have paperwork regards the vessel the gearbox came from + many letters from the 1950-60s regarding building the vessel. It's not been lived on for a few years and needs work . There is a baby Blake toilet 1950s. Has good shower. 2 double bedrooms and room in wheelhouse and galley for more beds. Has only one working engine, was originally twin engined but one has been removed. My plan was to electrify the other side. Looking for a quick sale as the boat needs to be moved. Can be lifted out for £500. The hull is manufactured from cedar beams. The skin is teak marine ply coated with fiberglass. Oak mahogany etc . Was over engineered and has a lot of bronze on board . She is not taking on water and will make a good restoration project for someone. Registered on the historic ship register.