Zagato wrote:

Odin wrote:

Sold?

Oldin it is sold pending payment but GREENI is next in line sorry!

Your right Mike I've always wanted a Warn winch and did enjoy looking at it on the front of my motor but I am selling all my toys for a new boat, house carpets etc.

I'll put a picture of one so you can all have a good laugh, It's not the most street cred of boats and the stereotype of the owner is similar to a Series One owner "bearded old woolly jumper wearing real ale drinking..." BUT they are cheap to use as you can trailer sail them, are superb boats in rough conditions, many circumnavigated the world and the numbers sold have far outweighed the competition - they just look, well you'll see when I get a pic up, it's growing on me! I used to have the same without the cabin much prettier but the cabin is useful for the ladies, they're not so keen on peeing over the side or in a bucket!!!



This is a new one 30K + I am looking at 1980's example 5-6K. It has a Gunter Yawl rig (3 sails!) so is a pretty 20 foot traditional boat when on the water.


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heres hoping you have many hours of pleasure with her ! im sure you will .i had a drascombe lugger for a long time ,its a great boat to sail ,we were caught out in a bit of wobbly water once and that was the end of SWMBO sailing though at no time did i feel unsafe ,it was a 7-8. not looking for a couple of books are you "something for the winter nights " ? webb chiles ,ian brook and a couple more if you are give me a pm .keep safe in her

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GLYN

Zagato wrote:

I'm going to go right through it, new engine, sails, rigging, woodwork if need etc and some mods


What no underseal or waxoil