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#1 Post by daveire »

hi any know what kind of boat this is? and how much would it roughly be worth its 18ft long and 6 foot wide with a single cylinder diesel petter engine. ive been given it by a relative to fix up but someone wants to buy it and i havent a clue how much its worth cheers
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#2 Post by twinkle »

if it was cleaned up a bit id say 1800 to 2000 it looks like it needs some tlc thats if the engine is running ok
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#3 Post by daveire »

as far as i know it runs it needs a battery and fuel tank,he wants it as it is
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#4 Post by corney »

Take the money and run before it falls apart :shock:
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#5 Post by JOHN1 »

twinkle wrote:if it was cleaned up a bit id say 1800 to 2000 it looks like it needs some tlc thats if the engine is running ok
id love to know where you get your price range from :shock:
corney wrote:Take the money and run before it falls apart :shock:
totally agree with you on this, if you can get any body to take it off your hands and give you some money to do so :shock: take it before he sees some sence :lol: :lol: :lol:

i think the trailor might be worth salvaging :wink:
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#6 Post by daveire »

he offered me a grand for it he probably spend couple of hundred on it and sell it on
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#7 Post by doggie3131 »

daveire wrote:he offered me a grand for it he probably spend couple of hundred on it and sell it on
jesus! a grand! :shock: take it and run!
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#8 Post by daveire »

yea i probably will unless i fix it up myself and keep it for fishing in the summer, id put a decent outboard on the back just in case
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#9 Post by JOHN1 »

daveire wrote:yea i probably will unless i fix it up myself and keep it for fishing in the summer, id put a decent outboard on the back just in case
you would probably want to put a decent transom on the back instead :shock:
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#10 Post by Waitin4BigTings »

2 euro boss :mrgreen:
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#11 Post by The Austrian »

Do you have a name for it? I suggest "TITANIC 2" :P :P :P
No, seriously, please, in the interest of your own safety, do not attempt to use it as fishing boat, take the money instead and save yourself a lot of hassle and probably a lot utterly useless expenditure.
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#12 Post by mann »

I bet the chap that put that together was really proud of his handy word… would you happen to know if he survived its maiden voyage,

The engine looks a bit neglected but I bet it will be still running when I’m long gone… as a matter of interest !!! How would you launch a boat with a tiller like this,

Do you have to put it on props then let the tide raise it, or drop it from a great height and hope for the best .
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#13 Post by twinkle »

a petters engine running is worth a grand and with the timbers replaced with new marine ply its a different boat and a good sea boat these are used around the country as potting boats and are good stable and deep.perfect for off shore fishing the guy offering a grand knows exactly what it is and what its worth fixed up
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#14 Post by mann »

Daveire,

All jokes aside, The more I look at it the more I want it in my yard, I’m already thinking of raising the nose a bit and putting a little cuddy on and maybe raise the sides a little and as “John 1” said strengthen the transom,

The 2 b 1 running along the sides could be filled and rounded off to give it a finished look and I would also add more strength to the sides because of the size of fish I would be pulling over it, :)

I would enjoy a little project like that, and as twinkle said the running engine and prop is worth the grand, even if it was taken out for another boat,

In a way I'm happy that your not near enough for me to have a look at it... bet it goes for €1500 give or take a ton. as is.
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#15 Post by Mohawk »

If you can get a grand for it take it and run :wink:

With a single cyl Petters it's backwards it will be going and by the time you're finished all the "little things" you'll be an old man!

So my advice is sell it and make someone else unhappy :D
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#16 Post by gannet »

Put a match to that bundle of junk and have a clear conscience. You will be doing some poor unsuspecting budding sailor,his friends and the RNLI a great service.
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#17 Post by Dick OD »

See if you can find a product called "Rino truck bed liner" it is used to paint the truck bed of a pick up truck, it's very thick. Scrape sand and paint everything inside the boat will make it look clean and might even be waterproof to some extent, looks like a nice little skiff to me.
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