Build Year: 1976

Used For: ex pilot / lifeboat

Hull: Steel

Length: 13.56m

Beam: 3.66m

Draft: 1.22m

Licence:

NA

Engine:

2 x Detroit Diesel

Hydraulics:

Electronics:

Radar, Plotter, radio

Additional Information:

Re listed due to a previous agreed sale falling through.
The chap was involved in a serious motor accident days after.
Waveney 44 Class self righting ex lifeboat Recently retired pilot vessel in excellent shape, well maintained lots of bills and history.
all original manuals, Build sheet and engine manuals, Every bit of paperwork from new is with this vessel.
The hull is built from Corten steel with aluminium super structure.
Hull survey shows little to no deterioration all over and well within safe tolerance.
It benefits from a totally enclosed wheelhouse unlike other 44's totally open to the elements.
Lots of history and info available online
Her RNLI number was 00-015 Lady of Lancashire. Sea trials is possible and i would steam of anywhere in her tomorrow.
A large crate full of spare parts are included every gasket, seal, filters etc. complete engine rebuild sets and numerous other spares.
A spare Detroit engine a pair of shafts and a pair of propellers are available. These were the originals that were replaced with new ones at massive expense as a precautionary measure a few years ago. They are in reasonable shape but props could do with a refurb.
All original equipment is still onboard the retro electronics still work which is quirky but All modern electronics are also fitted.
Theres a intercom system lifejackets, survival suits, winch, emergency tiller and lots more.
A fantastic boat with plenty of space that would make a great liveaboard.
It has a separate fire pump a emergency diesel generator (not tried it but looks good)
This is a real little battleship that would cost a million+ to build today I would imagine.
Serious offers only please no day-trippers out for a free boat ride.
Feel free to get InTouch for more info or to view.