Build Year: 1939

Used For: na

Hull: na

Length: 11.10m

Beam: 2.90m

Draft: 0.90m

Licence:

Engine:

BMC 6 Cyl Diesel

Hydraulics:

Electronics:

2 x 12v batteries charged by the engine. Compass, Radar, Echo sounder, VHF, GPS, Chart Plotter, Navigation lights, stereo, clock.

Additional Information:

Originally built by Ray Parker in Exmouth and is a sister ship to The Lady Gable. Previously used as a Shark boat, a Ferry, a Tug and a Trawler. Completely re-built in 1983 using oak on ash, with only her original keel remaining. The deck planking is said to be solid and 1.5" thick.
A second and bigger hatch has been recently added to give good engine access.
2 x bilge pumps, life bouy, searchlight, life jackets, boarding ladder, horn, un-serviced liferaft, 2 x anchors with chain and warp.This boat has been well looked after by its current owners. Very solidly built, this boat could be used for a variety of marine purposes. Currently used as a private day fishing vessel but could be adapted for scenic trips, diving, research etc subject to licences. The engine has been serviced recently with a new water pump, impeller and injectors. The cabin has two small quarter berths which are ideal for shelter. She has just been re-caulked and painted at the start of the season and appears to be ready to go.
These boat details are subject to contract. Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
This Fishing Boat Fishing Boat has been personally photographed and viewed by Stephen Grimshaw of Boatshed Brixham.