CaptainJoshie

Originally posted 29/01/2010 by boaters (pid 95) Hi Chris and welcome, Could be your £ 10 note Jimbo found under the seat .He has been looking for the owner for ages

Originally posted 29/01/2010 by Kingfisher (pid 93) Hi to all of you. I'm not an owner (yet) but I have spent many holidays on the broads, mostly it would seem on Jimbos green "Kingfisher" as she was called when she belonged to Hippersons boat yard. I wish the forum much success Chris

Originally posted 28/01/2010 by Kingfisher (pid 98) And another hello from Kingfisher- still fairly new to Bounty Boating but hoping to make new friends via the website which looks great- thank you

Originally posted 28/01/2010 by Jimbo (pid 101) Welcome to the forum Roy

Originally posted 28/01/2010 by boaters (pid 105 Hi from me and Diane .Looking forward to this forum dedicated to us Bounty owners some of you we already know .Thanks for setting it up Dan and helpers.

Originally posted 28/01/2010 by Domino (pid 111) Just a quick Hello from me, looking forward to longer chats in the future. Need to do something with those smilies

Originally posted 16/04/2010 by Dan (pid 246) Hi John Welcome to the forum. Congratulations on your new purchase... this sounds like the one Fineway built and later sold to Kris Cruisers at Datchet? A lovely boat All the best Dan

Originally posted 15/04/2010 by tractorjohn (pid 240) Hi, I've just sold our 28 and now have the larger 37 this was built in 1994, is this the last bucceneer built as ive never yet seen another one that was built in the 90s it has been on the Thames for 7 years but was built in Wroxham.

Originally posted 16/02/2010 by Guest (pid 113) Hi all, does anybody know what happened to the moulds for all the Buccaneer range, as i`m assuming they were cut up years ago, though somebody may still have them somewhere?. Regards..................Neil.

Originally posted 25/01/2010 by PeteSanders (pid 62) Silverline Marine at Brundall have the Bounty 40 Mould and still produce this centre cockpit cruiser under their own banner as a Silverline 40. PeteSanders

Originally posted 24/01/2010 by Dan (pid 22) I was wondering if anyone knew about any of the Bounty moulds that might still be in existence or where they are now. Amongst the most recent models to be made by others was the Sovereign 34 Sunbridge by Sheerline Motor Cruisers at Thorpe. They seem to have changed this model in the last couple of years to have a different appearance, and I'm unsure if they've changed the hull or just the superstructure. I know a member of the Bounty E-Group contacted them over mouldings for the sundeck on their Sunbridge 34 recently and they were able to supply a quote for producing this still. Here's one they made recently: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thamesboatsales.co.uk/boat_detail.asp?ID=13272100&btpFN=13272100_2.JPG&btsBoatName=Sheer%20Delight">http://www.thamesboatsales.co.uk/boat_d ... %20Delight</a><!-- m --> Sheerline still manufacture the 27ft aft cockpit Capri in soft-top form as the "820 Aft Cockpit" <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/pages/aft-cockpit/820-aft-cockpit'>http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/pages/aft-cockpit/820-aft-cockpit">http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/p ... ft-cockpit</a><!-- m --> and also the Sedan version <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/pages/sedan/820-sedan">http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/p ... /820-sedan</a><!-- m --> They also make the Sovereign 34 Sedan, as the Sheerline 1070 Sedan <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/pages/sedan/1070-sedan">http://www.sheerlinemotorcruisers.com/p ... 1070-sedan</a><!-- m --> Does anyone know of any others? Is there still a Buccaneer mould sat being unused somewhere?! All the best Dan

Hi If your on the Broads, don't forget Norwich Airport Aviation Museum has quite a few static aircraft including a Vulcan plus other items on display, well worth a visit to those into aircraft. Photo shows my favourite a Lightning ... and an unusual shoot of the Vulcan...

Hi Very glad to see we have a new home . I do hope you can get some of the info back, especially the thread by 'Biting Midge' on the hydraulic linkage fix he did. I was going to have a go at our linkages, but without the photo's he kindly posted it will make the job much more of a challenge. I notice you can still get on the original website at http://www.bountyboats.co.uk/index.html perhaps some of the info could be copied there?? Anyway great to still have a site to go to. John.