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SPEEDTRIPLE

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littlesprite

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This might be a man thing, but the problem I see is with the draft/air-draft,  it reads draft 02.01 metres, air-draft 00.74 metres, so it can fit under even the lowest of bridges but might do a bit of dredging on the way.

Was there any other problem that I missed. :shocked

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SPEEDTRIPLE

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Comparing it to the Bounty 28 fwd drv, i think itlooks a bit bland and boxy. Also, with their pronounced cut away cabin / coachroof, the Alpha range have far more carachter, as do the bounty range. But with that deep raked screen, it looks like it has more space in the salloon are.

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Timbo

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It's pig ugly....

 

Here is the official verdict from Uncle Albert....

 

"That fella's right...its got more oink than a Reliant Regal. Looks like Daft Bleeder's helmet (he means Darth Vader). Nice colour seats. Any chance of a cup of tea? Tim! Come and look at this ugly boat on the telly! I thought you were making some tea? Tim come and look at this boat. Any chance of a cup of tea? Come and look at this...bring some tea..." 

 

...and so the week begins!

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I guess the colour scheme of anyone's boat is a personal choice, just like the clothes that some people wear...  :)

 

It reminds me of this tidy little cruiser that was at the Woods Dyke boat auctions in Horning, back in 2002.

 

Strange thing is, I never realised the significance of that colour scheme at the time.

 

But then I've never really been into football....... :rolleyes:

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BroadScot

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I guess the colour scheme of anyone's boat is a personal choice, just like the clothes that some people wear...  :)

 

It reminds me of this tidy little cruiser that was at the Woods Dyke boat auctions in Horning, back in 2002.

 

Strange thing is, I never realised the significance of that colour scheme at the time.

 

But then I've never really been into football....... :rolleyes:

Ohhhh Strowy a LITHUANIAN supporter :naughty:

 

 

cheers Iain

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Rincewind

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Apart from its questionable visual aesthetics and the supernova-bright  upholstery, the boat looks very nicely put together. Not my cup of tea by any stretch of the imagination but I'm sure someone will absolutely love it. A change of upholstery to something more tonal to go with the beautiful timber would transform the interior and offer a much less of a sight-damaging experience. :shocked

 

If I had £97.5k to spend though, it wouldn't be on this vessel I'm afraid.

 

Purely a subjective opinion of course. :)

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loribear

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i quite like the purple seats hahaha,  just not the shape of the boat or the engine placement, we hired summer horizon a few years ago & the engine was inside in that one, & by the time we'd moored up for the evening our ears were ringing, :Stinky    lori

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