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Yachting Monthly Senior wooden sailing cruiser
by Keith Ashby
(Holt North Norfolk UK)
Boat has stayed the same ever since
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Yachting monthly senior wooden sailing cruiser lovingly cared for over 30 years plus - repainted each year.
Age forces time to move on (88)!
16 foot cruiser with two bunks, bilge keels as kept in North Norfolk creeks every summer.
Trailer for upkeep in winter.
Two seagull engines included, marine ply.
Easy boat to manage for one or two and sailed extensively in it all over southern England.
Offers £1000 all in but spares for many things negotiable
Contact: 01263 712694
Kept in Holt North Norfolk NR25 6EH
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