CVRDA

Should be old enough
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Rupert, Peter came and looked at mine a couple of weeks ago; deal not done
Mark

Thanks Alan, close, but they are MkIIIs, or to be pedantic, IIIa's, or so I gather (round bilge with twin mast positions)
Mark

Interesting set of plans but of course if you built it, it wouldn't qualify!!! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RARE-SET-boat-building-plans-ELEVEN-PLUS-sailing-dinghy_W0QQitemZ200414917799QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_BoatEquipment_Accessories_SM?hash=item2ea9a8f4a7 Not even as a "lost class&...

FOUND IT! Must have been one of the last papers I bought before I retired,not the best quality photo, but Karen will try a scan later this evening
BTW We had a Fulmar and an Atalanta at the SYC in the early '60s, the former made the latter look quite sleek

So who can identify the dinghies and yachts in the picture from yesterday's Times (1959 Boat Show)? I recognise the Atalanta but cannot remember the name of the bigger and smaller sisters, was one a Titania? I assume that's an Enterprise in the middle of the pool. The three cats are, I assume Prout...

due to an enforced change in sailing plans I must sell 1709, Fairy hull , with built in buoyancy ( nicely done by Graham Pope at Severn Sailboats) , Fixed Proctor mast, ally plate, deep rudder, cover and a very substantial combi
£650 or offers
Mark Collyer
moth533@yahoo.co.uk

Circumstances dictate that I will have to change my sailing habits: Therefore I am Looking for a Mark II Gull (The chine GRP one with no foredeck) There were not that many built, but they should have survived. I have a lead on a Mk1, but am not sure that I can be doing with the maintainance. I had a...

I think you've damaged yourself enough recently, Mark... That was figuratively speaking. I fell in love with sailing at a school sailing camp at Chidham in 1962( in E7000 if my memory serves me correctly). I need to sort myself into something more suitable before July, but will move heaven and eart...

I think you've damaged yourself enough recently, Mark... That was figuratively speaking. I fell in love with sailing at a school sailing camp at Chidham in 1962( in E7000 if my memory serves me correctly). I need to sort myself into something more suitable before July, but will move heaven and eart...

I think you've damaged yourself enough recently, Mark... That was figuratively speaking. I fell in love with sailing at a school sailing camp at Chidham in 1962( in E7000 if my memory serves me correctly). I need to sort myself into something more suitable before July, but will move heaven and eart...

very nice
Mark

Rupert wrote:Is this the skeleton in the Chippenham boat park or another one?

Exactly !!