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Traditional Andrews Day Launch - (1965) - Price - GBP 23,000

Description

Day launch built by Andrews of Bourne End in C1965. Boat number 480 on Lloyds small ship register No 36053. A 7ft fore deck with bow roller, hausepipe, central cleat, scoop ventilators, navigation lights. The cuddy /cabin has opening windscreens, sliding side windows with mahogany trim to window frames, plus 4ftx2ft sliding hatch in the roof. The cabin extends to 8ft whilst the opening to 13ft 6inch and is furnished with a swivel helm seat, Bench side and aft seating for up to 10, all with blue and white piped cushions and seat backs, ample storage below. The cabin top is fawn woven finish has single mast and grab rails. The cockpit is lined with aft sloping mahogany and 4 pockets. The side decks have intermediate and fender cleats and a short stern deck with ensign socket. The decks are teak. The engine is the BMC Vedette 4 cylinder petrol overhead valve No 1100/507 with 12v electric starting and alternator. Instruments include ammeter, oil & water temperature gauges plus rev counter

Accomodation & Layout

Inventory

- Battery & Ignition switch key
- Burgee post
- Pennant post and flag
- Single movable seat x 2
- Four seater back to back
- Helm seat
- Rear bench seat
- Anchor
- 3 Mooring ropes
- Fenders x 8
- Tonneau cover
- Steel mooring spikes
- Batteries x 2 with split charger and charge indicator
- Facet electronic fuel pump
- Mallory magnetic breakerless ignition distributor
- Automatic fire extinguisher plus 2 dry powder extinguishers
- Blue all weather carpet
- Last varnished by Paul Brownjohn Nov 2007
- 2 part full winter cover
- front section light weight summer cover
- 2 Step boxes
- Mats
- 2 Blue cushions
- Boat hook
- SSR 36053
- Rope cutter
- Clock barometer
- Morse contol unit

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