Sorry Rapier, I mean't Colvic used the hulls for many years - also the Perkins engines were fitted horizontally.

Spot on Andre - twin Perkins 6354 - they actually sit upright due to the depth of the hull - this is a 1966 build - I am led to believe Birchwood used the hull for many years. I guess boat weight is aprox 20 tonnes - easy for a range rover from that era - I always loved the two door version as a you...

Sadly this boat has not seen water for a good twenty years - beautiful example which has been restored to a very high standard - original engines and all interior made from Mahogany

I have been asked to post pictures by a few members of this boat as it is believed this was the last Moonfleet ever built - it looks as stunning today as it does in the pictures which are approx 20 years old. :nice: My next challenge is to get the boat to a CMBA meet - so all you Moonfleet & classic...

Regarding the paint & colour:

International Super Full Gloss "Marlin Blue" number 190

Glad u like them.

The earrings and extra long belly button bar you ordered for yourself are not ready yet - I will keep you in the loop

For Sale to highest bidders

Sterling Silver Enamel cufflinks

Commissioned by Father Ted lookalike who originated from Essex - whereabouts now unknown!

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Great news - did you manage to take her for a spin ?

Did you have to pay to use the slipway ?

Who are you going to use to service the engine ?

I think I will pitch the tent a bit further away from the hedge this year!! whilst not allowing myself to be led astray by you and also take you off pouring the measures - your hands have started to shake to much

Nice to see the boat on Saturday - looks very original - glad you managed to get the engine started.

Did you manage to dunk her in the Avon on Sunday ?

Regards