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Any idea what this is?

thecaretaker

24 January 2006 17:12:48

Joined: 23 January 2006 21:19:30 | Posts: 2



Not sure if I have done this right but, perhaps someone could tell me how to post the picture another way,

Any way I am interesting in finding out what exactly my boat is and its approximate worth, the details I have, and I am unsure how accurate they are

Sportsman 12ft, Marine ply, 1943, manufactured Bridport, beleived to be a Fletcher Speedboat.
It does not have a screen or any evidence of one ever been fitted possibly due to the war.

Thank you, any information or where to get some would be appreciated.

John
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Re: Any idea what this is?

TheYachtMarket

24 January 2006 20:05:48

Joined: 15 November 2005 17:27:31 | Posts: 128

Hi John,

To post an image, you type in the url of the image (starting with http://) then select the URL you've just typed and click the "Image" button. I've updated your post for you.
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Re: Any idea what this is?

thecaretaker

27 January 2006 12:17:17

Joined: 23 January 2006 21:19:30 | Posts: 2

Thank you,

I will get a better picture as soon as I can and post it up.

John
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Re: Any idea what this is?

Anonymous user

27 November 2009 23:32:16

Joined: Unknown | Posts: Unknown

This could be a Pencraft

hope this helps
thomas www.finewoodenboats.eu
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