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British Seagull outboards

Anonymous user

01 August 2008 18:10:57

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British Seagull started in 1931 and amazingly enough it’s still going strong and in British hands – almost unique!

For its time the original engine was very advanced, a good proportion of the original engines are still running and parts are generally still available to keep them that way – a truly unique engine, a magnificent piece of British engineering and ingenuity.

Like all things in life British Seagull has been through good and bad times, prosperous and otherwise. In 1999 Chillington Marine, who ran several marine businesses, pulled out of the leisure market handing over the responsibility of continuing the British Seagull name to us at Sheridan Marine – we intend to fly the flag proudly.
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Re: British Seagull outboards

Anonymous user

18 August 2008 14:10:50

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Didn't think they still made them!
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Re: British Seagull outboards

Anonymous user

26 August 2008 22:46:51

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Just bought a British Seagull TC102 (long shaft) from between 1956 and 66. Excellent runner, with clutch and 10:1 fuel mix!!!!! So simple they last almost forever if looked after.
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