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Blimey Stephen, this must weigh quite a bit when ready for the water. Do you have assistance handling and launching it π?
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1 month ago by π¬π§ Colin H (
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As for plans, my dad did his drawings himself when he owned the original, as there were a lot of similar boats of that era, original was built in 1928 somewhere in Norfolk.
I will see if my Mum can remember any further details, but as she's 96 may have lost it. If you can imagine half of the rear area as another cabin, and 4 portholes on each side of the forward hull, that is how it looked originally when Dad built it. Cheers Colin. ▲
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π¬ Re: Roxanne cabin crusier
1 month ago by π¬π§ Stephen T (
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according to some research she is a similar type to the boat that Colin our admirals father had in the past and the one that his is drawn from the original boat, how two boats was made that look the same both from the 1960s is the real question?,Stephen Bros boats of Norfolk made boats that looked very Similar to this type
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π¬ Re: Roxanne cabin crusier
1 month ago by π¬π§ Stephen T (
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its 62 x 15 if that helps colin
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π¬ Re: Roxanne cabin crusier
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No idea, but it is a lovely model.
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