Small craft
12′ McNulty GRP Sailing Dinghy
(REF: 29915)£3650
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Wooden Ships Comments on this 12′ McNulty GRP Sailing Dinghy
Simulated clinker GRP sailing dinghy built by McNulty Boats in 1990.
Bought by the current owners brand new and well cared for in their long ownership.
McNulty were known for their high quality wooden boats, mainly building clinker dinghies and motor launches. However in the later stages of the business they turned to GRP and built some of their sailing dinghy designs with GRP hulls, finished off with wooden trim to give them a traditional look and feel.
This is a lovely example, well maintained and complete with all over cover, road trailer and launching trolley.
Length 12’
Beam 4’10”
Hull Weight 83kg
Construction
- GRP simulated clinker hull. Finished in white gel coat.
- Varnished mahogany gunwhales and inwhales with oak quarter knees and breast hook.
- Varnished mahogany top to the transom with an external outboard engine pad.
- Varnished mahogany thwarts with oak supporting knees.
- Slatted mahogany sole boards.
- Moulded GRP centreboard case with a mahogany centreplate.
Rig
- Gaff sloop rig on varnished wooden spars.
- Stainless steel standing rigging tensioned with lanyards.
- Mainsail and jib in tan terylene by Ratsey.
- Small bowsprit to carry the jib.
- Mainsail sheets to a horse across the transom.
- Very simple to rig up and handle.
Machinery
- 1991 Segull 2hp outboard engine
Equipment
- Galvanised road trailer with combination launching trolley
- Custom made cover
- Pair of leathered oars from Collars
- Pair of rowlocks
- 4 x buoyancy bags
- Warps and fenders
- Anchor with warp
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