Small craft

Robertsons of Sandbanks Motor Launch

(REF: 32844)

£3000

  • Designer: Traditional
  • Builder: Robertsons of Sandbanks
  • Year: 1955
  • Location: Berkshire
  • Length on deck: 14'6"
  • Beam: 5'

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Wooden Ships Comments on this Robertsons of Sandbanks Motor Launch

Built by Robertsons of Sandbanks, Holy Loch in 1955.

Possibly built as a tender to one of the large yachts built on the Clyde but exact history is unknown.

Used on the Thames by the present owner, she carries a BSS certificate valid until July 2025.

She has been sat ashore for a coupe of seasons and the hull has started to dry out with her seams showing.  The boat will require work, possible re-caulking and certainly pulling out and replacing the paying compound.

She has a good engine and road trailer so will be a perfect hobby project for the right person.  Being offered at an attractive price as the owner wishes to see her in good hands and being refitted.

 

Length              14’6″

Beam                 5′

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