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We have just acquired an old fibreglass boat to clean up enough for cruising on the Norfolk broads; trying to date it! Number on the sail is 11611, unable to read the makers plate at the stern. There is a plate from “The ship and boat builders National federation” stamped number 25342 ??
We will need to make some floorboards (thinking 9mm marine ply with some stringers underneath ) and some small repairs to the rubbing strake and possibly the mast step. This looks like a laminated wooden block of some sort with a square cut out for the mast foot; how is this removed ??
Apart from that I reckon after a good clean Bluebell will be up and running in a few weeks time!
Any help/advice/guidelines gratefully received
Thanks
If anyone has an old spinnaker, pole, bits like that, would be very happy to take them off your hands !
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