Paul HD

I look forward to that. 👍

Must be great to cruise along fairly silently. Would be great to see some video footage.

If you can get the survey and lift out done for a reasonable cost, I think it is worth it. If the survey comes up with a few niggling problems then you will be in a good position to knock off a few quid from the asking price. On the other hand. If the hull is riddled with problems under the water line then that 500 has saved you £7500

Blundstone classic is my favourite.

Awesome chess table.

Hi Tom, Great news. Enjoy. I'm a new boater myself and I'm enjoying the experience so far. All the best, Paul.

What did you get?

Wow, that is a crazy price. It does look very similar.

If I knew it was full I would have. I just thought it would be emptied when the previous owner put it up for sale. I wouldn't leave a turd in each of my toilets if I was selling my house. LOL HaHa. You are right.

San Miniato al Monte and if you like your steak you have to have a Fiorentina. Yum Yum

OK thanks.

I don't think it is gas. I have a flexible hose coming from the gas bottle which connects up to copper and then goes off to the hob. When I got the boat I removed the crap tank, so I spent a lot of time under deck and do not recall any pipes going to the fridge. What a job that was. 80litre tank with 70litre of crap.

It looks like a 1 inch gap all round.

It is fairly well boxed in. In this picture you can see a cut out air vent just under the seat.

Thanks for the heads up. I will keep a look out for gas line. I hope it is 12/240 and works. I have no need for it on the boat but it will be useful in the workshop.