After a trip to the Southampton boat show and a look at a load of other boats during the last couple of years me and Micky have plumped for a Quicksilver Pilothouse 640 with a 115 HP Mariner four stroke on the back.
We ordered her today and she is due for delivery on March the 1st next year, Growler is off the other way next week in part ex.
The new boat is going to be treated to a coppercoat antifouling before we put her in next year and hopefuly some new fangle all singing and dancing electrics! Namely a huge screen furuno sounder and good sized plotter! Any advice on the larger units will be greatfuly received as we have no experience of them and just know what we picked up at the boat show.
After looking at all boats we couldn't get away from the quicksilver as price wise nothing comes close.
It will more than likely be a move to Royal Quays as well due to the petrol pump, unrestricted access and better harbour entrance.
The wrecks south of Amble are only 17 miles from the Tyne though so not too far!!!
Any guidance from the Tyne flotilla boys will also be greatfuly received as we are starting over again after just really learning Amble correctly and no-where near fully! The marks and wrecks off the Tyne will make for an interesting and exciting season next year! Can't wait!
Graham.
We ordered her today and she is due for delivery on March the 1st next year, Growler is off the other way next week in part ex.
The new boat is going to be treated to a coppercoat antifouling before we put her in next year and hopefuly some new fangle all singing and dancing electrics! Namely a huge screen furuno sounder and good sized plotter! Any advice on the larger units will be greatfuly received as we have no experience of them and just know what we picked up at the boat show.
After looking at all boats we couldn't get away from the quicksilver as price wise nothing comes close.
It will more than likely be a move to Royal Quays as well due to the petrol pump, unrestricted access and better harbour entrance.
The wrecks south of Amble are only 17 miles from the Tyne though so not too far!!!
Any guidance from the Tyne flotilla boys will also be greatfuly received as we are starting over again after just really learning Amble correctly and no-where near fully! The marks and wrecks off the Tyne will make for an interesting and exciting season next year! Can't wait!
Graham.
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