Here are a few of the more interesting pictures that were availiable when I was looking a buying the boat. It was sited in the seller's back garden near Evesham. He had started to refit it.

The boat - front and side view.
There are two hopper type windows, one on either side at the front end. The front window swings open as one piece. The porthole at the back is the same on the other side also.

There's the other porthole. The back of the cabin has a ull length door in the centre with rectangular windows either side.


Inside, you can see the watertank under the frint deck and the handbasin.
There is some strange partitioning going on here. I still haven't figured out what the hole in the left partition was meant to be for.
The area behind the sink is for a shower. The floor level is so high that you can not stand straight in it. This has to be changed.

Looking back from inside. Rain has caused some internal flooding. No doors are fitted.

Where the engine should be. The coupling for the stern drive is visible in the center, also visible is the exhaust 'ole and the spring 'n wire steering system.

Along the top. Not a bad paint job, a bit flakey in areas and the red is beginning to bleach in the sun where it is thin.

A fuel tank! It shouldn't really be on a bench though.


Lister Petter AC2W engine. Hasn't quite yet made it onboard either.