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Cuchilo
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On the move
      #1886343 - 07/06/2008 16:00

She left Scotland around lunch time and is making her way to London woooohooooo





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Ramage
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Re: On the move [Re: Cuchilo]
      #1886525 - 07/06/2008 19:49

Very pretty.

What is she?

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Cuchilo
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Re: On the move [Re: Ramage]
      #1886738 - 07/06/2008 22:58

Its a boat

She has just turned up and been covered over for the night . A massive thanks to Ken for doing the towing , you are a star mate and it was great to meet you .
There is loads of history with her but i will go through that tomorrow . As far as i know she has been in storage pretty much since she was built around the mid 50's but as i said loads of info to read up on . woooooooohooooooooo

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MajorCatastrophe
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Re: On the move [Re: Cuchilo]
      #1886746 - 07/06/2008 23:06

More pictures please. Lots more.

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AlistairR
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Re: On the move [Re: MajorCatastrophe]
      #1886755 - 07/06/2008 23:31

So my services weren.t needed after all!

And i was really looking forward to seeing her in the flesh.

She does look nice, I'll look forward to seeing all the pics of her in her rebuild.

Good luck.

Cheers

Al.

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Cuchilo
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Re: On the move [Re: AlistairR]
      #1886812 - 08/06/2008 07:47

Hi Al , not this time but thanks for the help you where willing to give

A bit more history as i go through it ....

It was ordered to be built at the lower docks in Perth by Melville marine . She was then passed to Glasgow based Cameron and cambell where she was purchased by a Mr Larry Marshall ( from the 1 o clock gang ) The boat was only in the water a few times as Larry had taken a fall off the back of it so it was put into dry storage .

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Cuchilo
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Re: On the move [Re: Cuchilo]
      #1886854 - 08/06/2008 09:49






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MajorCatastrophe
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Re: On the move [Re: Cuchilo]
      #1886903 - 08/06/2008 10:59

Let's see cabinet maker with a wooden boat.

Yes, all the boxes get ticked.


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Chrusty1
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Re: On the move [Re: Cuchilo]
      #1887080 - 08/06/2008 15:40

I think she has a huge amount of potential, I came across this in my travels, don't know if you will get any useful tips from it, but I thought I would pass it on......

http://www.glen-l.com/submethd.html

If you look down the menu you will see that there is a piece about building a mahogony runabout.

Edited by Chrusty1 (08/06/2008 15:43)


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Cuchilo
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Re: On the move [Re: Chrusty1]
      #1887178 - 08/06/2008 18:42

Thanks for the link , could come in handy but it seems all the structual parts are fine Barry came over today and we had a chat about what we are going to do with her or how far we are willing to go . Looking at the storage pictures of the fore deck there seems to of been some water damage so it has been rubbed back and revarnished and then stick on tape was added to redo the stripes . So we decided to go the whole hog with getting the outside right as all of the inside and structure seems for now to be fine .


In true male style we took her apart




We got all the old varnish off the decks and found the trace lines of where the patterns had been painted on before . The plan was to get it back to bare timber to see if we wanted to replace the ply and inlay timber but as the deck is ok we have decided to keep it . As it is stored at my place i can mess around in the evenings filling pin holes and tarting up the deck ready for another sanding and then next weekend we can flip her over and start on her bum . Once that is done we can flip her back over and start on finishing the deck etc .

I was going to keep a log of the work on here but not sure if
1 Anyone is interested and
2 Should it be here or in classic

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