Good value ?

**newbuoy** · 03-03-07, 10:16

Does this represent good value ?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...;rd=1&rd=1

Or could it end in divorce ?

And no it does not belong to me ! Read the rules.

Phil

**cliff** · 03-03-07, 10:19

Go for it.
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**newbuoy** · 03-03-07, 10:27

Not sure if I am brave enough, to take it on or face the wife !

Buying these things are easy. How would I possibly get this back to Kent ? Then the work has to commence..........

Phil

**goochie** · 03-03-07, 11:01

Now that IS a project! Might keep you busy for at least a couple of years. Good fun though!

How about making it the 'forum boat restoration project'?

Can't be a sillier idea than the 'round Britain speed record' or the submarine!

**newbuoy** · 03-03-07, 11:11

Forget 'forum boat restoration project', this could be HOME if I bought it !
Wifey seems to be 'putting-up' with me restoring my little river cruiser ! But I would throw me out if I bought this !

Have had a sneeky look on Boats & Outboards, fetch good money in good nick. And being Scandinavian should go for ever !

Phil

**PCUK** · 03-03-07, 11:22

Storebro cruisers fetch huge sums when in good condition, I don't know why, but they do. If finished to a high standard, would probably be a good investment as well as a fine vessel.

**mainshiptom** · 03-03-07, 12:41

Labour of love ! how many hours spare do you have?

**miket** · 05-03-07, 12:47

All mahogany construction so will be liable to rot, both hull and super'.
This is the smaller 30 ft aft cockpit version, I guess around early to mid 60's.
Value, done to a good standard I would put at £25 - 30k, so do be realistic.