Dimensions: 37’x 8’11”x 2’3” wt 6 tons BMC 1.5 diesel engine 3 berths, kitchenette, 2 seater dining area, toilet compartment with sink and shower, rear external seating area, forward steering position Lying – River Thames near Windsor Current BSC to 2018 Thames Vintage Boat Club No 91 and identified as a vessel meriting inclusion on the Register of Historic Vessels (certificate No 2644) Built c1885 - all wood double planked teak and oak hull, of carvel construction with caulked seams. Originally steam powered, she was converted to diesel in the 1970’s. History uncertain prior to 1974, when she was found abandoned in Goole and carefully restored over the next few years. Since then she has had 4 owners and has spent time on both the Norfolk Broads and the Thames. Mahogany built cabin with opening windows and clerestory allowing full standing height. Fully upholstered cabin and dining area with matching cushions, blinds and curtains. Summer covers – full length scalloped canopy with removable windows, separate bow and stern protectors. Hull repainted summer 2013 Bow and counter stern re-varnished summer 2014 New winter covers purchased 2014 Engine regularly.
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