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Old 07 March 2006, 18:04   #1
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It floats!!!

Very nearly finished - removable seats for front to be sorted though!!! Also engine instruments to fill in some holes. Then I can bring it home!!!

Looks a LOT brighter than I thought.
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:05   #2
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:11   #4
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Sweet, looks very nice.

Let me know if you need a crew for the delivery trip...
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Finally you have given birth - nice one


Ho get those holes in the dash covered up - waters going in
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:14   #6
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Finally you have given birth - nice one


Ho get those holes in the dash covered up - waters going in
Looks like there's a wee hole in the bow locker that could do with some gaffer tape and a placcy bag too!


Hmm, also might be worth considering a stainless bar/grab rail around the windscreen? Could get a little nasty...
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:18   #7
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Congrats, Codders, that is one very pretty looking RIB Love the tube colour (alpine blue?); can't understand why you never see more of it.
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:18   #8
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Looks like there's a wee hole in the bow locker that could do with some gaffer tape and a placcy bag too!


Hmm, also might be worth considering a stainless bar/grab rail around the windscreen? Could get a little nasty...
Yes he's sorting out the front hatch this week - don't want to wait any longer so said I would sort out a rail around the screen - normally he fits a smaller screen but I said I wanted a larger one which will be supported by a rail.
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:20   #9
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Congrats, Codders, that is one very pretty looking RIB Love the tube colour (alpine blue?); can't understand why you never see more of it.

Thanks Phil - took ages to decide on colour - don't really like the Ibiza blue - didn't think the Alpine blue would be that bright though!!!

Paul Tilley makes great tubes!!!
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Yes he's sorting out the front hatch this week - don't want to wait any longer so said I would sort out a rail around the screen - normally he fits a smaller screen but I said I wanted a larger one which will be supported by a rail.
Cool, I'd get that on sooner rather than later, last thing you want is first trip out a split face on the windscreen!

I like your tube colour for a pleasure rib (think it's a bit bright for me, reminds me of my gay kia sportage). Only thing I would have done is not gone for the rubber handles - they perish, and people try and use them as cleats.

She looks awesome, despite a slightly boxy looking console, I think the design of it appears really good, perhaps some close up pics? Like the angled instruments etc. Classy looking boat!
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Nice one Codders, she looks like a well spec'd boat. I like the colour too. I would echo the comment re. the screen. Suggest you take a length of pipecladding or something similar over for your maiden voyage back to the mainland. Would hate for you to stuff it and have a face/screen edge interface! You can then do the stainless rail at your leisure.
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Old 07 March 2006, 18:41   #12
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Nice one Codders, she looks like a well spec'd boat. I like the colour too. I would echo the comment re. the screen. Suggest you take a length of pipecladding or something similar over for your maiden voyage back to the mainland. Would hate for you to stuff it and have a face/screen edge interface! You can then do the stainless rail at your leisure.
Thanks for that - maybe I will use a nice piece of hosepipe split lengthways - it may even stay there!!!
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Excellent looking boat codders!

Are you going to have anything stopping someone falling down the whole in the stern? if someone does slip down there for any reason, I don't think the bildge pump will last long...

Where will you be storing it?

Also, where is it at the moment ?
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Excellent looking boat codders!

Are you going to have anything stopping someone falling down the whole in the stern? if someone does slip down there for any reason, I don't think the bildge pump will last long...

Where will you be storing it?

Also, where is it at the moment ?
Yes there is a grid going over the hole - then again maybe I could fit a waste disposal unit down there!!!

It is in the Channel Isles at the moment - will be keeping it in Burry Port harbour or maybe Swansea if my berth is available yet.
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Are you bringing it back by water? or on trailer?
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Old 07 March 2006, 19:09   #16
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Congratulations Codders looks the business I’m just off to find my hat to eat as promised

As a matter of interest why have they launched it when it isn’t finished Des
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Very slick looking rib Codprawn. I really like the teak flooring. Thumbs up.
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Old 07 March 2006, 19:49   #18
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Looks Class. one thing is the fillters will rust up reli badly if not painted unless thay are the ss ones. Nice lay out.


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Old 07 March 2006, 19:51   #19
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Well, Codders.
What can I say.
Nice looking machine (at last).

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I’m just off to find my hat to eat as promised
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Dont forget to save some for me Des, also as promised.
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Old 07 March 2006, 20:26   #20
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Nice looking rib Mr Godprawn sir

My only criticism is why o why after all that expense dont rib manufacturs
make a boxing or cover over fule fillters ect to finish the job of after all
you would not except a car without a bonnet.
We have seen two boats on here in a week spoilt for the lack of finishing
touches
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