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Old 28 December 2017, 07:24   #1
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Help needed please can some identify the model of this Humber please

I'm trying to work out the model of this Humber rib and if the hull is good in the rough or not?
It's 6.5m and quite narrow hull
Any help or advice about would be great..
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Old 28 December 2017, 09:43   #2
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It looks like ocean pro but could be destroyer check the plate on the back and look on Humber web site or phone them with serial number they will tell you when it was built and max engine etc hope this helps
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Old 28 December 2017, 09:55   #3
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IMO, not an Ocean Pro (or the Attaque at that vintage). Could be the Destroyer, which is narrow.
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Old 28 December 2017, 12:56   #4
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Kinda looks Destroyer-like. The Destroyer has only one full length spray rail (each side, of course) and a flat planing pad on the rear part of the hull - so looking at the transom, the bottom of the V is flat and there is two spray rails part way up the V, one on each side.

A good handling boat. Particularly good in a beam sea running along the wave troughs and also quite a high bow so also good in a following sea. Some were quite lightly built though so 150hp on a 6.5 is about the limit.
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Old 28 December 2017, 16:29   #5
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Kinda looks Destroyer-like. The Destroyer has only one full length spray rail (each side, of course) and a flat planing pad on the rear part of the hull - so looking at the transom, the bottom of the V is flat and there is two spray rails part way up the V, one on each side.

A good handling boat. Particularly good in a beam sea running along the wave troughs and also quite a high bow so also good in a following sea. Some were quite lightly built though so 150hp on a 6.5 is about the limit.


Many thanks ,I better get rebuilding it soon .debating on new tubes and floor
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IMO, not an Ocean Pro (or the Attaque at that vintage). Could be the Destroyer, which is narrow.


Thanks for your help
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It looks like ocean pro but could be destroyer check the plate on the back and look on Humber web site or phone them with serial number they will tell you when it was built and max engine etc hope this helps

Ok thanks
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Old 28 December 2017, 17:41   #8
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Looks like Destroyer performs well with a 150hp.
Rated up to 175
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