06 July 2013, 13:29
#1
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Country: UK - England
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Humber Cabin Rib
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06 July 2013, 17:17
#2
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Town: Sidmouth
Boat name: Various
Make: Avon, Ribcraft
Length: 4m +
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Humber or Beneteau? It's a bit of an oddment... can't say it's an oddment that particularly appeals to me, either. Just looks too front-heavy.
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06 July 2013, 19:17
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it says its a humber destroyer, it looks like a humber destroyer and its got a humber hypalon badge on its tail end...odds on its a humber.
Bit of weight in the front end but they do run better with some weight there-think that may be just a tad too much. Would like to see it/trial it for real to see what potential there was for a proper job being done on one-or if that indeed is a proper job
Strange--- "location chichester" but description says its in channel isles
06 July 2013, 20:20
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I forgot to add an ironic emoticon
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06 July 2013, 20:56
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now dont you get clever young feller and start on Irony. Most of us have only just mastered sarcasm.
05 August 2013, 20:06
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How easy do you think it would be to remove this cabin? Apparently it's is glassed to the floor
Thanks
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05 August 2013, 20:45
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Town: swanwick/hamble
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Easy.
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05 August 2013, 20:52
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Quote:
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Easy.
Yup.
Crowbar and angle grinder makes short work of Destroyers.
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05 August 2013, 20:53
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The before picture
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05 August 2013, 21:02
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Really, this would be my first rib and I no nothing about fibre glass etc, would this be a DIY job?
Would it be a matter of carefully cutting it off, sanding it down and gel coating over the top.
Regards
Mike
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06 August 2013, 08:52
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wavelength
now dont you get clever young feller and start on Irony. Most of us have only just mastered sarcasm.
Looks Gorgeous !!!
....especially the onboard Sauna!...I bet she's Great in the rough to!
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06 August 2013, 13:18
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It would be a DIY for me but how handy are you?. Don't forget you have all the controls and dash board on there somewhere, that will have to go first
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06 August 2013, 14:00
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Make: Gemini
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What is used to look like
I looked into buying this RIB a couple years ago, but it didn't have the accommodation back then....
Was also a different hull colour, so presume it's been painted?
It was on Jersey at the time, starting to look a little sorry for it's self.
In a strange kind of way, I don't mind the sauna on the front....
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06 August 2013, 16:26
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Yep had a quick look this afternoon and wont be bidding.
If it like your photos though in would have been interested.
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06 August 2013, 17:32
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That cabin rib on ebay looks like a can of worms, would love to mess about with a cabin rib but that looks like one big headache
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06 August 2013, 18:25
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That cabin rib on ebay looks like a can of worms, would love to mess about with a cabin rib but that looks like one big headache
Woodworms!
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06 August 2013, 19:10
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It is particularly unpleasant to behold. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But in this case it may be a finger.
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