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Old 29 August 2010, 23:14   #21
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I picked that photo 'cos I knew you'd like the colour scheme...
A very good colour scheme if I may say so
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Old 30 August 2010, 09:16   #22
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Perhaps consider a cobra 6.6m if it's for leisure.
There's a cheap one in black down at Salcombe.
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Old 30 August 2010, 18:59   #23
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Decisions

Well things are looking more towards a Humber Ocean Pro 6.3, Honda135 or Yam 150 with an auxy. Cruiser console with four seats.This should fit my bill nicely, I still want to check out the Redbays before making the decision. Dont want to spend the cash and wish I got the other boat!!
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Old 30 August 2010, 20:33   #24
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Well things are looking more towards a Humber Ocean Pro 6.3, Honda135 or Yam 150 with an auxy. Cruiser console with four seats.This should fit my bill nicely, I still want to check out the Redbays before making the decision. Dont want to spend the cash and wish I got the other boat!!
Never been in a redbay, but the H OP has been outstanding after having a searider. Very dry in both chop and large swell encountered round the island of Anglesey, even confused seas etc.
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