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Old 07 July 2006, 18:54   #1
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Avon4.65m rib with 60 hp mariner fish /ski/funThe tubes on this rib are in very god condition with no repairs and all 4 chambers stay up as they should the fiberglass hull is in very good condition and all original it has the center jockey console fitted with no feedback steering and control box also there is a loran x25 fish finder there is also a bench seat fitted to the rear for extra seating with under seat storage and a stainless ski pole it is powered by a 60 hp mariner ptt oil injection witch again is in very good condition all sat on a galvanized black max trailer I have lots of service receipts for the rib also the original owners manuals you will not be disappointed ready to tow away and have some fun £3250 AGE ABOUT 1997
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Old 07 July 2006, 19:57   #2
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are you trying to sell it or buy it?
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Old 07 July 2006, 21:29   #3
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buy!!
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Old 07 July 2006, 21:31   #4
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looks lke a good buy,
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Old 07 July 2006, 21:54   #5
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Old 07 July 2006, 22:02   #6
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looks good for the money BUY
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Old 07 July 2006, 23:55   #7
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Looks good wouldn't mind it myself, where is it?... just kiddin
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Old 08 July 2006, 00:07   #8
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Last time I knew Sillinger was not owned by Zodiac/Avon although a French company.

Looks pretty good and defenately a bargain.

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Old 08 July 2006, 00:36   #9
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I have recently had a hell of a job finding a similar size boat that is a good buy to me compared with what I have recently seen .
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Old 08 July 2006, 00:46   #10
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Sillinger were supplied by Avon in the 1990s - I saw a load of them in the Avon factory about 10-15 years ago. Looks like a re-badged Avon 4.65 Supersport. Definitely a leisure boat with a medium-shallow Vee hull. A few of my mates have had them over the years - they're good for running around on the estuary or in calm water, but don't compare them with the 4.7 Searider as they can be really hard work in choppy seas. Due to the shallower Vee hull, they tend to climb over the rougher seas and slap the hull down, rather than cut through.
Depends what sort of use you have in mind.
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