Phantom Class Forum
General => Classic Phantoms => Topic started by: neil on September 15, 2016, 10:57:36 AM
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Hi
I'm looking at easing myself into the world of Phantoms after being a serial Finn and IC owner. I'm after a woodie as the Classic and Vintage Racing Dinghy Association - CVRDA have changed their definitions of their wings for a trial period and Classic Phantoms are now eligible for CVRDA events (they would have been welcome in the past, but now it's official), details at http://www.cvrda.org/community/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6431 if you are interested.
So, I was wondering if anyone knows of any early woodies that may be looking for a new owner. I'm happy to take on a project as have done plenty of restorations/rebuilds over the years. So if you know of a boat that's looking for a good home, or an abandoned project that might be for sale please let me know. I'm based in Plymouth but am willing to travel.
thanks
Neil
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Hi Neil,
You have probably seen it already on the classified section. One for sale in Norwich for £380 that looks ok...
Ivan 1300
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Thanks, I had seen that one. Was hoping to find something a little closer to home as Norfolk is quite a distance
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I know of one for sale in Shepperton TW17 0NF. Needs some floor work but not much else (someone rather stupidly put reinforcement panels on but didn't seal them. Doh!), just a couple of panels need letting in - the keel seems largely okay so should be a relatively straightforward fix. One side has been cut out (a section about 35cm x 25cm) by way of investigation but the owner scooped a bargain Ovi that we all <3 so the woodie is there as a project. I'm not sure if the owner is on this forum so I'll give him a nudge if you are interested. Let me know. Mike
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Alan Husk has one for sale
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I live in Cheshire but could meet up on M5 if you are really interested in my old woodie 920. It was sailing well last year but I got a new plastic phantastic and set about stripping top sides to bare wood. This is 90% done but revealed a glassed over repair to the floor which could be done better and the knee needs rebonding. It's a self draining open transom design and will look great when properly varnished. Drop me a line at dawson_steveAtoutlookDOTcom if you want to know more
Steve
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thanks for the interest, looks like I've found a boat.
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http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/162266710873?_mwBanner=1
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That boat seemingly has alot of history within the fleet.
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Didnt it give somebody a right good poke in the eye?