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Old 08 July 2014, 19:41   #1
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Bombard Aerotec Repairs needed (scotland)
Hello,

Having just bought a 1998 Bombard Aerotec 380 for a song, it needs a fair amount of TLC including repairs.

Is there any recommendations on where to take it for a quote. I really would like to get it refurbished but not sure if it will be economically viable.

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Old 08 July 2014, 21:19   #2
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It's the self destructing time limited Zodiac glue. All the glued parts will need totally redoing. I'd fear it's not viable TBH if having to pay someone for what is a pretty time consuming and grotty job...
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Old 10 July 2014, 16:32   #3
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So this boat is now on ebay Bombard Aerotec 380 | eBay , no mention of the damage / repairs needed !???? Bit naughty I reckon ,
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Old 10 July 2014, 17:22   #4
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LOL! Daft using the same ebay name.

Nice spot.

Naughty boy and as always....buyer beware.
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In fairness the eBay advert was on before I knew of the problems...

Taken down and selling all the bits instead. Going to have a go fixing it over the winter
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Old 10 July 2014, 17:31   #6
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fair enough, good luck with the repair
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Old 10 July 2014, 17:43   #7
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In fairness the eBay advert was on before I knew of the problems...

Hmmm... May have been tempted to bid on the bow mounted launch wheels but don't think I'll risk it now 😕
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Old 10 July 2014, 19:01   #8
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now I have been led to believe the early grey ones don't suffer from the glue failure hmm
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Old 10 July 2014, 19:33   #9
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now I have been led to believe the early grey ones don't suffer from the glue failure hmm
They do if they have been in the sun a lot and have never had conditioner on them.
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Old 10 July 2014, 20:24   #10
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They do if they have been in the sun a lot and have never had conditioner on them.
Talking of RIBnet members with the same ebay name and a grey Bombard on the bay...

Nicely written listing too.
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They do if they have been in the sun a lot and have never had conditioner on them.
oil of olay
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Talking of RIBnet members with the same ebay name and a grey Bombard on the bay...

Nicely written listing too.

Lol

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