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Old 19 March 2006, 11:50   #21
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Can I ask with whom?
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Old 19 March 2006, 23:23   #22
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Wow....

errr perhaps you took everything I said a little to literally....

No, seriously, if you have, you've got a seriously good hull there. The best of luck to you! (retrofits welcome!)

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Old 20 March 2006, 07:22   #23
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Wow....

errr perhaps you took everything I said a little to literally....

No, seriously, if you have, you've got a seriously good hull there. The best of luck to you! (retrofits welcome!)

Thank you - not sure what you mean by "retrofits welcome" though?
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Well done cookee, it is a god hull and i hope you do well with it. Have you acquired the other Salcombe flyer molds too?
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Thank you - not sure what you mean by "retrofits welcome" though?
I mean anything new you add - I'll have (at a big discount of course!)

In all seriousness, if you do something with it and I can afford it, it's definately a boat I'd buy from you in the future.

Any particular plans?

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Well done cookee, it is a god hull and i hope you do well with it. Have you acquired the other Salcombe flyer molds too?
"god hull" .... Ed - that's taking it a bit far don't you think?!
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Old 20 March 2006, 09:01   #27
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well...if jesus was a ribber
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Old 20 March 2006, 17:02   #28
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Just to clear any uncertainty up here - we have got nothing to do with the razor hull - only the Salcombe Flyer moulds, and you won't recognise them when we're done!!
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Olmec 6.1/hullrazor issue

Just to make a few points on the rib issue here.

Althouth they are advertised as Olmec, Olmec only made one hull. The others were all made by third parties. However, all of the boats from the mould have been tubed by Olmec.

When Bob and I left Olmec, we decided to keep the mould for our own personal use, or a possible business venture. We made our own boat and Salcombe Flyer was approached last summer, but sadly to no avail. It was our intention to remarket the boat as 'Hullrazor'.

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The boat (with engine) and trailer weighs in just under 700 kilos according to our local weigh bridge. Towing is no problem with a Mk2 Golf Gti.

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Thanks to RichL for his comments! Look forward to meeting Jon at the weekend for a razz

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I think he nailed his colours to a different mast!
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....'reminds me of a little whistle........ when you're chewin' on lifes grissle...... dar'nt frown ......
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Old 22 March 2006, 09:07   #32
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I'm just about to buy my first RIB for cruising, skiing and maybe a bit of diving. I live in Plymouth and aim to have the boat on a pontoon mooring. Years ago i owned a Fletcher Bravo but want something more sea worthy and substantial.

I'm looking at a second hand 6.1m boat which was built as a series of 6 by Olmec tubing in 2005. It has a deep V hull and is powered by a 2003 mariner 90 (not sure if two stroke or 4) with 160 engine hours. The boat is in pretty spotless nick and is currently owned by an ex Olmec Engineer. It has lots of accessories and a claimed flat water top speed of "50mph". I'm due to give it a sea trial shortly. Its on for £9500 ono.

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1. Does this sound like a good deal?
2. What specific issues should I be looking out for?

Any help appreciated

Jon

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The boat (with engine) and trailer weighs in just under 700 kilos according to our local weigh bridge. Towing is no problem with a Mk2 Golf Gti.

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wow no wonder they are really fast
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I will try and get hold of a handheld GPS at the weekend and let you all know.

Also the engine could do with a 1" rise and a stainless prop
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