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Old 22 January 2006, 20:44   #1
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Solent Ribs ? info please

Evening All, a little more of your valued help please,

Interested in a Solent Rib,, 6.9 with a 225 opitmax, what is the option on these please, good/bad ?, would you buy ?, hope to put on a hydra-hoist, 2.5 ton lift

Any help greatly appreciated

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Old 22 January 2006, 21:00   #2
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I assume this is the rib you are referring to:

http://www.rib.net/forum/showthread....ghlight=Solent
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Old 22 January 2006, 21:11   #3
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In one ADS,, any help ?? or PM me if prefered,, Thanks all

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Old 23 January 2006, 08:11   #4
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If its for pleasure cruising, cross channel jaunts and days out with the family and friends then an ideal choice. Lee Fairweather has been servicing my engines for a decade and never had a problem and would have absolute confidence in his ribs. That 6.9m looks very high spec with nice deck, electronic widgets, posh seats and over lay on the tubes

Probably a much better buy than a similar sized Scorpion IMHO.

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Probably a much better buy than a similar sized Scorpion IMHO.

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I presume Tim Griffin is helping you with your next house move.

I'd disagree with Pete's comments about the Scorpion
but the Solent is a well made boat. if it is Wayne's boat then that seems a fair price to me for a good boat with little use
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I presume Tim Griffin is helping you with your next house move.
no, but he might help with a few lessons on fishing and how to reel them in

Actually I stand by my comment, since they haven't made 6.5 Scorpions for a while I would prefer the Solent 6.9 particularly given the very high spec and little use.

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waynes boat is a lovley rib i sold it to him ,

it is a realy high spec
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Actually I stand by my comment, since they haven't made 6.5 Scorpions for a while I would prefer the Solent 6.9 particularly given the very high spec and little use.

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What can I say, you're a hugely admired and respected member of this forum so I will bow to your opinion.

TJ you shouldn't have any problem using the hydrohoist with your boat I shouldn't think it weighs more than a ton.

It will be very nippy as well as looking good
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I think it's a stunning looking boat and seems very well kitted out.
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i sold it to him
Another soul adding to the RIVA holiday fund, even Micheal Winner can't afford to go on holiday to the places Jason goes!!!!!
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Posted by Wayne Rogers 25 January 2006, 17:51 #2

My pride and joy is know sold,thanks for all the interest shown.I trust the new owner will make himself known shortly.
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Thanks you all that posted, with your help and advise,, look forward to meeting some of you out there, and on events

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