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DJS	03 December 2014 15:22

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Hi Folks

Which rib is this a Deystroyer or Assault

tonymac

03 December 2014 15:30

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Originally Posted by DJS (Post 658234)

Hi Folks

Which rib is this a Deystroyer or Assault

From this angle it looks like a Destroyer.
Any other pics?

HUMBER P4VWL

03 December 2014 15:32

Which Humber

Don't think destroyer has more than one spray rail. I think that has two. Bit pointy as well. Looks like an assault to me.

DJS	03 December 2014 16:03

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Robbie Diesel

04 December 2014 03:13

I would say that's not a Humber at all. A Northcraft perhaps?

SteveHall

04 December 2014 04:23

I would bet on Assault - Thought the destroyer has a higher bow

alystra

04 December 2014 05:55

Certainly not a Destroyer. Might not be Humber. I don't suppose there's a builders plate left on it?

HUMBER P4VWL

04 December 2014 07:23

Where's the "H" on the tubes?
Could have been re tubed.....

Firefly

04 December 2014 19:22

Humber choice

Trust me, I've had 2 Destroyers. Fantastic sea boat, superb hull in heavy seas. If I were going for a 5 or 6 ft Rib, I'd have another Destroyer.
Watch out for rot in the deck ply, around screw holes, etc. This can be a weakness in both models.

HUMBER P4VWL

04 December 2014 19:29

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Originally Posted by Firefly (Post 658385)

Trust me, I've had 2 Destroyers. Fantastic sea boat, superb hull in heavy seas. If I were going for a 5 or 6 ft Rib, I'd have another Destroyer.

Watch out for rot in the deck ply, around screw holes, etc. This can be a weakness in both models.

But is it a Humber?

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