Humber Assault or Ribcraft 4.8

[MustRib]

if you were thinking of spending 7.5K for new Ribcraft, you would be able to get a recent age and cherry condition SR4 for that money
plus a 40 or 50hp OB.
I have had 29 knots with a Yam 40 2 strk on mine, but in flatter waters I think there is another three or four knots to be had out of her.

[alystra]

Originally Posted by chewy

It would be closed cell foam so it wouldn't soak up water.
Phill

Ah! But it will, but slowly. As the boat flexes in use, both hull and deck, so the foam cells become crushed and let water in. Lots of Dory type boats have had problems like that.

[tinker]

Just brought this ribcraft,
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...DME:L:RTQ:UK:1
good deals about now
check this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA:IT&ih=003
this was a nice looking rib had the photos e-mailed looked fine, but a little too big for towing with a passat

[chewy]

Was looking at the Ribcraft but would have to get a loan!
The SR4 looks ok and is cheap enough that it wouldn't matter if it took some damage on its mooring.
Any ideas what it would be worth?

Thanks

Phill

[jdog]

I own Humber Assault 5 metre in Anglesey. i copes with heavy seas fantastically and i often carry eight. the engine is a yamaha 70 with which i wake board with no problem.
Jamie Wootton

[Slomofo]

Originally Posted by jdog

I own Humber Assault 5 metre in Anglesey. i copes with heavy seas fantastically and i often carry eight. the engine is a yamaha 70 with which i wake board with no problem.
Jamie Wootton

And is also for sale I believe?