One in South oz

[chuckie]

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Timber-clink ... t_77wt_962

[Doc]

I'll leave it for the Sth Aust. guys.
Check out the boat wrapped in clear plastic next to fork lift in the background. In the open shed.

[tommo]

I reckon the one in the bag might be the keeper Hey Doc

[Stu]

May not send to germany?? heh

Stu

[JamesW]

Regarding the straight sides inside the cockpit, is this a defining feature of a Everingham hull or did others also have this design?

[tommo]

Hard to say James you would check out its history and see if she has been touched up over the years cheers

[DaveD]

I'd say Everingham but maybe a Harris. Might check it out next week in my travels, not for me though.
The one in the background under the plastic was on display at the SA Wooden boat festival and looked fantastic.
Dave

[NPeth]

The staight sides in the cock pit are very much a Harris style, the bow also looks very much like my Harris Grumpy but the Harris built boats I have seen all have sloping transoms

[DaveD]

Looked at this one earlier today. Apparently built in Berri so likely to be a Harris. As the the listing says, has a couple of split planks and ribs but certainly not the worst I've seen, and the deck is stuffed. Was running a 186. Is 14ft 6in long.
Dave

[DaveD]

Sold for $400, any member buy it?