Ouch - can it really be saved?
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2010-SEALINE-T60-MOTOR-B...
To me it looks like it's dead.... Can that really be saved?
To me it looks like it's dead.... Can that really be saved?
surveyor said:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2010-SEALINE-T60-MOTOR-B...
To me it looks like it's dead.... Can that really be saved?
Its been discussed over on ybw, I recall the opinion there was that its worthless.To me it looks like it's dead.... Can that really be saved?
I guess it's only the fibreglass hull/superstructure that's salvageable, although even that looks dodgy around the stern. I'm guessing everything else would need total strip out and replacement.
Maybe if you had a similar boat but had crashed it bow first into something, you could reshell it into this one!
Maybe if you had a similar boat but had crashed it bow first into something, you could reshell it into this one!
Same boat? https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?sl=auto&a...
The rear looks the same, minus "Southampton".
The rear looks the same, minus "Southampton".
Back on EBay.
Price dropped from 110k down to 75k
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2010-SEALINE-T60-MOTOR-B...
Price dropped from 110k down to 75k
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2010-SEALINE-T60-MOTOR-B...
downthepub said:
Still way too much IMHO. How much are those things new? £1m?
You could get a pristine ready to go 2010 T60 for around £500k give or take a few tens of thou either way on condition and spec. And by the time this one is refurbed, it will be quite a bit older. There is one down here for sale right now, 2007 asking £375k. This is what it would need to look like inside... A lot of specialist work. http://www.boatshop24.co.uk/motorboat/sealine-t60/...Uneconomical IMO. 6 months @ 100m under the med. Everything would need pulling out from highest headlinings to bilges. All wires, instruments, electronics, mechanical items furniture and fittings to replace and then damage repair - back to the bare hull and start again. Certainly IME, everything to do with marine had an incomparable expense compared to land based items, a bit like wedding paraphernalia uplifts.
And then, the value going forward would be very questionable and would the smell really not be noticeable on a warm day from the hidden bit that could not be cleaned? It would be a brave soul to take that on.
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