Mick Johnson is selling his Moody 31 named T’Narra.
Fin keel and Tiller steering built in Plymouth in 1987
He describes it as “A quick comfortable cruiser that is easily sailed single handed. She has been well looked after and is in far above average condition with original interior woodwork and upholstery.”
£31,500 ono
A long list of upgrades on the basic model have been fitted.
For full information, go to the For Sale & Wanted page on the club’s website.
Graham Peck, who is a friend of club member, Chris Miller, has put his Falmouth Bass Boat cutter up for sale on the club’s website on the “For Sale & Wanted” page.
Falmouth Bass Boat cutter, no.421, blue, great condition, very little used, dry stored on a Hallmark Coaster road trailer with a Suzuki 4hp motor just serviced, full rig.
Near Tavistock, Devon, PM me if interested at gpeck120@gmail, looking for circa £3500.
Do visit the website to see more photos if you are interested in this boat.
As you may have been aware, Weir Quay Boatyard was recently put on the market.
It has now been announced that the Boatyard has been sold to a local family with strong boating interests and a passion for the local area.
The Acland family will be taking over WQB and retaining all the staff and will be led by father and daughter team, Harry and Georgie. They have an exciting vision of maintaining the ethos of the working boatyard whilst improving the services offered to both the mooring holders and locals over the long term.
We have been informed that, going forward, it will be very much ‘business as usual’ with some interesting developments in the offing which will become apparent in the future.
Please join us in welcoming the Aclands and sharing their enthusiasm for the future of the Boatyard by offering your support where you can. They have already joined Weir Quay Sailing Club and will be keeping their Scow “Topsy” in the Hub Club Boat Park.
Ian Kilpatrick has been rummaging in his archives and found a fascinating video from 2003-2004 showing the club in action!
The video runs for 10 minutes and shows our members in their dinghies and yachts out and about on the water locally. There is also a section with a gathering of Classic Yachts that are moored at Weir Quay.
If you would like to have a copy of this video, please contact me and I will happily e-mail it to you. rosie@dhamarinedesign.co.uk
Rosie Hinge
Tel 01822 841734
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