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| Wanted to buy- small dinghy/tender in Melbourne Australia. For those in my area, if you, or anyone you know, has a (preferably fiberglass) tender/dinghy that they want to sell, let me know. One would think that they are easy to come by, but I have been searching the trading post and ebay for well over a month now (practically everday). Its use will be for tying and winching up under a jetty and rowing out to my swing mooring- preferably under 10 ft, and the uglier and cheaper it is- all the better. Hopefully then it won't get stolen. I know that there must be hundreds of these things lying around rotting in back yards or gathering dust in garages. There just doesn't seem to be many people selling them- at least not around Melbourne at the moment. If anyone has any suggestions of where else to look, please suggest away. Thanks. Hans. |
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| Have you tried craigslist yet? Not sure its popular there yet, but its free. Kinda like Ebay and the newspaper classified put together. http://geo.craigslist.org/iso/au
__________________ Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Einstein |
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| Hansp77 check out my recent thread to which I hope this is what you are looking for. http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/sho...942#post105942 |
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| Thanks Joz, they sound like nice little boats. However, I ended up buying an old 9 ft tinnie off ebay last week. I just have to go pick it up. Good luck selling yours. Hans. |
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| Hansp, Does this mean youve got a weed whacker propulsion system sorted out. |
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| Jack, the weed wacker or electric propulsion was going to be for the inflatable I already have (that we would pump up at the car and paddle out from there). I have gone for the other option, which is to chain and whinch up a dedicated tender under the jetty and then paddle out from there. (this is a much shorter paddle than from where we park the car- about 300meters aposed to 800meters.) I have chosen a nice 'old looking' tinnie that will hopefully not get stolen. Just have to get a couple of oars now. Its a Dehaviland Hawker car topper apparantly. |
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| Nice find Hans! You know you could always paint it an brown and put some junk in it. Nobody will take it then ![]() Thats a nice little boat, good luck with her. -Figgy
__________________ Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Einstein |
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| I like it too -- did you get the wheebarrow with it. |
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