Saving Old Seagulls

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Definitely an S type

Glad to have you aboard Tim

Ya Gunna fit right in with the crew.....that I am Shore.....

Regards

BnC

Why thankyou kind sir :P

Hi Tim

Here in Australia, I have seen a number of Seagulls that have been modified in that way, but the ones I've seen have all been 102 models.
Definitely a home ...

That's interesting, I'd never really compared it to another or looked at what the overall length should be. I now see that as a std shaft century + it should be 41.5", mine measures 37.5", same as a std century or 40+ should be.

Could it be a mongrel ? or could someone simply have done a cut ...

Thanks for the replies & welcomes gents, my instinct is to try it & see how it goes, I'm certainly not looking for or expecting speedboat performance :lol: I was just a bit concerned why Seagull state in capitals NOT suitable etc :o

The dinghy has a three piece solid floor & a good solid ply ...

Hi all,

New here, but have been pushed around by a Seagull on & off for many years now.

Currently, I have a Silver Century plus which I carry as an auxiliary/back up engine on my Seamaster 23 cruiser, just in case it's Perkins ever lets me down.

Now, I've just 'inherited' a 2.6 meter Avon rib ...