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Great little fun boats, ideal for popping down the lake with for a quick half an hours sailing.
Great little fun boats, ideal for popping down the lake with for a quick half an hours sailing.
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New addition to my fleet...
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Deep Diver (Fred)- AMS member
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I do think Vic had one at some time, he lost it at one of the Shows, it was found some three years later and it still worked.
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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That's correct Fred...the AMS had one for use at shows, etc (I won a regatta at Crowborough with it...submerged)
It went between the North and the South for a while, then during the year of the big upset in the AMS between Vic/Karen and John/Wendy, it was decided to leave it with Vic...that was the last I saw of it.
It went between the North and the South for a while, then during the year of the big upset in the AMS between Vic/Karen and John/Wendy, it was decided to leave it with Vic...that was the last I saw of it.
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