I had a trip to Martham Boats today to Survey this lovely old Broads Crusier that’s just come on the market. ‘Double Dutch’ was originally built in 1962 by Bell Boats of Brundall and was one of two wooden boats built for the hire fleet. She was originally called Fiesta Bell and she is believed to be the only one left on the Broads. She has been in the same ownership for the last 28 years and has been regularly maintained during that period, usually being taken out of the water every 2 years by Martham Boat Building Corporation and any works required carried out by them.
New Nanni diesel engine fitted in 2010 with tons of other new equipment, tankage and electrics…
Sale to include an 11’ clinker dingy built by Richardson’s with a wood trim and seats which are varnished - she also has a traditional rope fender and cover.
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| In the sheds at Martham with the usual array of Classics - 2nd white cruiser down on the right- a 42 ft Beauty built in Oulton Broad and heading back there once completed… |
New Nanni diesel engine fitted in 2010 with tons of other new equipment, tankage and electrics…
Sale to include an 11’ clinker dingy built by Richardson’s with a wood trim and seats which are varnished - she also has a traditional rope fender and cover.
If your interested please email me at steventruss1@aol.com
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