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Salcombe Yawl built in 1969 by Peter Taylor. Bronze plate. Launching trolley.

Salcombe Yawl 98 Sandpiper. Well known and successful Stone built boat. Good ( end of season) condition . Good North sails and Collar mast. Launching trolley to fit Admiral road trailer.

This looks interesting Not been for sale before. I have owned Y127, “The Beatrice May” since she was built by Jim Stone and launched in May 1982. Very sadly I have had to come to the reluctant conclusion that I

I believe that we are the third owner of her, she has been laid in storage for a number of years at our premises in the Midlands. Built by Mike Atfield in 1990. The boat is clearly in need of

A beautifully balanced Dave Gibbens-crafted red fleet yawl In her heyday, she challenged the best and regularly won! She has been well maintained and comes with:- – two masts and two launching trollies – a newish suit of Rowsell sails

Bunghy Taylors last yawl Recently refurbished and in very good condition. New mast and boom New rudder and stock Large amount of new fittings 2 suits of North sails Very good cover Launching trolley “Ready to go for 2024 season.

A Project It has been in a barn for 30 years. If the information is correct built by Mike Quick in 1977, he built two yawls the other Y81 was used as the plug for the Devon Yawl she was

Built by Stone in 1967, Renovated and looked after by Mike Wrigley since 2015 and rigged by Scratch. Two sets of sails, both full size and training sails in great condition. Outboard engine bracket, Trailer. Ready to go, sailed annually.

A good home sought for my beloved Yawl 63. She was recently refurbished by Mike Wrigley for around £7,000 and sailed only one season since. She has racing sails and a collection of other sails in mixed condition. Footed and

Built by Powercraft in 1964 Since I bought her, she has been re-varnished and had a number of small improvements made to her. She comes with storm main, cruiser sail and racing boom/sail.  She has raced in Salcombe. Launching  truly