Description

BB239 was built in 1991 at the Lowestoft Boat Building College using double diagonal mahogany with epoxy. She was built to a similar design to a McLachlan class lifeboat and operated as a boarding boat at Humber RNLI lifeboat station. She is immensely strong, a very capable sea boat and would make a very good workboat.

She has been recently painted with a two pack paint system and had the original Mariner 50hp outboards removed and replaced with more modern versions. These have electric power trim and tilt and have only run for 20 hours since last serviced. The top speed is around 25 knots. She’s also fitted with a Garmin chart plotter, compass, navigation lights and an anchor and chain.