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Default Boat graveyards in the UK

Jim,
I can safely say that there are no such animals worth looking at ANYWHERE in
the UK. When you find used stuff it is either very expensive or worthless.
There are several places in the states that are much better, especially with
the current exchange rate.
Steve

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Hi all,
does anyone know if there is the equivalent of a boat scrapyard in
the UK (prefereably in the southwest)? I need stacks of stuff like
pumps, portholes, roof vents and a multitude of nicknacks that will
seriously break the bank if I have to buy them all at chandlery
prices.

thanks in advance.

Jim Potter
UK



 
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