N3435
Name: Superfast Jellyfish
Design: Feeling Foolish
Designer: Bim Daser
Year built: 1998
Build type: Professional
Builder: MD Boats & Full Force Boats
Construction: Foam sandwich
Hull type: Double Bottom
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ntoa 24-Sep-2007 |
The life of N3435 Superfast Jellyfish. Design: Feeling Foolish, designed by: Bim Daser in 1995 Original boat name: 'Fraid Not! |
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JohnMurrell 05-Oct-2007 |
The hull was built by MD Boats which I bought it from Derek Davies as a hull with the floor and front bulkhead fitted with the intention of finishing her off as a winter project, however as always work intervened and I got Linton Jenkins to do all the woodwork and I then painted, varnished and fitted her out. The name 'fraid not!' comes from the sail number and I will let you work that one out! 
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Bob Murrell (Guest) 08-May-2011 |
I bought 'fraid not from John in 2000 and have cared for her loving ever since. Maggie & I have had some success with her winning numerous club races / series and also the Desborough Open Meeting in 2004. Originally fully flat floored, I modified her in 2004 to give Maggie foot room and a thwart with much improved the comfort at the business end. I added a carbon rig in 2005, new P&B main in 2008 and a full P&B suit and top cover in 2010. She still looks as good as she did in John's photo when she was new. |
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Ian Clarke 13-Apr-2015 |
We bought N3435 from Bob in May 2011 and re-christened her Superfast Jellyfish. She has been much cherished by the family and we have had some great sailing in her. Last year she had a major refit with all the decks professionally stripped, epoxied and revarnished by JJ Boats and a complete re-stringing exercise - very important to have the right coloured strings!! She still looks amazing in her original red. Unfortunately a lack of time - and teenagers who want to do other things - mean that we will be selling her soon. :( 
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Naomi (Guest) 11-May-2015 |
Now found a new loving home at olton mere! Can't wait to hit the water |
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