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Red Snapper 3462

1750.00 £
Published date: 01/08/2022
Modified date: 01/08/2022
  • Location: South Devon, South West, United Kingdom
Red Snapper 3462
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Red Snapper 3462 is a winder built Feeling Foolish, Double Bottom, built in 2001.  We have owned Red Snapper for 7 years and raced her regularly at Salcombe until about 4 years ago, since then she has been stored in our garage near Kingsbridge, South Devon.

The carbon mast was new in 2016 and the Winder rudder, new in 2012, has a carbon stock, tiller and extension.  The boom and dangly pole are also carbon.  There are two sets of sails the latest were new in 2011.  There is a good undercover and a very worn top cover.  Includes a combination trolley and road trailer.  The trailer has two new road tyres and includes a spare wheel attached to the trailer.

Boat number: 3462
Type: Double Bottom
Boat Name: Red Snapper
Design: Feeling Foolish

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