Fireball Spinnaker Launch system

Originally posted by Noah

It could be a very late registration of a boat built from a kit. It looks like a single skin hull to me (not foam sandwich), though its hard to tell from the photos. The main builders around that time of composite hulls were Winder - which i dont think yours is - and Severn Sailboats which is possible but it doesn't look like a Severn deck, the cleat blocks are too angular though they could have been fitted later. The coaming on the inside at the back could be a giveaway but you cant really see in the photos.
 Does it have a builders ticket on it anywhere? If you apply for a measurment certificate that should list the builder and you will not need to get the boat remeasured. 
The association badges correspond to the sort of time a 14xxx number would have been issued.

There one 40 year old Plycraft hull with a 150xx number that sat in a barn unregistered and unfinished for 35 years!

Looking at the photo full size the boat looks well kitted out with decent fittings and the boat looks to be solidly built. I just find it strange that they didn't cut the deck out for the bags when it was built after doing such a good job of the rest. Having totally hijacked your thread (Though a mystery boat is always interesting!) i'll say you're doing the right thing cutting the holes for bags. Round the edge off and give it a good resin coating as the halyard and sheets will wear the varnish and eventually the wood away quite quickly.

Edited by Paramedic - 15 Feb 17 at 8:28am