CHERUB

hi

it does not look like ash (nolfolk in chance), can make it to the nationals this year, so does anyone need a crew because im at abit of a loose end!

cheers ashley (nolfolks crew)

hey guys, this is definetly the place to ask, a while back me and my crew were thinking bout moving into a single trapeze asymetric class, (this was when the cherub was still single wire) and we looked about and found this cherub that looked ace, as all the ones we'd seen looked poorly built or just old, but this one looked properly and really well built and modified, it was a modified "hot dog" design that had had a false floor put in for drainage with an alloy rig and a few suits of sails, one brand new, the catch was if we wanted it it had to be bought then and there or wed miss out, it was only £800 i couldnt believe it!, thing is the opportunity might be about to arrise again for mayb the same boat, it was tricked out block wise and everything just could do with a crbon rig and that kind of stuff, do any of you know of the boat as apparently it was quite well known, do you think it could be converted to the new rules and would it be a good investment?

i dont know at present but ill get some photos of it off the other computer as soon as i can

this one was on the south coast when i was looking at it, but it was then bought and it is the new owner ( i think and hope!) that is maybe selling it. It was laser grey in colour i think and looked like actualy gel coat.

Hmm, not sure which one it might be. But do let us know if you get it. There was quite an old one on ebay the other day that looked very nice.

Your location is listed as 'Scotland', there is another very nice one in Hexham (King Tubby aka Geriatric Gigolo) if you don't fancy the drive south