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Topic: Bull 7000 wanted
Posted By: Oiler
Subject: Bull 7000 wanted
Date Posted: 04 Aug 13 at 7:52pm
What's happened to all the Bull 7000's out there?

Would be interested in buying one.

Any one know of any sitting about for sale in the UK?
Don't mind a bit off work if the price is right.



Replies:
Posted By: laser193713
Date Posted: 12 Aug 13 at 11:23am
There are a few about that pop up from time to time, the problem is the boat itself... there's a reason it was known as the BullS***!


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 12 Aug 13 at 4:22pm
Whats the problem with them?


Posted By: rb_stretch
Date Posted: 12 Aug 13 at 5:40pm
The only problem that I'm aware of, can be avoided if you make sure the washboards and hatches are closed. If not and you broach, water can too easily enter inside due to the off centre hatchways.


Posted By: Corms
Date Posted: 12 Aug 13 at 8:59pm
Had good fun crewing on one for a few years and a good all round boat which can sleep 4

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Neil


Posted By: transient
Date Posted: 13 Aug 13 at 12:15am
Originally posted by laser193713

There are a few about that pop up from time to time, the problem is the boat itself... there's a reason it was known as the BullS***!
 

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Posted By: laser193713
Date Posted: 13 Aug 13 at 9:35am
There are much better sports boats out there for the money. The fleet never took off which is why second hand boats are few and far between.


Posted By: AJM
Date Posted: 14 Aug 13 at 7:38pm
I dont agree that there are much better boats for the money!! I have also sailed a Bull for quite a few seasons, they are great fun and easy to handle both afloat and ashore and for a sport boat they offer more comfort than most.


Posted By: RussF
Date Posted: 20 Aug 13 at 10:56am
The Bull 7000 is an outstanding boat, there is no safety problem with the twin companionways when laid down after broaching in high wind and big seas, trust me, done it a few times in 35 knot breezes whilst planing at 18 knts + (bear away before you have to, but when you race you push it). 

I've owned Rampage 7172 for over 10years, used for cruising and racing. Just got back from Falmouth Week (220mile road trail from Southampton) won the IRC Div 1 Royal Cornwall Regatta & St Mawes Regatta, and came 2nd in two of the Windward Leeward Mini Series, not bad for a difficult IRC rating of 0.963. I also cruise regularly along south coast and think nothing of going away for a week, but usually weekends.

Boat is a blast off wind, very stable, and OK upwind (go for speed not pointing, use smaller jib to punch waves). Its a very handy club / regatta racing boat, not an IRC killer by any means, but great fun. Trade off for the accommodation is that it gets cramped tacking with 4 due to coach roof, sails very well with three, but like any small boat likes rail weight, although has good form stability

Fractional kite is great in breeze and points high on a reach (a bit of a regatta weapon), mast head kite is very controllable easy to recover and launch. Due to the canting pole you can soak it downwind in light air and get under the big gusts in breeze making very stable

I regularly sail on my own with the kids using all sails, boat has fixed toilet, decent cooker & sink arrangement. Large cockpit and double purchase on jib sheets without need to winch makes life easy. Bunks are as good as on big boats, with a double under bridge deck and large V berth up front. Engine holds away into a locker and the convenience of twin companion ways is amazing.

Hull and rig are holding up well, I have just got a new trailer this August to make better use of its trailing capability. Only week point is the lifting keel block & tackle arrangement, it works well but makes me nervous, have been thinking of a demountable crane, not so convenient but more belt and braces.

I am considering selling my Bull, if I can find something better that is raced in Solent in numbers (J-80, J-70 maybe, but they have short comings), struggling with present boats on the market which are not as good as the The Bull 7000 for all round use and trailing, with the Bull fun factor.

Greg Young the Bull 7000 designer told me over the summer that he is in discussion with a French builder to look at fresh design, although he would not change much as the design was so forward thinking anyway. Maybe carbon mast and bowsprit.

Come and have a look and a sail, I dry sail in winter from Warsash Sailing Club, use Universal Marina on The Hamble in Summer for convenience.

If you can find a well cared for Bull 7000 snap it up, they are an outstanding trailable mini cruiser / racer for sailors with spirit.

Russ





Posted By: pmiles
Date Posted: 21 Aug 13 at 9:16am
I have a bull 7000 for sale in immaculate condition. Has only done light
Club racing. Hav'nt advertised it as we have only just decided to sell.

Regards

Paul


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 21 Aug 13 at 1:23pm
Originally posted by pmiles

I have a bull 7000 for sale in immaculate condition. Has only done light
Club racing. Hav'nt advertised it as we have only just decided to sell.

Regards

Paul
Hi Paul,
 
Pm sent to you
 
Thanks


Posted By: The Goyle
Date Posted: 27 Aug 13 at 5:09pm
Hi Paul

Where are you based as I'm interested in a Bull?

What's your price?

Regards

The Goyle


Posted By: The Goyle
Date Posted: 27 Aug 13 at 5:11pm
Hi Russ

How serious are you about selling?

Have you got a price in mind?

Regards

The Goyle


Posted By: sunlinchen
Date Posted: 27 Sep 13 at 5:52pm
Hello Paul,

just read your post, we are eventually interested in buying a bull 7000.
So please what is your idea of price ?

kind regards

Dirk


Posted By: RussF
Date Posted: 27 Sep 13 at 10:28pm
Bull 7000 - Rampage Sail No 7172 (Hull Turquoise) launched 1998, purchased 2002
Good condition, mostly dry sailed over last 10 years, moved to Universal Marina Hamble River 2013, winter ashore Warsash Sailing Club Oct-April 2013/2014.

Road Trailer (Refurbished in Aug 13 - New Indespension Axle, Suspension Units, Alko Brakes & Coupling)
Sails - Suitable for Club Racing, No1 in 2012, Mast Head & Fractional Spinnakers) 
Outboard - Johnson 4hp (twin Cylinder) three seasons use
Sea Toilet with seacocks (not potaloo)
VHF - DSC Standard Horizon with GPS 1700E (New 2013) New Cable, Ariel & Windex
Log/Depth - Navico
Vision 50 Watt external cockpit speakers
Boom - Replaced 2013
Battery - New 2012
Bunk Cushions - Good Condition, only taken on boats when required

Race Performance
1st - St Mawes IRC Div 1 (Falmouth week) 2013
1st - Royal Cornwall IRC Div 1 (Falmouth Week) 2013
3rd - Royal Southampton YC Double Handed Regatta July 

Price £13,500 ono

Cheers Russ
07590418013
rfairman@vmware.com



Posted By: sunlinchen
Date Posted: 05 Oct 13 at 8:36am
Hi Paul,

PM sent to you.

regards
sunlinchen


Posted By: EelcoH
Date Posted: 18 Feb 14 at 6:26pm
Also planning to sell my Bull7000
Bull 7000 Sail No 7159 - Blue Hull launched 1997

The good things:
New mast 2006, standing rigs 2010, full dynema runnings rigs 2009
New barrier coat 2010
Sweet water boat
Sails - Suitable for Club Racing: 3 different genakers, 1 main, 2 jibs
With trailer, 8hp engine, 
Log/Depth, charger, autohelm
Bunk Cushions - Good Condition, only taken on boat when required

What needs to be done:
Interior needs work (interior carpet)
New battery needed
Reinstall log/depth receiver


Winter price 12.900 euro's (before beginning of the season maintenance)


Posted By: EelcoH
Date Posted: 25 Mar 14 at 6:55am
Bull7000 is sold.


Posted By: AJM
Date Posted: 26 Mar 14 at 10:09pm
I also have a Bull 7000 which I would be willing to part with as it has had very little use over the past 4 to 5 seasons due to circumstances and family commitments. 
She was built in 1998, sail no. 7178 and is dark blue. Is well equipped complete with trailer. She is located in the North of Scotland but because of her ease to tow I wouldn't be put off by this and would be willing to assist with any delivery.
I interested please be in contact for more details.


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 05 Aug 14 at 8:07pm
Have seen one called Bullitt sitting unused in Chatham Marina for the last 6 months, any one know who owns her?
Still looking but only really looking to spend around £10k any one out there looking for a quick sale?


Posted By: RussF
Date Posted: 05 Aug 14 at 8:57pm
Oiler,

My Bull is available (not yet advertised), not sailed since winning Falmouth week 2013, IRC Div 1 St Mawes & Royal Cornwall Regattas, also 3rd in Southampton Double Handed Regatta July 13) - have a new Dehler 29

BULL 7000 – 'RAMPAGE' (Located on trailer in Warsash Sailing Club compound – Hamble River, Solent UK )

‘Rampage’ Sail No 7172 (stunning Turquoise Hull) launched 1998, purchased 2002 very well maintained mostly dry sailed, refurbished road trailer 2013, reasonable sails, mainly cruised but with good race results in 2013

Road Trailer (Refurbished in Aug 13 - New Indespension Axle, Suspension Units, Alko Brakes & Coupling Hitch brake cables & Boat Pad Rubber) immersed four times, bearings stripped and greased ready to go (Photos to show stripped down bearings after last launch)





                        








Hull Gel Coat – Good condition, looks great in Turquoise colour - Dry hull,                    

Sails – Hyde Laminate Main reasonable & Genoa tired but still useable for Club Racing, No1 Jib new n 2012 excellent sail, Mast Head & Fractional Spinnaker reasonable + fractional kite 

Outboard - Johnson 4hp (twin Cylinder) very good condition, quiet, lightly used (folds neatly into locker)





            

New running rigging in 2013, Lewmar mainsheet traveller, with new ball bearings to all main blocks in 2013

Sea Toilet with seacocks (New pump 2013)





 VHF - DSC Standard Horizon with GPS 1700E (New 2013) New

Cable/deck fittings, Ariel & Windex, Log/Depth – Navico, Vision 50 Watt external cockpit speakers (new 2012)

Marine Leisure Battery – 75ah New 2012 

Bunk Cushions in good condition, dry stored only taken on boat when required

EXCELLENT BOAT - GOING TO BE A DIFFICULT TO PART WITH



 


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 06 Aug 14 at 10:23am
Hi Russ
PM sent


Posted By: Biglix79
Date Posted: 09 Aug 14 at 11:05am
Russ

Is your Bull 7000 sold now?

Dougie.


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Dougie


Posted By: Biglix79
Date Posted: 09 Aug 14 at 11:07am
Hi

Is your Bull now sold?


Dougie



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Dougie


Posted By: RussF
Date Posted: 11 Aug 14 at 11:17am
Doug

Bull is not sold, not advertised yet but it is for sale. Although someone is coming to view on Sat

Are you interested

Cheers
Russ


Posted By: RussF
Date Posted: 21 Aug 14 at 10:48pm
Just placed an advert for my Bull 7000 for sale with apolloduck -  http://apolloduck.net/380232" rel="nofollow - http://apolloduck.net/380232  


Posted By: HC
Date Posted: 28 Jan 15 at 7:42am
Hi is there anyone out there looking to sell a Bull at the moment?
Have searched the internet cant find one!
Let me know if you have one or know of one for sale.
Thanks


Posted By: Corms
Date Posted: 29 Jan 15 at 8:06pm
If you get in touch with AJM who posted on the previous page, he has got a Bull 7000 for sale.

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Neil


Posted By: HC
Date Posted: 30 Jan 15 at 2:04pm
Thanks Corms.
Anything else available, would be nice to have a choice!


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 31 Jan 15 at 11:12am
Hi HC, have seen one called Bullitt in Chatham marina, hasn't moved in the last year and looking a little unloved.
Don't know who owns or if they would sell, but may be worth trying to find out about.


Posted By: Gillian
Date Posted: 05 Feb 15 at 11:31am
I have a Bull 7000 - just about to put it on the market. December 1996. Hardly raced. I have owned her since 1997 and cruised her extensively. Brand new 5 hp outboard. Racing sails hardly used. Refurbished trailer.
Whole boat in excellent condition. Onshore at Chichester. Do get in touch if interested.


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Andrew


Posted By: mercator196
Date Posted: 12 Feb 15 at 2:14pm
Hi Andrew,

I'm very interested in the Bull. Could you please send further information and pictures via mail at nilskoehler@web.de or service@tigram.de.

How old are the sails? When was the last service/maintenance of the hull?

http://uploads/23862/Expose_BULL7000.pdf" rel="nofollow - http://uploads/23862/Expose_BULL7000.pdf

http://uploads/23862/Expose_BULL7000.pdf" rel="nofollow - This boat was sold for 12.000 €, but I was to late. What ist your asking price?

Kind Regards

Nils Koehler



Posted By: Superfries
Date Posted: 16 Apr 15 at 3:51pm
Dear all,

This seems to be the market place for Bull 7000. Is there currently someone willing to sell?
I am a great enthusiast, but it turns out to be quite difficult to lay hands on one in decent condition. 

Please contact me if you have one or know one for sale. +31-614445510. Or leave me a message. 

Best regards,

R

 


Posted By: Gillian
Date Posted: 16 Apr 15 at 5:05pm
I am afraid ours - no 7173 - posted in January was sold in about 10 days.
Gill

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Andrew


Posted By: DGAcrafoord
Date Posted: 26 Apr 15 at 11:29pm
My Bull 7000 can be for sale, It is very well taken care of and in perfect condition. Made by Parker 2002 for the former chairman of the Bull association. It is fully equipped for cruising and have 2 jibs and and 2 gennackers. There is a long list of items like VHF´s, electronics, GPS etc, four stroke engine and so on.

The boat is in Sweden and stands on a UK registred boggietrailer. Email me at dgacrafoord@gmail.com for further information and pictures.

David

you can find a picture here:
http://bluebullitt.blogspot.se/2013/09/bull-7000-semesterbaten.html

It has a grey metallic plastic wrapping the gelcoat is light blue, the original name was Bimbull.



Posted By: Gillian
Date Posted: 27 Apr 15 at 9:16am
Sorry our Bull is now sold.
Andrew

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Andrew


Posted By: mercator196
Date Posted: 07 May 15 at 11:48am
Hi David,

I've send you an email and a PN. Did you get it?

Regards
Nils


Posted By: mercator196
Date Posted: 27 May 15 at 10:45am
Does anybody know what happened to the moulds at Parker or Topper?

Seems there are some sailors with interest to get a new one.


Posted By: Woodburner
Date Posted: 27 May 15 at 11:21am
That's an interesting small boat and http://bluebullitt.blogspot.se/p/bull-7000-info-test.html" rel="nofollow - boat test it seems to have a swivel pole with a bit more efficient system than the Alto and they speak quite highly of it..

Shame the dinghy market doesn't have the same attitude, either to the system or boat tests as detailed.


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https://www.ease-distribution.com/moses" rel="nofollow - Foil fun


Posted By: HC
Date Posted: 04 Aug 15 at 11:34am
Anyone know anything about ScroBuller at Lake Windermere?


Posted By: DGAcrafoord
Date Posted: 19 Apr 16 at 8:07am
A great Bull is for sale!
Check ad at:
http://www.blocket.se/stockholm/Snabb_fin_bat__BULL_7000_66451823.htm?ca=11&w=1

or email: dgacrafoord@gmail.com
Best regards 

David


Posted By: legranddudu
Date Posted: 26 Jun 16 at 2:36pm
Bull 7000 wanted... In good condition. I would appreciate any serious offer.
Regards from Munich/Bavaria
Denis


Posted By: HC
Date Posted: 24 Aug 16 at 5:38pm
Any one thinking of selling one in the UK?


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 28 Sep 16 at 6:05pm
Originally posted by HC

Any one thinking of selling one in the UK?
Not seen one for sale for a fair while, must be a few still knocking about in the Uk?


Posted By: Oiler
Date Posted: 19 May 17 at 2:42pm
Not seen one for sale for a while now.
Any one out there thinking of selling?


Posted By: Rosh777
Date Posted: 27 Sep 17 at 11:25am
I have one!


Posted By: Rosh777
Date Posted: 27 Sep 17 at 11:32am
I have one for sale! She is 2001
Smile


Posted By: Rosh777
Date Posted: 28 Sep 17 at 5:24pm
Hi There,
Did you ever find your Bull?
I have one for sale
http://www.waypoint-yachtbrokers.co.uk/boat_for_sale/1501493/



Posted By: Harvester1
Date Posted: 07 Mar 20 at 6:41pm
Hi all,
We are looking for Bull 7000’s with trailer for sale?
Kind regards, Cor, The Netherlands


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Sailing a Booty 24


Posted By: Cowescap
Date Posted: 20 Aug 21 at 12:05pm
Hi All, looking for a bull 7000 to buy.
Ideally in the UK near the solent but willing to travel if required, this includes travel to the continent. Anyone know of one for sale?
Happy to get an end of season sale if a seller wants to use it for a few more weeks...

Any info well received


Posted By: Harvester1
Date Posted: 30 Aug 21 at 12:24pm
Originally posted by Harvester1

Hi all,
We are looking for Bull 7000’s with trailer for sale?
Kind regards, Cor, The Netherlands
We have found another boat, so our search for a Bull 7000 is over.


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Sailing a Booty 24


Posted By: Cowescap
Date Posted: 31 Jan 22 at 12:40am
Found one.... and bought it, so my hunt is over!


Posted By: Grumpycat
Date Posted: 31 Jan 22 at 8:55am
Congrats. SmileWas it worth the wait ? 

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Posted By: Cowescap
Date Posted: 31 Jan 22 at 12:04pm
Dont know! Due to work changes it is unlikely I will get to use it until after the summer but it seems to be in good condition, there are as with all boats things that need doing but it is looking good for now. Hope to be seen charging around the solent by the autumn.....


Posted By: melges24
Date Posted: 16 Aug 22 at 11:04am
Anyone here heard anything about Hullabulloo, We sailed that in the NE years ago. Not sure where it went to, good fun downwind, terrible upwind.


Posted By: Cowescap
Date Posted: 10 Apr 24 at 7:03pm
Sadly my bull needs to go to someone who has got the time to use her
Fully operational and rigged. Just not getting to use her enough to justify keeping her.
Anyone interested in a Solent UK based Bull 7000 complete with trailer then pls get in touch for more info.





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