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Subject: Mystery Yacht

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Richard Hussey

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Date Posted: 18:06:22 13/12/2013 Fri

Dear all,

I have been asked by a friend to see if I can trace the history of the Nantucket 31 he was given last year. It had been partially sunk at her moorings in Langstone Harbour and passed to him when the owner died. There is no documentation with the boat and she doesn't even have a name, although we were able to find out from a previous SSR number that she was once called "Pragmatist" when registered between 1989 and 1994. She also had a set of dodgers onboard with the words "If and When" written on them but we don't know if this was a name that was ever given to her. All he knows is that it is a Nantucket 31 MkII built by Seamaster boats in 1970 and it has a builder's No. of 3524.

She is now well on the way to a first class restoration but it wouldn't be complete without being able to put some history together. He doesn't use the web so I volunteered to help out. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can trace her history? We'd be very grateful for any suggestions.

Many thanks

Richard
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