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Subject: Re: Seamaster 27. 6 berth Author: Martin [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:44:12 29/08/2016 Mon In reply to: edward pierce 's message, "Seamaster 27. 6 berth" on 13:45:18 09/08/2013 Fri >Hi I have a 6 berth Seamaster 27 with rear cabin same >layout as the 30. Does anybody have any information on >this boat. I was told it was a one off when I got it. >I would like to trace it history. Cheers Ed Drop me an email. My step-father converted a Seamaster27 by building a back cabin and adding a flying-bridge with pneumatic controls up and down. It was on the Thames. If this sounds like the boat you are talking about? Martin [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]