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Subject: Purchasing a Seamaster 34

Author:
Edward Sage

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Date Posted: 08:45:52 25/10/2016 Tue

Hello there Forum

I am just starting the process of purchasing a Seamaster 34 as a second boat and I was hoping to find people out there who had either had one or has any advice. The reason behind this is that the one I am going for needs work on it in terms of bringing the interior back up to standard whilst adding a touch of 2016 to her. She is going to be kept in Greenwich and has twin Perkins 6.354 normally aspirated engines on board. Plenty of grunt there and these have just been serviced.

I would love to hear any stories or history you know or if anyone would be happy to share some pictures with me, it would make my life a lot easier.

I look forward to hearing from you and thank you in advance.

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