Page published: 7 November 2005
Unnamed SeaHawk
There appears to be no name anywhere on this SeaHawk. The tabernacle, of the most popular design, means it could well have been used for cruising the Norfolk Broads at some time in its life.
This boat shows all the signs of being an early Reedcraft boat. The
non-slip pads are of the pattern that was certainly being used in
1973, though it is not known when the design was introduced or for
how long it continued to be used. The cockpit lockers are also of
the Reedcraft type and set very well aft suggesting that this is a
four-berth example.
The "interesting" engine colour scheme is presumably designed to deter thieves as it certainly makes it very distinctive.
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