Seamaster Boats For Sale
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Seamaster 813 - Exodus
This Seamaster 813 is a very practical river family cruiser with economical shaft driven diesel engine. The folding screen allows for low bridge clearance.
- Length: 26ft 8in (8.13m)
- Engine: Perkins 4.108 4 cylinder
- Year: Believed 1976
- Berths: 4
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Boat Safety Cert: 8/4/2013
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Ref: 266
£14,950
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Seamaster 813 - Pegasus
This well priced Seamaster 813 has an economical diesel engine and generous family accommodation
- Length: 26ft 8in (8.13m)
- Engine: Ford Endura 4 cylinder diesel engine
- Year: Believed 1980
- Berths: 4
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Boat Safety Cert: 23.06.2014
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Ref: 269
£8,950
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Seamaster Information
Seamaster boats goes back to 1944 when Dick Sparrow(originally a cabinet maker)left London with his caravan, arriving to a field in Dunmow, Essex, which he eventually bought together with some ex W.D. tin sheds. These were used for Dick's original business, making toys, before going into caravan production. These models were called Vanmaster, and 250 caravans were built in total. In 1951, Vanmaster branched into a small boat production, introducing the Seamaster name. Up until 1960, the company was hugely successful, building some 200 craft between 17ft and 26ft.
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Unfortunately, Dick Sparrow's health failed and Seamaster was acquired by the Brunning family in 1961. At this time, Pat Noyes was appointed as director and general manager. During this period, new models were developed, including the 25, 27, 30 and 8mtr. Seamaster continued throughout the 70s despite the high VAT levys in 1974,but ceased building in 1981. Pat Noyes took over the company name, which in 1983/84 was sold to Bob Chapman of Viking boats, who continues to this day making craft under the famous model name.
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