1963 Pegg 24 Centre Cockpit Broads Cruiser Project - £4,995

Status : SOLD

Lying : Norfolk Broads - Viewing strictly by appointment through Topsail

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General Specification

Designer : F.G. Wischhusen
Builder : Pegg Marine, Oulton Broad
LOA : 7.19m (23ft 7in)
Beam : 2.36m (7ft 9in)

Construction

• Wood carvel construction
• Constructed in teak and mahogany
• Plywood decks
• Centre cockpit with folding screens forward and aft and framed canopy over and to sides
• Last afloat November 2018

Mechanical & Electrical

• Nanni diesel inboard (119 hours from new)
• Wheel steering
• Single lever control
• Nanni engine panel
• Good access to engine under cockpit floor
• 2 x 12V batteries

Accommodation

• 4 berths in 2 cabins
• Fore cabin with V-berth and adjacent heads compartment and vanity unit area
• Aft cabin with V-berth and adjacent galley area
• Berth cushions for all berths
• Centre cockpit with seating and helm
• Variety of fitted galley storage units (cupboards, drawers, plate racks, etc.), worktop and sink (cold supply) to starboard
• Gas stove (2 burners & grill) with pan stowage over to port
• Further fitted storage units in both cabins, plus drawers under all berths
• Heads compartment with chemical toilet
• Vanity unit area with mirrored storage cupboard and sink (cold supply)
• Hanging locker outboard of vanity unit
• 12V lights in cabins and cockpit
• Curtains where fitted
• Escape hatch in forecabin
• Opening rear window in aft cabin
• Good headroom throughout at about 1.8m (6ft)

Equipment

• Boat Safety Scheme certificate to August 2021
• Fire extinguishers
• Fire blanket
• Pulpit rail
• Wooden handrails on coachroof
• 12V auto bilge pump
• Manual bilge pump
• Horseshoe lifebuoy
• Folding flag mast
• Boat hook
• Mud weight
• Pair of rhond anchors
• Various warps
• Various fenders

Remarks

A really lovely traditional Broads motor cruiser which is absolutely bursting with character! With her recent LOW HOURS NANNI INBOARD DIESEL ENGINE and interior in good original condition, she has lot's to offer, and her accommodation is remarkable spacious for her diminutive overall length of just 24 feet. She does require generally tidying internally, external repainting and re-varnishing, and structural repairs to her decks and cabin sides. She is however understood to have a watertight hull and so she could potentially be relaunched and enjoyed for the remainder of the season with relatively little effort, leaving her restoration to the winter months. Undoubtedly an extremely rewarding project opportunity!

UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2019: Now back afloat! Lead photo take September 2019.