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- Sat Apr 04, 2026 2:54 pm
- Forum: Dockrell 17
- Topic: Dockerell 17 up for grabs.
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Dockerell 17 up for grabs.
I only sailed my Dockrell 15 times last year, and my son now has his own boat, that I will (hopefully) get to sail, so I don't need mine any more. The bottom seems to have dropped out of the boat market, so I don't expect to get much for the boat, even though I only bought her a couple of years ago ...
- Sun Aug 03, 2025 9:34 pm
- Forum: For Sale or Wanted
- Topic: Selling Dockrell 17 "This Way Up" Sail No 168
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Selling Dockrell 17 "This Way Up" Sail No 168
I've had great fun using my Dockrell to take friends and family out, and to teach the Sea Scouts how to sail, but the Scouts have bought a dinghy of their own (not as good, but a lot cheaper) and my Son has just got a boat of his own - I won't need it next year. We have had some great times, and she...
- Sun Aug 18, 2024 7:12 pm
- Forum: Dockrell 17
- Topic: Anyone still sailing a D17?
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Re: Anyone still sailing a D17?
I would like to get the hang of sailing the Dockrell single handed. To date, we have been motoring clear of the harbour, and one of having one of us hold her to windward whilst the another hoists the main. She has a lee helm, and will naturally bear away if I leave the helm to go forward and sort th...
- Sun Jun 23, 2024 10:21 pm
- Forum: Dockrell 17
- Topic: Anyone still sailing a D17?
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Re: Anyone still sailing a D17?
Yes. I wanted a boat to keep on a mooring in my local harbour, to use myself (and with/by my son) and also to take the Sea Scouts out in. They currently have Picos, which are great when they can sail, but not easy to teach complete novices in. Also, we can't launch, sail, and retrieve dinghies in th...