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Saturday, October 15, 2016
Hillman Californian gives up some secrets
The return of the 1967 Hillman Californian and by its own motive power was a good day for me, the fact that it still drove was a bonus in itself but what would I find wrong with the car?
For sure it had been messed about with, trims damaged or removed, the back bumper was bent and had a split in it but on the good side was a newish water pump and tyres, not sure where they are from, China?
For sure it had been messed about with, trims damaged or removed, the back bumper was bent and had a split in it but on the good side was a newish water pump and tyres, not sure where they are from, China?
A good power wash with solid clean water soon showed some changes made but why is there a large space at the top of the road spring on the drivers side?
They have fitted a new (?) shock absorber and its about 35mm too long!
Roy
Sunday, September 4, 2016
Zeeslang up close at the Dusseldorf 2014 boat show
My thanks to Michael again for supplying the picture which he told me was taken by a professional .
The picture Michael mentions is my own taken at the RCYC Small Craft Basin in 1977, scroll down to find it and the same Zeeslang on moorings.
Check the link for some history on Zeeslang:
Roy
Dear Roy,
Click on the picture to open it up.
The Fotografer was Klaus Andrews. www.KlausAndrews.com
The plans no longer exist, as the original owner refused to sell the plans with the boat.
The picture Michael mentions is my own taken at the RCYC Small Craft Basin in 1977, scroll down to find it and the same Zeeslang on moorings.
Check the link for some history on Zeeslang:
http://www.boat-duesseldorf.com/cipp/md_boot/custom/pub/content,oid,44692/lang,2/ticket,g_u_e_s_t/local_lang,2
Roy
Dear Roy,
thank you very much for that picture - it looks like as if the deckhouse had a very different shape back then. Is it correct that the picture was taken in 1977?
Attached please find a few pics taken at the Dusseldor boat show. On one of the pictures you can see a small red sailing boat model. By sheer coincidence this happened to be a model of Zeevalk - the predecessor of Zeeslang :) Quite interesting that the hull shape had a number features of Zeeslang already, so from Bruynzeels's point of view, Zeeslang clearly was an evolution.
regards
Michael
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
How to tie up a boat to a floating dock
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Monday, August 22, 2016
Floors Glue Up shaping sheer clamp
One small sentence in the instructions couldn't take three days...could it?!! But yep, gluing in the floors is quite time consuming so by the time I had refined their fitting and drilled for the screws, it was quite a slow procedure.
Here you can see the floors being epoxied to the hull. A large screw secures it at the trunk down into the keelson, while further smaller screws are driven up from outside the hull at the plank laps
The finished result cooking under the infrared panel to counter the unseasonable arctic weather we are experiencing.
Meanwhile, I made up a camber template to shape the sheers and the top of the bulkhead. The camber is specified as a 2" rise over 6'. 
I found it a good idea to mark the topside of the template as it is easy to have it the wrong side up....which might have been the reason for my flattened sheer-clamp!!Archive Fishing blow up boat
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