£19,995
The Dabber is the smallest boat in the Drascombe range. At 4.72 m (15’ 6”) in length,it is small enough to fit in the family garage but is still big on performance.
See moreWhether it is to explore new places, move your boat for maintenance or simply keep her on the drive way at home, the ability to trail your Drascombe with confidence is paramount.
See moreThere are many metal fittings which can be added to your Drascombe, or purchased as a replacement.
See moreA quiet reliable outboard engine is a wonderful addition to your boat. It is not just the convenience of being able to push against the current, or simply to extend your cruiisng range - it add another dinension to the use of your boat. Fishing, picnics and greater accessiblity to creeks and rivers where sailing may not be an option. Even the smallest of the Drascombe range, the Dabber will benefit.
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Here we have for sale a Drascombe Drifter (No. 081, Year 1979). Comes with a white painted hull, duck egg blue deck and has been anti-fouled.
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Here we have a 1999 Drascombe McNulty Lugger (No. 058) with a Cream hull and Grey deck.
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Here we have a 2003 Drascombe Dabber (No. 002) with a white hull with blue painted topland, black antifoul and duck egg blue decks.
See moreWhilst we specialise in Drascombes, we are able to use our years of experience and skills to refurbish any classic trailer sailer and would be pleased to discuss your particular requirements and offer advice as necessary.
Find out moreDesigned for the basis of the original Drifter, the D22 was the creation of the late Stewart Brown, with its twin keels, and spacious cockpit and cabin area, she is a spacious boat which sleeps two in the cabin, we want to give the owners space to move, and not feel cramped, unlike some boat designs.
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