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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.
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The parrel bead is sometimes referred to as a parral bead or even a parallel bead, but they all describe a set of beads threaded onto a rope used to allow a sail or yard to be attached to a mast & slide up & down.
See moreWith a choice of cockpit cover to overall covers, we can talk you through the best option for your Drascombe. Our canvas man has been making our covers for around 40 years, and we have now moved forward with the Weathermax 80 as an option. Along with covers and overalls, we can supply tents to suit those who would like more of an adventure, along with cushions and in-fills to ensure you are comfortable when sleeping aboard.
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Drascombe Lugger, built in 2010. She has a white hull with grey deck, and is good condition. A lovely Lugger ready for its new home.
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Drascombe Lugger with white hull and brown topland with cream decks
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A Norman Whyte built wooden Drascombe Dipper, believed to be one of two only built by Norman Whyte.
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 moreYes, we have moved from the Old Dairy at Broughton Down, just a mile or so nearer to Nether Wallop
Read moreWe are delighted to confirm the Drascombe event at the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy, over the weekend of the 3rd to 6th July 2025
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