This is a lovely boat, first built on the south coast (Shoreham I believe) for the Navy, in 1969, and worked as a fast harbour launch in Gibralter and possibly Malta up until the turn of the (21st) century. There is an association with the navy ship "HMS Collingwood", hence the name, but I think it more likely that the association is with the training establishment HMS Collingwood in Portsmouth. She was brought back to this country and used for training up until the time the Navy sold her. There is much paperwork concerning refits etc. She was bought in 2010 and converted to a sea ... read more

Specifications: Year: 1973 LOA: 33’ Beam: 10’ 10” Draft: 2’ 9” Construction: GRP Hull: Semi-displacement HIN: 4068 Description: ‘Broadside’ has always been used for pleasure and her first owners fitted her with a large belly tank for cruises to Gibralter. She is a good, sound, robust go-anywhere boat which is also very economical and the engines have been extreemly well looked after. All windows and frames were replaced in 2002 and the stainless steel shafts and ‘P&rsqu... read more

Nelson 34 - 1973 Twin Ford "D" series, 6 cylinder, 125hp, 407 and 378 hours, Solar panels, 240V ring main, Shore power This Nelson 34 acts as a fantastic boat for almost any use. She's very capable in any sea conditions, and hosts good accommodation space for yourself or guests. Mechanical Twin Ford "D" series, 6 cylinder 125hp each Port engine hours - 407.4 Starboard engine hours - 377.9 Last service - June 2019 Engine coolant replaced since Port engine injectors serviced, two renewed New air filters Shaft drive stainless steel shafts. Twin velvet drive gear box's by Bor... read more