Motor Cruiser

KINGSWIFT 26 'LADY LILY' Built by William Osbourne We bought this boat in 2011, she was in a bit of a mess and we were told "you will never get her in the water". We set to work, we replaced all decks, rebuilt transom shields and serviced both out drives. We had to replace the majority of her super structure. As we had restored her, we also held a renaming ceremony and now is forever known as Lady Lily.She had been left stood for 10 years untouched in the boat yard and she is now sitting comfortably waiting for a new Captain. She has sailed to France and Germany and all of the Medway swell, Thames and Black water.

There is still some finishing needed as expected with a classic. Year:1964LOA:26’Beam:9’ 10” Draft:3’Construction:GRPHull / Keel: Semi displacementHIN:2011Engine(s) and Electrical:2 x Perkins 4108, 48hp diesels. Drive type: Enfield legs (new bearings, CV joints and transom shield in 2011). Fuel capacity: 80 gallons. 3 batteries charged from the engine.

Shore power. Inverter. Solar panels. 240v battery charger.Accommodation and Below Deck:Double berth in the forepeak, 2 singles in the saloon and 1 berth in the cockpit, curtains, carpeted, cloth upholstery, chart table, solid fuel stove, CD stereo, wash basin, sea toilet, gas cooker, galley sink, fridge, gas-fired pressurised hot water system, 40 gallon water capacity.Deck and Canvas:Stainless steel stanchions, guardwires, anchor, boarding ladder, forehatch, glass opening windows, fenders, warps, boathook, sprayhood, cockpit cover (new in 2012), cockpit cushions.Navigation and Safety:Log/speed indicator, ICOM VHF, compass, navigation lights, Furuno GPS, Lowrance X24 fishfinder, clock, barometer, lifejackets, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, search light, fire blanket, bilge pump.Miscellaneous:Mooring in Ramsgate Harbour paid until 31.03.17. Our reason for selling is we bought a bigger boat to be able to live on and she needs restoring too. If you are genuinely interested and need more info, please contact Kevin: 0phone PLEASE BE AWARE SHE IS ADVERTISED ELSEWHERE