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considering to sell your tiki 21 or tiki 26?

Hiyas,

I am looking to buy a tiki 21 or 26 in northern europe or UK.

Please do give me a shout in case you have a boat coming up for sale.
(So long as it doesn't say i got one in this post - i am looking :) )
Cheers!

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Permalink Reply by tide on March 11, 2024 at 11:44am

maybe a mana 24 for sale?

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Permalink Reply by Phil Eccleston on May 23, 2024 at 4:22pm

Are you still interested in buying a Tiki 21?

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Permalink Reply by Chris Johnson on May 30, 2024 at 9:53am

Is that the *fourth* Tiki 21 up for sale on that side of the Atlantic this year!? I’m not greedy, I only want one (that I don’t have to hire a spot on a roro freighter to bring to the States!) 😂

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Permalink Reply by Jerry S on June 26, 2024 at 1:36am

Tide, My Tiki 26 "Lookfar" maybe up for sale soon. I built her and launched in 2002. She has had several refits and maintained to a very high standard - if I say so myself. Two pack epoxy paint and Coppercoated with a new outboard motor etc etc. She has been stored undercover on and off for about 6 of those years, including in my living room. I am not giving up sailing but currently in negotiations to buy a larger yacht with all the comforts my wife now expects. Jerry

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Permalink Reply by Ian R on June 27, 2024 at 3:57pm

Yes it is hard work maintaining a Wharram you have to keep on top of things . Even with two pack and Coppercoat which I have also. With my 31 I am basically singlehanded as my wife is not well and it may be my last season with the boat also. Who knows. I will do some singlehanding soon and see how it goes. She is hard to tack and this restricts me somewhat, though I am retuning her at the moment. I am going to singlehanded sail her up the Dart soon and hope I don't crash into too many boats on moorings. I compromised by fitting a new electric start outboard, for "events dear boy, events...."

Someone crashed a Cornish Crabber on our pontoons today, being a bit ambitious sailing off singlehanded -headed in a F5. Not making the tack quickly enough he started up his engine but then as he had a sheet trailing it quickly wrapped around his prop. Thankfully as his bowsprit met the nearby boat someone was on it and fended off. The boat was last seen lifted on the dock for prop attention.....Oops.