Classic Electric Wooden Launch Day Boat Bermuda

Bermuda Yacht Club Service Launch design.
1963 Fairey Falcon Yacht No.13 to an original design by Sir Eldon Trimingham, Commodore, RBYC for a club service launch (jollyboat), on which Fairey Marine based a very stable and commodious yacht, the Fairey Falcon (and a variant cabin cruiser the Faun).
I purchased her two years ago and converted her to an Electric Launch; without doubt this is the best of any boats I’ve owned over fifty years. Renamed “IL Falco” (I’ve retained my granddaughters boat name “LolaBella” for future use!) she has the looks of an Italian Lakes Boat, and has been featured in Waterways World magazine, as has my first electric boat conversion (a Flying Fifteen also designed by Fairey Marine).
She has a gorgeous patina to the woodwork and a few surface-only scars and scratches on the hull (white shining paintwork versustwo hundred years old canal locks!).
Specification:-
Material: Mahogany, Oak and Marine Ply
Construction: Hull – Double Diagonal Hot Moulded Mahogany Strips sheathed in Heavy Duty Glassfibre

Upper – Marine Ply, Oak fittings and Deal supports
Dimensions: Length 16.0ft(4.88m)

Beam 5.91ft(1.80m)

Shipping Length 17.5ft(5.33m)

Shipping Width 6.0ft(1.83m)
Weight (Displacement) 300kg

inc. Trailer 625 kg
Boat Safety Certificate: Exempt
Power:
Jago 52lb/ft
Electric Outboard

2 x 110amp Deep Cycle Leisure

Batteries (1 brand new and unused)
Range: 5 to 7 hours at 2 to 4kph
Usage: Lakes, Broads, Slow Rivers, Canals (nb transom will take up to 5 hp Long Shaft Petrol Outboard which will enable use on Tidal Rivers or Inshore)
Personnel: 6 to 8; persons
Trailer: Purpose built, unbraked, new winch rollers and brand new replacement wheels with 6 ply tyres, spare wheel
Extras : Wooden Paddles, Fitted Picnic and Spares Basket to Brand New Acacia Duckboards, Tonneau/Cargo Cover, Winter Tarpaulin.

We are 10 minutes from M1 Junction 29.