[Jim Cunliffe Posts: 17 Status: Offline]

That’s just shocked me !! Don’t suppose your want a Marlin in p/x ?

[Ronnie L Posts: 507 Status: Offline]

The engine cowl tilts forward to enable easy access to the engine.
There are a spare set of idler pulleys, all fitted with new good quality bearings.
This craft is on the button, serviced and ready to cruise.
It has LED headlamps, Nav lights, anti collision beacon.
Interior lights, running water, USB sockets, 12 volt socket.
Double air bed, electric pump for air bed.
A kettle, coffee, tea, sugar. And coffee mate.
In fact everything you will need.


The other thing is everywhere you go this craft gets admired.

[Ronnie L Posts: 507 Status: Offline]

There is a top quality fold down hood with clip in side panels.
Watertight.
Folds away like a car one in minutes.

[Ronnie L Posts: 507 Status: Offline]

Proper dash
Voltmeter / Rev counter / GPS speedo / oil pressure gauge.
Raymarine navigator.
New Cobra radio and new antenna.

[Ronnie L Posts: 507 Status: Offline]

It has a hob and a sink

[Ronnie L Posts: 507 Status: Offline]

Pic

[Ronnie L Posts: 507 Status: Offline]

With great Sadness I’ve decided to sell my craft.
Kermit is based on a Sevtec Surveyor but is 6 inches wider.
Powered by a 40hp Kohler engine.
The top section is not like any other Sev.
Constructed over 100s and 100s of painstaking hours.
The floor is big enough for a double air bed and I have camped in Kermit.
There is a hood that can be erected or folded away in minutes.
It also comes with a trailer and spare engine
Thinking about £12,000
If this interests you please talk to me.
Kermit is a very well proven craft.
I feel sure John Robertson, Ian Brooks or Steve Holland would vouch for this.
Any question please PM me.
I’ll try and post some pics but struggling at the mo