Boatbreakers are on Instagram!

It’s been a little while coming but the Boatbreakers team are finally on Instagram. We will try to post lots of pictures of all the interesting things that come through our scrapyard in Portsmouth as well as all the remote places we have to get boats out of. If you like boats, yachts, antiques, old cars, old bikes, wildlife and much more then Boatbreakers is definitely worth a follow!
If you see something on Instagram that you like, remember everything is for sale! Whether you need parts, props or maybe a feature piece for the garden we will be happy to give you a price for any item.
It won’t all just be old boats being crunched up, we will try to showcase the impressive machinery that does the job, some of the wildlife that calls our yard home and of course one of Portsmouth’s most recognisable landmarks the giant Canute crane which can be seen stood next to the entrance to the city by the M275 motorway.
Date Published: June 2, 2016
Last Modified: June 28, 2022
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