Scrap a Motorboat News
Salvaged Boat in Hayling Island After every storm we usually receive plenty of calls from owners with sunken boats. This winter season was no different and we were contacted about this little boat that was sunk in Hayling Island. We [...]
The Boatbreakers team were in the South East to collect an old motor boat from a farm in Faversham.
Boat Crash Disposal Recently the Boat breaking team were asked to dispose of a boat that was involved in a crash at the Isle of Wight. The boat in question was now back in Gosport at one of [...]
The Boatbreakers team were asked to scrap a sunken wooden boat from Chichester Marina. "Mr Whippy" has unexpectedly sunk on mooring in the marina and had to be re-floated and hauled out to the hard standing.
Our boat disposal team were tasked with removing two small boats from a garden in Northampton. This would usually be a simple enough job.
Boat disposal jobs pop up all over the country for the Boatbreakers team. But we always enjoy a trip down to Devon. Boat collections in Devon take us into some picture postcard like towns.
It's always a shame when we get asked to scrap a boat that would have been really nice in her day. We were contact a few months back by the owner of a Seamaster 30 at Thornham Marina.
Our latest boat clearance was a Coronet 27 Sea Farer from a garden in Hayling Island. The boat had been sat on the front garden of a property that had recently been renovated.
The Boat breakers team were tasked with collecting a Coronet 24. The Coronet had been stripped and abandoned in a local marina.
Free boat disposal on the River Hamble. One of our most recent scrap collections was a small aluminium fishing boat. The best part is that it cost the owner absolutely nothing.
Follow a day in the life for the Boatbreakers team. We set off from the south coast and headed North east to Ipswich.
The latest boat into the scrapyard for disposal was a 28ft Wooden Fishing boat in Gosport. Whenever the team have to collect and dispose of an old wooden boat it's always a shame.