Registration number 3556
Status Registered
paula.palmer

Previous names

  • 1966 Glenmoore

Details

Function Leisure Craft
Subfunction Cruiser
Location Stalham
Vessel type Pleasure Cruiser
Current use Private use
Available to hire No
Available for excursions No
Info required Yes

Construction

Builder Moore, Wroxham
Built in 1966
Hull material GRP
Rig None
Number of decks 1
Propulsion Motor
Number of engines 1
Primary engine type Diesel
Boiler type None
Boilermaker None

Dimensions

Breadth: Beam
10.50 feet (3.20m)
Depth
2.50 feet (0.76m)
Air Draft
6.83 feet (2.08m)
Length: Overall
34.58 feet (10.54m)
Tonnage: Gross
5.00

History

GLENMORE was built by R. Moores & Sons of Wroxham and was the first of three of the same design.  Subsequent craft were named Glenmore 2 and Glenmore 3.  GLENMORE also had the first of six hulls supplied by Bourne Plastics to Moore's.

Originally used on their hire fleet, no significant changes have been made to the vessel with the exception of the fitting of bow and push pit rails, together with the electrics which were updated to 240v via an inverter and the fitting of shore power.

She was sold to Herbert Woods at Potter Heigham in the late 70's/ early 80's and renamed Eastern Light. 

She continued as a hireboat with Wood's until 1988 until she was purchased by Mr & Mrs Rock.

Sold Glenmore in 1997 through a brokerage known as Julie's Boat Sales. 

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Key dates

  • 1966

    Vessel built by R. Moore & Sons, Wroxham

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