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Two Masts Available

  • 24 Aug 2026 13:02
    Message # 13673233

    Hello, sorry but I can't see how to start a post of my own.  Please move this to a suitable place. [done - moderator]

    I have a Freedom 35 cat ketch with two 41 foot alloy masts.  There is a strong possibility that this boat will be scrapped in the Clyde area between now and next April. Anyone interested in taking them at a low price should contact me.  You would probably have to free them from the boat yourself - instructions provided - and pay berthing and cranage at a Clyde marina plus of course delivery, but there are trucks running north-south all the time.  If you only wanted the top part, cutting out might be arranged at Rosneath.  I have a drawing of the back mast.  Mike Johnston, email: arrancomrades@outlook.com

    Last modified: 24 Aug 2026 17:01 | Anonymous member (Administrator)
    Split from Masts: 24 Aug 2026 16:58
  • 24 Aug 2026 17:00
    Reply # 13673393 on 13673233
    Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Thanks for this great offer, Mike - I took thee liberty of putting your post here is Swap Sell Buy

    Last modified: 24 Aug 2026 17:00 | Anonymous member (Administrator)
  • 02 Sep 2026 08:32
    Reply # 13679352 on 13673233

    Hi, could you please tell what is the reason the Freedom 35 is possibly getting scrapped?

  • 06 Sep 2026 10:15
    Reply # 13683007 on 13673233

    Just heard from MJ that the boat may have a buyer, but that he would leave this ad here for now.

    Pol

  • 06 Sep 2026 10:20
    Reply # 13683011 on 13673233

    I thought one of these pretty ideal for my next gaff to JR conversion, on a 24', 2 ton Cornish Crabber! But it would be a great pity to scrap Arran Comrades...

  • 07 Sep 2026 12:06
    Reply # 13683909 on 13673233

    Dear All, thanks for the interest.  The sad fact is that there is a very limited market for 40-y-o boats with problems, like Westerly Droop which it is not economic to fix, at least professionally even if you could find someone to do it.  A number of Freedoms have recently been scrapped.  You can't fight the market.

    I have very recently become partially disabled and will never again be fit to single-hand a 33 footer.  Last ten years have included 7 x Argyll to Orkney, with 4 on to Shetland and 5 times past Cape Wrath.  Plus wee jaunts to N Ireland, IoM, Solway and Hebrides.  Mostly spent c160 nights aboard each year and dropped anchor c100 times per season, part due to dog walks.  I've had a good run and am delighted that a young Scottish family have come forward.

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