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How can i get more details on a dinghy with a nameplate Clubman 401?
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∙ 14y ago
That may refer to the outboard motor that was once attached to the dinghy at that location.
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What kind of dinghy, be a little more specific. Do you mean the dead-weight or the water displacement. As a guide, a mirror dinghy typically weighs 45kg.
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