Old Town Pack For sale SOLD
I've decided to part with my Pack. It's not been an easy decision to make but I can't see me using it very often, now I have my SP3.
I'll miss the ease, with which this sweet little boat can be picked up and strapped to the car in less than 5 mins, as well as the luxury of simply slinging it on my shoulder and walking to the waters edge, without risking bodily injury.
However, I have plans afoot and need both the space the Pack has been taking up and the cash tied up in it too
So here she is:
She's around about 3 years old now, at least according to the old fella I bought her from anyway. She certainly does not seem to suffer from "soft royalex" syndrome anyway, bearing the normal scratches and scrapes from pretty light use, with a couple of small dings to add character
Heres some sales blurb with relevant information:
Old Town Pack Open Canoe
There's enough versatility packed into this 12-foot, 33-pound solo canoe to keep it going from dawn to dusk, with every member of the family taking a turn.
The Old Town Pack is made of tough, lightweight Oltonar/Royalex.® It's so light that anyone who can paddle solo can carry it; on a portage, to and from the water, on and off the cartop. It's 33 lbs. of freedom - the Pack goes where other canoes can't.
The canoe's V-entry hull with keel is an easy paddling design that even a novice can handle. It's also well suited to the use of a double-bladed paddle. Features include black vinyl gunwales, polyethylene decks with grab handles, and a cane seat.
Dimensions:
Length 12'0", Width 32", Capacity 180kg, Weight 15kg.
Bow Height 17", Depth 11.5"
She's had two treatments with 303 aerospace sunblock in the last couple of months, so is a bit shiney
This is the "big" ding
while this is a lighter scratch, which goes a little up the side
She's fully laced for airbags/blocks etc and has the cane seat, which is in fact a lot more comfortable than it might look
I'm including two homemade flotation blocks, if the buyer wants them, makes no odds to the price either way but they actually work very well indeed.
Well and truly; SOLD
thanks for looking
R.B.
I've decided to part with my Pack. It's not been an easy decision to make but I can't see me using it very often, now I have my SP3.
I'll miss the ease, with which this sweet little boat can be picked up and strapped to the car in less than 5 mins, as well as the luxury of simply slinging it on my shoulder and walking to the waters edge, without risking bodily injury.
However, I have plans afoot and need both the space the Pack has been taking up and the cash tied up in it too
So here she is:
She's around about 3 years old now, at least according to the old fella I bought her from anyway. She certainly does not seem to suffer from "soft royalex" syndrome anyway, bearing the normal scratches and scrapes from pretty light use, with a couple of small dings to add character
Heres some sales blurb with relevant information:
Old Town Pack Open Canoe
There's enough versatility packed into this 12-foot, 33-pound solo canoe to keep it going from dawn to dusk, with every member of the family taking a turn.
The Old Town Pack is made of tough, lightweight Oltonar/Royalex.® It's so light that anyone who can paddle solo can carry it; on a portage, to and from the water, on and off the cartop. It's 33 lbs. of freedom - the Pack goes where other canoes can't.
The canoe's V-entry hull with keel is an easy paddling design that even a novice can handle. It's also well suited to the use of a double-bladed paddle. Features include black vinyl gunwales, polyethylene decks with grab handles, and a cane seat.
Dimensions:
Length 12'0", Width 32", Capacity 180kg, Weight 15kg.
Bow Height 17", Depth 11.5"
She's had two treatments with 303 aerospace sunblock in the last couple of months, so is a bit shiney
This is the "big" ding
while this is a lighter scratch, which goes a little up the side
She's fully laced for airbags/blocks etc and has the cane seat, which is in fact a lot more comfortable than it might look
I'm including two homemade flotation blocks, if the buyer wants them, makes no odds to the price either way but they actually work very well indeed.
Well and truly; SOLD
thanks for looking
R.B.
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