MCC

[Narrow Minded]

I got some really useful responses to my What should I buy question, so am hoping for some equally usefull information.

 

Today we looked at a very nice boat built by MCC in 1998. What is their reputation? Would you buy from them?

 

All comments will be helpful.

 

Cheers

 

mike

[n.b.Goldie]

I got some really useful responses to my What should I buy question, so am hoping for some equally usefull information.

 

Today we looked at a very nice boat built by MCC in 1998. What is their reputation? Would you buy from them?

 

All comments will be helpful.

 

Cheers

 

mike

 

I have a 1996 vintage MCC boat and know a couple of folk who have MCC boats of a similar vintage. The boats seem fine and have lasted well but have been owned by folk who care about them.

 

The only real niggle I have with them is that they undersized the skin tank on my boat, o.k. on a canal but not on a river.

 

Can you tell us a bit more about the boat you are considering?

 

Regards

Ditchdabbler

[Narrow Minded]

Oh sorry it is 50 foot semi trad with a Beta BV1903 43HP engine and a 6HP bow thruster. 1 owner from new. Very well maintained.

[mrsmelly]

I got some really useful responses to my What should I buy question, so am hoping for some equally usefull information.

 

Today we looked at a very nice boat built by MCC in 1998. What is their reputation? Would you buy from them?

 

All comments will be helpful.

 

Cheers

 

mike

 

My brother in law has a 67 foot MCC he still moors at stenson. Think its about 10 years old or maybe a bit older, he likes it.

[Darren72]

We have a 50ft semi trad from MCC its 2007 our first boat, no probs with the hull

 

We have a 50ft semi trad from MCC its 2007 our first boat, no probs with the hull

http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee489/tikka72/29jan022.jpg

[journeyperson]

This is our 1993 40ft MCC boat. It was repainted a couple of years ago and it has just been blacked again, but the steelwork is in excellent shape.

 

[Darren72]

This is our 1993 40ft MCC boat. It was repainted a couple of years ago and it has just been blacked again, but the steelwork is in excellent shape.

 

 

 

Looks nice! wish ours had double doors.

[Higgs]

Stephen Goldsborough Boats used MCC as the shell builder and also Reeves shells. On the MCC shell, it my not have a weld where the cant (hope that's the correct term), bow end, meets the surface that the front locker sits on. The V section going down to the surface that the gas locker is built on.. Usually had a caulking filler.

[MtB]

MCC, highly respected builder. Hard to think of better without paying 'over the odds' for a trendy name.