Andrews Boats River Boats for sale

Waterlady is a fine example of the popular day cruiser built by Andrews in the fifties and sixties. She has benefited from continuous overwintering ashore with Henwood and Dean where a new plywood bottom was built some years ago. On recent inspection I noticed the clean bilges and the ...

An historic slipper stern launch or open motor launch as it would have been known at the time of its build in the early nineteen thirties. Cygnet II is the only known survivor of just five 20 foot slipper launches ever built in the 1930's, according to a former Andrews employee named S...

A rare varnished mahogany Andrews slipper stern launch We are proud to present Cheetah with her varnished mahogany/ pine interior and carvel mahogany exterior showing the beauty of the shape with no distraction. The discreet navy antifouling complements the navy hood. There is...

A typical Andrews Day Launch, one of the twenty or so built in the nineteen fifties and sixties by the eponymous yard at Bourne End by the side of the middle Thames. Some went further afield to clients but most stayed local where they were used for entertaining and for occasional weeke...

Every few years an Andrews Day Launch comes onto the market, and this one is a really first rate example of the genre full of original period detail. Glenelg has been cared for during the long enthusiastic ownership of its current owners, first by Colin Henwood and then by Henwood and ...