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Having bought the Cleopatra which I renamed "Dream Catcher" I wandered how many more of these boats built in the 1960-70s in Essex were still around so I decided to setup this web site for owners of Cleopatra boats. Immediately, much to my surprise, it attracted owners from all over the world, who like me were looking for advice and spare parts. It is now in its 8th year and still growing.
Saturday the 26th June 2004 marked a historic day in the life of MyCleopatra.co.uk. Back in June 2003 when I started the site I never imagined that just one year on we would be having our first My Cleopatra club meeting but thanks to Terry this is in fact what was happening.
The meeting included a visit to the original home of Cleopatra's, Essex Marina at Wallasea on the River Crouch.
SOME OF THE CLEOPATRA BOATS THAT HAVE BEEN MADE.
Cleopatra 23 series: The Blue Nile - The Express Fisherman
Cleopatra 700 series: The Family - The Fisherman - The Weekender
The Fox 700 series:
- 700 Family Cruiser
- 700 Sports Fisherman
- 700 Super Weekender
Cleopatra 26' series:
- Caribbean Cruiser
- Sportsrider Cruiser
Cleopatra 850 series:
- Family Cruiser International
Cleopatra 30' series:
- Mediterranean Super
Cleopatra 900
Cleopatra 1000
Cleopatra Camargue 46
Trefjar Boats:
- Cleopatra Fisherman 33
- Cleopatra Fisherman 38
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