WAIONE RESTORATION UPDATE
I was contacted recently by Daniel Taylor, the son of Steve Taylor who took over the restoration of Waione from Daniel’s late grandparents Jack and Missy McCabe . Daniel advised that his grandmother unfortunately passed away in September last year.
Daniel has decided to help his father who took over the project as of the start of this year. Waione is being finished by Daniel as he works in the marine electrical trade, also helping is the skilled team at Quayside Marine, Mahurangi . As we can see from the above photos, the interior fit out is well underway.She measures 32’ in length and could have been (thanks HDK) built by Joe Wheeler.
More to read and see in the 2016 WW story. https://waitematawoodys.com/2016/07/06/waione/
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I owned waione in the seventies i understood built by Bailey bought by John court.and named after his property in herne bay called waione cheers Nick Clark..
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> Alan Houghton – waitematawoodys.com founder posted: ” WAIONE RESTORATION > UPDATEI was contacted recently by Daniel Taylor, the son of Steve Taylor > who took over the restoration of Waione from Daniel’s late grandparents > Jack and Missy McCabe . Daniel advised that his grandmother unfortunately > pass” >
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