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2025 REFIT

REBEL LADY WAS LAUNCHED IN 1966 BY JOLANDE VAN LENT AND IS NOW
UNDERGOING A MAJOR REFIT. IT WILL BE LAUNCHED IN THE SUMMER OF 2025

SEE MORE IN HISTORY

The topsides have been finished in Awlcraft 2000 Snow white. The original Leyland Daff six-cylinder 200hp engines are being rebuilt and all new mechanical, electrical and domestic systems installed. Most of the original walnut panelling will remain, including the boarding ladder. More updates to come.

Welcome

WELCOME

Keith and Janet Cockell have owned Rebel

Lady since 1999 and have reinstated the

main saloon with classic leather furniture, woodslate blinds and tartan carpets which compliments the wood panelled interior.

In the twenty years, Keith and Janet have travelled to London, Paris, Brest and the Isle of Scilly, plus many other ports in the Channel Islands, Brittany, Devon and Cornwall.

She is stabilised by Vosper Fins and due to

her weight and displacement hull, is very comfortable and seaworthy. Rebel Lady’s

home port is St Katharine’s Docks, London

having been a familiar site in Devon and Cornwall.

GALLERY

Take a look through our gallery and explore the classic features of the rebel lady

Gallery

HISTORY

In 1949 the De Vries and Van Lent families came together with several other Dutch yards to approach the American

market, where motor yacht sales were booming in the late 1940s. Feadship was introduced to the American public at

the 1951 New York Boat Show. The high quality offered by Feadship impressed the public and attracted the attention

of many famous people. These included Malcolm Forbes who launched the first of three, Highlander, Feadships in

1957.

Rebel Lady was imported into Newcastle in 1965 and until 2000 was kept on the Hamble at Moodys yard opposite the

Jolly Sailor. She represents the last of the line of private motor boats that had the bridge at the stern. This marks the

change from a crewed boat where the owner had little involvement, to a time when owners took control, needed

greater visibility and the bridge was no longer the domain of the crew.

The crews quarters including the galley are forward of the central saloon. The saloon, the owner’s domain, leads to the

owners state room, with bathroom en suite, and two twin cabins that share a head.

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CONTACT

Shamrock Quay

Lower William St,

Northam,

Southampton

SO14 5QL

TEL 07855 423180

EMAIL keith@911rennsport.co.uk

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