| 1960s |
Originally named "Princess Ida", she was owned by the racing car driver Roy Salvadori, and was fitted with a Chrysler Crown 100hp petrol engine. |
| 1993 |
Sold from Peter Clark's yard, named "Misty Lady". |
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Renamed "Carpe Diem", she was owned by Capt. Mike Warwick, a chandler on the Thames & Kennet. Carpe Diem is latin for "Seize the Day" |
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Subsequently owned by Neil & Mercedes Durman. |
| August 1998 |
Purchased by Mervyn and Diane Loynes. Engine replaced. ENGINE No 7302 propeller 15in dia x12in pitch. |
| 2001 |
Reverted to the name she had for more than 30 years "Misty Lady" for year 2001 licence |
| 2003 |
Purchased by Chris Rose of London. |
