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DONATED BOATS FOR SALE!
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TRADES ACCEPTED/MAKE OFFERS
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27’ Cal 2-27, clean, w/outboard, ‘77 .............$5,950
28’ Columbia, Volvo 2cyl, ‘68 ...........................$5,500
38’ CT (Ta Chaio) race/cruise, ‘79 ..................$38,500
42’ Spencer center cockpit, ‘68 ......................$29,975
POWER
45’ DOWNEASTER CUTTER – 1977
CAPE GEORGE 31 PILOTHOUSE
207’ Auto/Pass Ferry ‘Olympic, ’ ‘38 .....................$194,500
Profurl, Lewmar, Schaefer, Yanmar, Furuno, Ampair,
Perkins 85 hp, Max 3 blade prop, autopilot, radar,
110’ USN Qtrs/Repair Barge, Solid, ‘43 ..... $244,500
GPS, Schattauer sails, Harken furling, electric
Spartech, Stalok, Sigmar, all the right names! Alaska
85’ Steel Trawler Yacht, new paint, ‘88 ....$492,500
windlass, genset, watermaker, SSB, inverter,
vet, documented vessel, clear title. $60K OBO. Will
50’ Steel, diesel, custom liveaboard, ‘01 ......... $149,000
propane galley, refrigeration, freezer, Espar FA
consider all offers. Located Friday Harbor. Email
45’ Bayliner 4588, great shape! ’ 92 ..................$157,500
diesel heat, 290 gal water, 360 gal fuel. 3 cabins,
svlaurel@rockisland.com or call (360) 317-1663
33’ Searay 330 Sundancer, sharp! ‘96 .........$49,000
2 heads, custom hardtop dodger w/full enclosure,
4266
28’ Cruisers, good condition, ‘88 ................$16,900
MORE!!! Proven bluewater cruising vessel with
EMAIL FOR BOAT DONATION INFO
quality construction, safety and comfort.
(206) 225-3360 •
info@pacificmarine.org
~ $125,000 ~
www.pacificmarine.org
Call Wes Koenig (360) 201-2459
San Juan Sailing ~ Bellingham, WA
1998 NAUTICAT 44
Sail and cruise in the comfort of a heated pilothouse.
Excellently maintained, many upgrades. Lying in
SE Alaska, allowing for a sales tax-free transaction.
Cruise-ready and situated in the superb Inside Passage 1985 J-29 “ABRACADABRA”
of Alaska and British Columbia. $420,000. Email Masthead, hydraulic backstay, B&G, stereo, rod rigging,
Nauticatalaska@gmail.com for specs and equipment lists 5 hp Mercury, etc. Total restoration in 2002. Excellent
SPARKMAN AND STEPHENS 34 GITANO
4194
race history. $23,000 (253) 288-0117
Lovingly maintained 1969 IOR classic. Forerunner to
3382
the Swan 36, built to Lloyds specs in England, beautiful
S&S lines - beamy, reverse transom, tumblehome.
Rebuilt Volvo MD2 with 625 hrs, Procter tapered
mast, 9 sails, Nexus instruments, GPS, autopilot,
PHRF 181, very tight and fast upwind. $32,500.
Bruce4949@comcast.net
1362
35’ ALUMINUM BREWER
CRUISING CUTTER
Price reduced. New in 2005. Readied for 2009 trans-
1972 RANGER 23
ocean trip but unexpected change in plans. Full details
Get ready for Duck Dodge! Hull #60, good condition, RARE, YAMAHA 36 1980
at
www.milliej.com or (360) 704-8003
6 sails - including spinnaker. 7.5 Evinrude, autopilot. This beautifully maintained yacht is ready to race
2034 $2,800, w/trailer $4,500.
jdonaldknutson@yahoo.com or cruise. Recent haul-out, new standing rigging,
(206) 617-4264 Plz leave message. lots of sails. Same owner last 20 years. $59,500.
4281
(360) 387-1705
4292
ENDURANCE 35
Cutter rig. One owner. Ready for cruising or liveaboard. BEAUTIFUL ALBIN BALLAD 30
Genoa, furler, spinnaker, Autohelm, GPS, loran, 1973 Albin Ballad 30. Gorgeous! 2008 refit with 1988 GULF PILOTHOUSE 32
depthsounder, diesel stove, 40 hp diesel. Offshore freshly painted deck, full fuel system re-work, more. Bill Garden design. Perfect NW boat. Spacious teak
capable. Above average condition. Mooring available. Dinghy, Espar furnace, alcohol stove, GPS, VHF, interior. Universal 50 diesel 44 hp. Many extras. Well
CDN $59,000. North Vancouver, B.C (604) 988-3861, 10 hp diesel. $18,000 obo. Call (253) 845-9217 or cared for and maintained. $58,900. (360) 956-1463 or
(778) 386-2769
lance.lindsley@comcast.net 32gulf@gmail.com
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