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DONATED BOATS FOR SALE! BROKERS PROTECTED


TRADES ACCEPTED/MAKE OFFERS SAIL


34’ CT-full refurbished 2001, ‘76 ...................$34,500 POWER


1981 UNION 36


Hawaii, Mexico, Alaska vet. “BOLERO” offered for $58,000. Hard dodger, Perkins 4-108, roller 150 genoa, propane, winter cover, many spares. Lying Bainbridge Island. (360) 297-8030 or http://seattle.craigslist.org/boa/


(search: Bolero) 4407


SEARUNNER 40 CRUISING TRIMARAN -- ‘SEAFIRE’


Among best in class. Well designed, constructed, maintained, equipped. Veteran of five-year cruise 2001-2006. Refit and survey 2007. Sleeps six, 15 sails, 30hp diesel, radar, autopilot, windvane, watermaker, SSB radio, solar panels, wind gen, life raft, new paint. Awesome cruising boat. $80K US. Ph: (360) 756-5004. Email: SVSeafire@yahoo.com. Website: http://searunner40seafire.wordpress.com/


Moored Blaine, WA, just south of Canadian border 4154


47’ SKOOKUM


Center cockpit ketch, hard dodger, 300 gal water, 200 gal fuel, 4BB1 Isuzu diesel, new Awlgrip cabin, new exhaust system, bluewater cruiser, South Pacific veteran.


$85,000. (360) 531-2543. Located Port Townsend 4317


DOWNEASTER 45


Comfortable bluewater cruiser built to Lloyds’ 1977 specifications. Three teak/holly staterooms, 2 heads, salon/galley. Protected enclosed center cockpit. 85 Perkins. Schattauer sails. Recent survey $120,000.


kirkflanders@yahoo.com 3766


1975 LANCER 25


Good shape, good sails, many extras. Including tandem axle trailer with tongue extender and 2007 Honda 8hp outboard - warranty good until 2012. $5,000.


(208) 760-9371 and (208) 232-2562 4403


BAVARIA MATCH 35


Designed to compete in the European match racing series, this one owner boat is lightning fast and will still accommodate two couples for extended cruising. Specs/ pics here: http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2005/ Bavaria-Match-Series-2167621/-/WA/United-States


BILL (206) 713-0234 4344


110’ USN Qtrs/Repair Barge, Solid, ‘43 ..... $244,500 85’ Steel Trawler Yacht, new paint, ‘88 ....$492,500 65’ Liveaboard Tug Dsl, ‘49 ......................$179,500 50’ Steel, diesel, custom liveaboard, ‘01 ......... $149,750 32’ Silverton, very clean, comfortable, ‘78 .........$23,500 38’ Aluminum Houseboat, ’ 76 ...........................$34,750 EMAIL FOR BOAT DONATION INFO


(206) 225-3360 • info@pacificmarine.org www.pacificmarine.org


43’ LAURENT GILES CUTTER


Custom built coastal sailing and liveaboard. Highest quality materials and gear. $97,500. Ready to go, more information (360) 431-8805 or email


pathanly@pacifier.com 4275


45’ GAFF CUTTER


Custom auxiliary Colin Archer design for “Northsea” safety and comfort. Everett moorage. Price reduced! $108,000. Replacement cost $298,000. See Craigslist 45’ Gaff Cutter for full description and slide show.


(425) 290-5958 3969


2008 CATALINA 387


Furling sails, Queen Island Master plus v-birth, separate shower stall, custom heat, fuel tank, head, hard dodger, 330’ High Test. $210,000. Better Than New.


(360) 588-1858, (360) 420-5418 3508


1988 CATALINA 30 - WELL MAINTAINED


New: Vinylester bottom, Sea water pump, and muffler system. Has bimini, dodger, autopilot, and sails in excellent condition. $34,500. Pictures/Specs available. Email dfthomas85@yahoo.com. Portland,


(503) 682-2935, cell (503) 312-1098 4411


WAUQUIEZ 33


Recent repower (28hp). Wheel steering, roller furling, radar, EPIRB, AP, GPS, watermaker, windlass, Hydrovane, dodger, inflatable with outboard, much more.


(253) 226-0133, jaygrigs@comcast.net $67,500 4345


2007 BENETEAU 35.2 MOORINGS NW EDITION SAILBOAT - $127,900


2 dbl cabins, head w/ 6’4” standing room, shower, hot water, great for extended cruising or for that weekend getaway. Detai ls at


http://2007beneteaumoorings352.blogspot.com/ 4252


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