Classified Power
37’ 1988 LORD NELSON VICTORY TUG 24’ Storebro Solo Ruff 1954
Truly a collector’s item! Fully restored with new Volvo diesel. All mahogany hull and beautifully varnished finishes. One of a kind in the U.S. See all her photos at our webpage.... $41,000
Classified
Classified Power
M.V. “SCAMPER”
MONK TRAWLER. Economical 80 hp Diesel, much work, finished and ready for new owners to enjoy now, $10,000 OBO. Contact Jim at
dyh@mtsailing.com
Photos at
www.mtsailing.com/scamper.zip 3333
Dinghies/Tenders
If Lord Nelson was going to build a sailboat this is what it would look like because that is what happened. Jim Backus, marine architect, designed these sturdy boats with a high bow after the New York Moran Tugs of the 50s and 60s. The full displacement bottom is more like a lobster boat to have a slow roll and good performance underway. Victory Tugs were built to last with eleven layers of fiberglass to six inches above the water line and seven layers above that. The interior is hand made of solid wood from a single teak log for matching color and grain. These boats are designed to cruise at 7 knots using less than 2 gallons per hour. Single Cummins 150HP diesel Generator, Inverter, Full Electronics, Auto Pilot, Large Master Stateroom, Separate Shower Room. THIS BOAT IS A SHOWPIECE!
Asking………………$189,900 Contact listing agent, Galen Tyler Anchor Yacht Brokers
(360) 299-0545 ~ (360) 202-1648 See Us at the 30’ Wellcraft Monaco 1989
Very low hours, recent full service on outdrives. New full cockpit enclosure. Twin Volvo 271 with DPX dual props. Hull survey available. Very clean, she’s in great condition... $17,900
Boat Works Over 2000 boats built and shipped worldwide since 1987. 8 different sizes of boats from 8’ to 17’
Gig Harbor 42’ Grand Banks Trawler 1970
Beautiful interior condition, stored under cover for twenty years in fresh water, twin Lehman with 1650 hours. 7.5 genset. Classic NW Trawler at a great price!... Reduced to $79,500
www.ghboats.com (253) 851-2126
Seattle Boat Show in West Hall!
36’ SELENE, 2006
Economical Coastal Cruising Machine, 2.5 gph at 7.5 knots. Extensively outfitted for long distance cruising. Alaska Vet. All the amenities of the big ones. Better than new. Call Jon (owner) (425) 222-5525.
$375,000 2205
54’ William Garden from Philbrooks Yard 1968 Spacious one level layout with raised pilot house. Twin staterooms with heads, large salon and aft deck, beautiful interior woodwork. Twin Cummins. A great liveaboard or NW cruiser.... $124,500
www.pacificmarine.org
info@pacificmarine.org SEE 20+ BARGAIN Boats at
(206) 225-3360 2005 BENETEAU FIRST 44.7
Fractional ownership with out of state partners for 100% of the fun! 3 cabins, 2 heads. North 3DL sails, heater. Meticulously maintained. Fast and comfortable.
$78,800. Call Jay for more info. (541) 230-0090. 4591
42’ TROLLER CONVERSION
1969 Canadian built. New aft cabin double pane windows, prop & shaft, winch, 671 Jimmy. Approx. 2gph. Located Nanaimo, BC. Solid hull. Reduced Price $35,000.
rccampsall@hotmail.com or
(250) 756-3256, Ron 4518
SKY’S THE LIMIT
2005 Meridian 490, Cummins 330, 850 hours. Fully loaded, excellent condition. Lowest price anywhere! $278,000. Call Franz: (604) 219-9709, email:
franzlajcik@hotmail.com 4794
LOOKING FOR BOAT PARTNER
She is a Hallberg-Rassy 31 Monsun, very well equipped and capable of sailing anywhere. Currently in Elliott Bay. Asking $15,000 for 50% ownership. Contact me for details. (808) 721-3838 or
marc.emmons@hawaiianair.com 4790
48° NORTH, JANUARY 2012 PAGE 85
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