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56’ FORMOSA CC ’81 ...............................399,000 No expense was spared from the multiple watermakers to the flat-screen TVs in every stateroom. Seller will consider smaller yacht or property in trade. Easy to preview at our sales docks.
47’ BENETEAU 47.3 ’04 .............................249,000 An opportunity to own a like-new Beneteau. She is ocean-going, fast, good looking, spacious and very powerful. Whether you’re sailing to Catalina or around the world, she’s waiting for you!
45’ MORGAN CENTER COCKPIT ’94 ........154,500 If you are searching for a beautiful yacht with a class feel to her and loads of space, huge owner’s stateroom, you have found it. This boat sails well and gives you all the comforts of home.
43’ BENETEAU 432 ’87 ...............................99,000 This quality-built Beneteau 432 has extensive cruising equipment to make your adventure enjoyable and safe. She has been well maintained and cared for by a marine professional. Possible slip transfer.
41’ MORGAN CLASSIC CC ’87 ....................79,900 This is the Classic at its best, the latest edition as sold in 1987. The modern underbody with modified fin keel provides an easy motion while underway and surprising speed under sail or power.
39’ CAL ’78 ....................................................59,500 She has been to Mexico and back. 631 hours on her re- built engine. Receipts, repair details and improvements since 1985 and the repair and maintenance log from 1991 forward.
36’ CATALINA Mk II ’97 89,900 L-shaped dinette with table that folds down flat on the forward bulkhead, providing the room of a 40-footer. Clean, well-maintained, all the basic equipment.Come see her at our docks.
30’ LM PILOTHOUSE ’84 .............................57,500 Extremely seaworthy with an efficient long fin keel and a skeg-hung rudder that provide performance and handing characteristics that will satisfy the needs of the most discriminating sailor.
29’ LANCER ’78...............................................9,400 This is one very clean, very pretty, and a very good deal. The sails, rig and hull appear to be in great shape. The engine is a diesel with the reputation to outlast us all. Make the call and check her out!
45’ CHRIS CRAFT COMMANDER ’80 ..........69,000 A great family or live-aboard vessel with tons of storage, roomy hanging lockers, two nice showers and a very private master stateroom aft. The forward stateroom will accommodate five.
42’ CHRIS CRAFT CATALINA 426 ’86 ......109,000 EXTRAORDINARY - that’s the one word that will come to mind when you approach Dolcetto on the dock, and the word that will come up in your mind again when you step inside her spacious interior.
38’ BAYLINER 3807 ’85 ...............................84,500 A real beauty! The condition of the vessel, combined with the innovative and roomy two-stateroom interior and all of the upgrades throughout make this vessel worthy of your inspection.
34’ SEA RAY 340 SUNDANCER ‘87 .............28,500 The Sea Ray 340 Sundancer is one of the best selling mid-cabin express boats in the USA. She has great styling, she is very roomy, and she is great on the open water. Fewer than 860 hours on her.
Serving West Coast Brokers for over 21 years!
29’ BLACKFIN FB SPORTFISH ’88 .............62,500 A very popular well-built sportfisher with a great reputation for speed, quality and a good ride. Repower with Yanmars in 2000 made the boat lighter, faster and more fuel efficient. Large fishing cockpit.
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21’ GRADY-WHITE 208 ADVENTURE ’99 ....23,000 This is a great boat for a day of fishing, cruising or even an overnight stay. The name Grady-White is known for smooth rides and stable handling whether you are running coastal or inland waters.
October 2010 • California Yachts
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