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43’ MARINE TRADER LA BELLE ’81 ..................114,900 Inside, two staterooms with heads, large galley and large salon leave nothing more to desire. A large sundeck and flybridge assure that you have a great entertainment venue.
36’CARVER 3607 ’86 .................................................69,000 Carver’s most successful model. Two private staterooms with heads, large salon, galley, bridge and sundeck. Twin diesels and generator. Great for family getaways or live-aboard.
29’ CRUISERS 297 ELEGANTE ’86 .........................22,900 Rebuilt engines, good gel coat, fresh canvas and a nice clean boat make this a great choice for a weekend boater. Below decks, her V-drive configuration makes space for two staterooms.
60’ MORELLI & MELVIN ‘STARS & STRIPES’ ’88 199,000 Get there FAST in this rocketship. Dennis Conner built two of these 60-footers for the 1988 America’s Cup defense. She has raced to Ensenada, Cabo San Lucas, and Chicago Mac.
36’ ISLANDER ’73 .......................................................29,500 Good condition racer/cruiser. Newer rigging (2007). Yanmar engine, re-wired, inverter/charger and very nice upholstery below. Two-boat owner looks forward to an expeditious sale.
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34’ PACIFIC SEACRAFT CREALOCK VOYAGER ’90 98,500 Superb design, uncompromising construction and unfaltering attention to every possible detail combine magnificently to create an exceptional, well-mannered cruising yacht.
42’ CHRIS CRAFT CATALINA 426 ’86 ...................89,000 This boat has been continually maintained to the highest degree and needs new owners with a strong sense of pride. Seller will consider a trade for smaller trailerable boat.
38’ LAGUNA SPORTFISH/CONVERTIBLE ’74 ...45,000 These well-appointed sportfishers are known for their extremely strong fiberglass hulls. Excellent handling in rough seas and a nice comfortable ride. Located in the Bay Area.
38’ RINLAND VLET ’91 ..........................................165,000 Beautiful steel Dutch canal boat that cruised Europe, then was shipped to San Diego in 1998. Since then, a new Caterpillar engine was installed and a major refit ensued January 2011.
37’ C&L SEA RANGER AFT-CABIN TRAWLER ’79 77,500 Launched new in 1982, she represents the largest-volume sea- going trawler that can fit into many 35' slips. She is extremely economical to run and powered by twin Lehman diesels.
36’ SCIMITAR 3650 POWER CAT ’01 .................299,000 When it was ordered there were more than 30 options added including refrigeration, hard top, electronics, solar panels, upper helm, and upgraded to 125-hp Yanmar engines.
34’ SEA RAY 340 SUNDANCER ’87 .........................34,900 Absolutely the best 340 Sundancer currently on the market. She has spent most of her life in fresh water. Recently had an upgraded fresh water cooling system installed on both engines.
34’ CALIFORNIAN ’79 ...............................................49,900 An Ideal yacht if you’re looking for seaworthiness, efficiency, comfort and good looks. With reliable twin 85-hp Perkins, you can expect low bills at the fuel dock. At our docks.
Serving West Coast Brokers for over 22 years!
32’ CARVER 3297 MARINER ’89 ............................49,900 Really nice listing! Center-entrance transom door, large cockpit, huge salon, functional head/shower, spacious master and walk- around forward deck.
31’ ALBIN TOURNAMENT EXPRESS 370 Cummins ’00 169,000 She presents like a new boat. Owned by a knowledgeable yachtsman and maintained beautifully. Powered by twin Cummins 370B diesel engines with only 500 hours.
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