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SELECT POWER


This Ray Hunt Chris Craft Tournament 30 is in great shape for her age. Engines maintained, good cosmetically and functional house systems.


30’ CHRIS CRAFT TOURNAMENT SPORTFISH ’76 ............... 29,000


A number of design innovations including a full-length cast iron keel providing a low center of gravity and excellent protection against grounding damage.


30’ WILLARD VEGA NOMAD ’73 ............... 49,500


Steep, plumb bow and a gentle rise of the sheer which provide her with the ability to cut through head seas with rounded forward hull sections for soft entry.


34’ MAINSHIP PILOT, RUM RUNNER EDITION ’06 ............... 159,500


She has a large open cockpit with more seating than just about any vessel in its class and size, Plus, there is no lack of space below decks.


36’ SILVERTON 360 EXPRESS ’98 ............... 69,500


effi cient cruising, family fun, fi shing, and watersports. Fantastic spectator boat for the upcoming America’s Cup in San Francisco.


This boat is an excellent platform for


36’ SCIMITAR 3650 POWER CAT ’01 ............... 249,000


Twin diesel engines, a spacious bridge that will comfortably seat six, open cockpit with transom door and large salon with plenty of windows.


38’ BAYLINER 3870 ’87 ............... 54,900


Built for a couple to cruise, with entertaining room for ten. All the comforts of home and engineered for easy handling with single engine and bow thruster.


38’ RINLAND VLET 91 ............... 115,000


Engines serviced February 2013. Both oil and inner coolers rebuilt and port turbo rebuilt. One exhaust manifold replaced on port engine.


40’ LUHRS 400 TOURNAMENT SF ’87 ............... 59,000


A nice economical ride, and upgrades including full headroom entrance to aft cabin from the cockpit, recent carpet and upholstery as well an icemaker.


43’ MARINE TRADER SD CKPT MY ’85 ............... 119,000


A great deal of living space with a large salon, U-shaped galley, plus 2 staterooms and 2 heads. Her windows and brightwork have UV protection.


45’ CHB DOUBLE-CABIN TRAWLER ’82 ............... 119,000


SELECT SAIL


38’ C&C MK III ’86 ............................................. 69,500 38’ HANS CHRISTIAN MK II ’80 ...................... 77,000 38’ ENDEAVOUR ’85 ........................................ 59,000 38’ HUNTER 380 ’99 ......................................... 89,000 39’ HALLBERG RASSY MK II CC ’00 ............ 299,000 40’ VALIANT 2 AT ............................................. 99,000 40’ SANTA CRUZ ’83 ........................................ 87,000 40’ HUNTER LEGEND 40.5 ’93 ....................... 89,500


Serving West Coast Brokers for over 24 years!


43’ KETTENBURG ’65 ...................................... 35,500 43’ GULFSTAR CC ’79 ..................................... 59,900 44’ HYLAS CENTER COCKPIT ’91 ................ 181,000 44’ C&C ’89 ..................................................... 129,000 44’ BREWER CENTER COCKPIT ’87 ........... 159,000 46’ CUSTOM KANTER ATLANTIC ’88 ........... 109,000 46’ BENETEAU OCEANIS 461 ’97 ................ 139,000


46’ KELLY/PETERSON CC ’85 ...................... 165,000 46’ HUNTER 460 ’00 ....................................... 164,000 47’ TAYANA ’91 ............................................... 189,500 48’ DUFOUR PRESTIGE ’95 .......................... 137,500 48’ MARINER MAYFLOWER CC KETCH ’81 139,500 50’ SANTA CRUZ ’81 ...................................... 139,000 57’ BOWMAN CC KETCH ’75 ........................ 199,000 58’ FARR ’87 ................................................... 295,000


35 July 2013


Long hours of dedicated maintenance by knowledgeable sellers should provide her new owners a very nice place to be for some time to come.


46’ KHA SHING SUNDECK MY ’84 ............... 129,900


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