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114' CODECASA 1974. Full displacement motoryacht, 5,000 mile range. Teak and mahogany interior. $895,000. Ask for WILLIAM PALMER.
96' CRESCENT MOTORYACHT 1997. Jack Sarin design. 22.5' beam, 3,640 gallons fuel. 5 staterooms plus crew. Ask for DENNIS MORAN.
85' CHEOY LEE 1987. Custom Fexas design, twin Detroit Diesels, four staterooms. Two 32kw generators. $865,000. Ask for MASON STARING.
63' HANSE 2007. Custom performance cruiser. Three staterooms, three heads, teak decks, carbon fiber mast. $675,000. Ask for MASON STARING.
62' LITTLE HARBOR 1982. Performance cruiser powered by twin Perkins diesels. Teak interior, four staterooms, four heads. Ask for TOM CORKETT.
62' SALTHOUSE 2003. Long range yachtfisher. Cummins QSM 11 diesels, three staterooms, enclosed bridge. $799,000. Ask for DENNIS MORAN.
50' CUSTOM RHODES 1963. ROWENA, a classic mahogany yacht. Recent refit. Teak decks, master stateroom and quarter berths. Ask for JIM ELLIOTT.
46' J BOATS 2000. Yanmar diesel. Cherry interior, carbon fiber mast. New Quantum main and jib in 2012. $348,000. Ask for DENNIS MORAN.
44' SWAN MKII 2002. Frers design, two staterooms, two heads. Sloop rig, custom bow sprit, watermaker. $455,000. Ask for TODD RITTENHOUSE.
36' TIARA OPEN 1988. Full tuna tower. Upgraded and updated with new electronics and interior soft goods. $64,900. Ask for WILLIAM PALMER.
35' HACKER-CRAFT TRIPLE 1998. Classic express powered by twin Mercruisers, modified mahogany V hull. $109,000. Ask for MASON STARING.
33' RIVIERA 2006. D6 Volvo diesels. Factory hard top, teak cockpit. Radar/GPS/chart plotter, bait well. $219,000. Ask for TODD RITTENHOUSE.
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