Got an extra $14 million lying around?
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CPseudonym
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The owner happens to be a member here. Nice gentleman.
RT Firefly
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Greetings,
Holy crapola! Fuel-17,500 gallons! I couldn't afford to fill the tanks...Doesn't mention range...
Holy crapola! Fuel-17,500 gallons! I couldn't afford to fill the tanks...Doesn't mention range...
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12 Toilets?!?
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I've lusted after this vessel since it was delivered! The delivery video is worth watching: http://www.nordhavn.com/interactive/videos/
bcam
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Roger that. I will have to say that the last time he was along on a trip, he came on a Cutwater 31 and had a great time by leaving the 12 joker valves at home!
Capt.Bill11
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I'm guessing based on some of the other equipment listed that the heads on bboard are Head Hunters. If so, none of the heads has a joker valve.
So you can get your checkbook out now.
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So far it looped from China past Japan to Alaska on down to BC. It likely has the chops to finish the Pacific Ocean loop.
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I have only stayed in the inland waters of the Salish Sea. If I were going to head out and cross oceans, I think I would go back to a sailboat. I could get a great passagemaker and save $13 million or so.
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I'm guessing based on some of the other equipment listed that the heads on bboard are Head Hunters. If so, none of the heads has a joker valve.
So you can get your checkbook out now.
Busted
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West
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I thought it was. Glad you popped in to confirm.
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Hey, good odds that at least ONE head is working when you HAVE to go.
Nordhavn and 120' just didn't work from a marketing standpoint. As you get to 120 and above there's a plethora of seaworthy boats. Where Nordhavn's focus has been is the 40-80' market and more recently 60-80' and seaworthiness at price points less than the 120'+ boats.
menzies
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Yes, but this thread says she is for sale, but the link is to another Aurora.
Right.
menzies
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The one in post #1 link is still for sale if you hurry!
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Diesel Duck
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The link in post #1 was the correct link when I posted it. Obviously the link has somehow been changed, most likely by the people who manage the website where the ad was posted.
Here is another link from that same website showing the N120:
AURORA - 120' 7" Nordhavn Now Offered For Sale | Worth Avenue Yachts
Note: As someone else has already mentioned, Aurora has been sold. She is now on her way down the Pacific coast to San Diego.
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Here is another link from that same website showing the N120:
AURORA - 120' 7" Nordhavn Now Offered For Sale | Worth Avenue Yachts
Note: As someone else has already mentioned, Aurora has been sold. She is now on her way down the Pacific coast to San Diego.
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C lectric
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Link may go to the previous Aurora. There was an Aurora 86' Nordhaven. It was sold a few years ago after the owner took delivery of the 120' vessel.
We met the owner, with the 86', about 5-6 ?? years ago at Shawl Bay in the Broughtons. No, we did not get to know him, just talked to him a bit so we got a TINY bit of history about the boats.
Yes, he was very friendly and excited about the new boat, er ship.
Don't blame him.
We saw the 120' boat at Echo Bay, Broughtons , although he was not aboard.
Guess he cruised where he wanted and now the boat can please another owner.
Hope he enjoyed his time with the boat and is well.
We met the owner, with the 86', about 5-6 ?? years ago at Shawl Bay in the Broughtons. No, we did not get to know him, just talked to him a bit so we got a TINY bit of history about the boats.
Yes, he was very friendly and excited about the new boat, er ship.
Don't blame him.
We saw the 120' boat at Echo Bay, Broughtons , although he was not aboard.
Guess he cruised where he wanted and now the boat can please another owner.
Hope he enjoyed his time with the boat and is well.
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