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Now, if someone would just snap up this 55' Seahorse Duck then my day dreams could stop causing hives.

Me, me, me ... I wish. What a ship ... I want one ... :pirate:

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There has to be a story behind this boat. It looks like a great deal. Just wonder why so lightly used, and why such a good price. Yes, it looks tempting.
 
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If anyone is truly interested in a DD, one already circumnavigated and in true "sail-away" condition, check out "Doramac".

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She is a truly fine boat.
 
Amadeus look like a case of a person of means constructing their dream but once built realized they or a loved one lacked the sea legs or desire. I wonder how often that happens with some of the other brands? Such as Nordhavn, Selene and Krogen.
 
Amadeus look like a case of a person of means constructing their dream but once built realized they or a loved one lacked the sea legs or desire. I wonder how often that happens with some of the other brands? Such as Nordhavn, Selene and Krogen.

Good question!
 
CP-I saw somewhat of an answer to your question a few weeks ago. It should be taken with a grain of salt as it covers ony a single point in time and it was given out by one of the builders involved, but here it is: As a % of boats registered-Krogen had the lowest % of boats on the used market, Nordhavn was next and Selene had the highest %. Not sure what that says about your questions, but there it is.
 
Me, me, me ... I wish. What a ship ... I want one ... :pirate:

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Love it! Strong, high railings, wide 360-degree decks, although the flying bridge is unnecessary, and I can't afford it.
 
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