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Wayfarer said:
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This. I want this badly. She doesn't appear to have a genny, or A/C, and there doesn't seem to be much room in the engine room for any such additions. Otherwise, she's prettymuch exactly what I'm looking for.
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I had the sister to this. She was a 32, Wittholtz. I restored her and then sold her off. Great boat and still kinda miss it. Great lines.
 
Wayfarer said:
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This. I want this badly. She doesn't appear to have a genny, or A/C, and there doesn't seem to be much room in the engine room for any such additions. Otherwise, she's prettymuch exactly what I'm looking for.
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Geeeezzz Wayfarer, she sure is a pretty! But, if you are looking for the three items she's doesn't have - be careful not to get disappointed soon after purchase. AC and gen set can be fixed with several (maybe many $1k) "boat dollars". ER lack of space can never be.

Best Luck! - Art
 
Art said:
Geeeezzz Wayfarer, she sure is a pretty! But, if you are looking for the three items she's doesn't have - be careful not to get disappointed soon after purchase. AC and gen set can be fixed with several (maybe many $1k) "boat dollars". ER lack of space can never be.

Best Luck! - Art
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The longer I look, the more I realize she wont cut the mustard. As heart achingly beautiful as she is. I don't see anywhere to put a laundry machine, there's no oven, no genny, no A/C and there really isn't very much storage. She'd be a great weekender, but I don't think she's the live aboard I'm looking for. For about an hour, she was perfect. It was a short love affair. :smitten:
 
Saw this on Craigslist in Virginia first $30K.

Ultimate Trawler Yacht- 1985 model- Naval Academy Trainer- 108" x 24' x 7'- over 1900 sq. ft. living space- 5 state rooms- 3 heads w/showers- large main salon-seats 15 in mess room- separate galley w/2 stainless refrigerator freezers- marine AC- twin screw 12-71 Detroits- 2) 50 KW generator sets- water maker- 1 main engine & 1 generator running- low hrs.- wood hull double planked Alaskan cedar- no leaks in hull (marine surveyors say these hulls are best built in history)- aluminum pilot house & main cabin. This is a "fixer upper" (Ya think!)

Steelydon


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Small world item, I had reason to communicate with either the just past owner or current owner of this advertisement. Honored that he was interested in our "Tenacious" which is a near match for the recent "Wayfarer" posting. The Tenacious is 28 feet.
This boat below, is a extremely well done conversion of a then working tug.

50' wood tug conversion

Al-Ketchikan (Bridge to Nowhere) Alaska
 
Donsan said:
A Beneteau sailboat without the mast??? The front looks like one.
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Sugar scoop stern and sailboat type cockpit helm too. It has eyes to see where it is going but why the strange spotlight setup.
 
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jukesy said:
Speaking of ugly. This one has been sitting here in Victoria for the past couple of weeks. She's a Wally Yacht and somebody thought this was a good idea.View attachment 34413View attachment 34414
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Wow - thats that crazy fast Wally design - with the right power that thing can go 50 or 60 knots. I wonder how it ended up in Victoria - thats a long way from its place of registration. Can't believe that it cruised all that distance under its own power.
 
I think if anyone was going to photoshop something like this they would've started with a Airstream.
 
River Cruiser said:
I think if anyone was going to photoshop something like this they would've started with a Airstream.
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Airstream plus boat done well = Thunderbird!
 

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Greetings,
Mr. Steely. YP 678 has been posted on TF before. She sank and was re-floated. More that a fixer-upper I'd say. Even if you paid me $30K I still wouldn't take it. It would be interesting to find out just what surveyors said "best built hulls in history". I suspect their reputations would end up in the crapper in short order.
 
healhustler said:
Ron....I was just about to poo-poo your photo when I saw the fly-bridge. I feel OK about it now.:thumb:
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At first glance the masts of the sailboat in back of her look like she has outriggers for trolling. I'm being kind calling it "her"
 
Tad Roberts said:
Not as fast as the 80 footer, but this boat will take you to all the same places at 1/5th the entrance fee.....

1990 Bill Garden Pilothouse Power Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com

The interior doesn't make me comfortable, it's not very boaty....but it's all there.
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Hmmm. Few frills, serious cruiser. Obviously built to do the job. Nice engine space. If I was stuck in a blow, I'd hope it would be in something like that. Looks like an Island Packett PY in profile. Impressive hardware. Wonder what the windows are.
 
healhustler said:
Nice engine space.
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One of the first things I noticed was the paper towel holder mounted to the overhead. Now there's a great idea that I never would have thought of.
 
Larry, I was thinking it looked a bit like my PY also, but beefier.

I like the short mast for the steadying sail. Balances the looks of the boat out IMO. I wonder if a mast for a get home sail could be installed on mine without breaking the bank? Something "steppable".
 
cardude01 said:
. I wonder if a mast for a get home sail could be installed on mine without breaking the bank? Something "steppable".
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You know, I was wondering about that too. With the depth of that well in the forward cockpit, why not, you're already part way to the keel. Take a look at how IP does the SP Cruiser and copy.
 
Tad Roberts said:
Not as fast as the 80 footer, but this boat will take you to all the same places at 1/5th the entrance fee.....

1990 Bill Garden Pilothouse Power Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com

The interior doesn't make me comfortable, it's not very boaty....but it's all there.
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Wousers! That one checks a lot of boxes for me! I actually like the modern minimalist interior down below - the galley especially. The pilot house could use some - I don't know what. Overall, I love it - esp for that price range!

Thanks for sharing, Tad!!
 
Tad Roberts said:
Not as fast as the 80 footer, but this boat will take you to all the same places at 1/5th the entrance fee.....

1990 Bill Garden Pilothouse Power Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com

The interior doesn't make me comfortable, it's not very boaty....but it's all there.
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Per stats on sale page:

Geezz, not too shabby! – 1100 gallons fuel at approx. 6.4 nmpg = 6336 nautical miles with 110 gal (10%) fuel reserve… that’s at 7k; wonder the range at 6k?

Tanks
Fresh Water Tanks: Stainless steel (560 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: (1100 Gallons)

Engine and Mechanical
Economical 135 hp Lugger L6414D diesel with John Deere block (4400 hrs) only burns 1.1 gallons an hour doing 7k @ 1350 rpm. Single lever Morris controls. Fuel filtration and transfer system. Halon fire suppression system. Dripless shaft gland. Trolling valve.
 
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