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Looking: Full displacement, mid to late 80s, East Coast

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proudsailor

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Vessel Name
La Barca Beulah
Vessel Make
DeFever 44 OC
Howdy- We think we're ready for the plunge. Looking for a well cared for full displacement 2 head, 2 stateroom, stabilized trawler on the east coast. Something along the lines of a DeFever 44, Kadey 42, or something similar. Appreciate any leads or inquiries.
Mark
 
I don't think a Defever 44 is full displacement hull. A KK 42 is, but if stabilized you mean hydraulic fins, most KK 42s do not have them. Also in that era there are few other full displacement boats. The only other one I can think of is the Hatteras LRC but a little older than your criterion. Some percentage do have stabilizers.

David
 
David- Thanks for responding. DeFever 44 is full displacement event. full displacement

There are some KK42s stabilized and in fact one in FL we're going to consider that has Naiads in it.

Appreciate anyone's insights on other makes/models we can consider under 50' that is full displacement, stabilized, and 2SR 2 head.
 
Hi all- still looking! We've upped our search to late 80s to late 90s stabilized, 2 head/2 stateroom fuel efficient live aboard/long range trawler. Love the KK42s and DeFever 44s but will look at all in that vein. East coast preferred. Thanks for your consideration!
Mark & Patty
 
50' Bestway CPMY

I have an early 80's model Bestway 50' CPMY with pair of Cat 3116'S. Made in Taiwan very similar to Marine Trader. Solid fiberglass. Roomy 2/2 with full beam aft deck and cockpit. Great view from bridge which seats 7 comfortably. Like all older boats she's a work in progress with new canvas, exterior paint, interior upgrades, etc in past 5 years. Runs well and very economical on fuel. Located in Palm Beach/Hypoluxo area. Will send pics if interested. My son's college tuition forces sale!
 
Thanks for reaching out Kevin- we've moved into "newer boat" territory and now looking for something into the 90s or newer and long range. What is her tankage and burn rate?
 
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