1985 President 41 Double Cabin, Aft Entry Sundeck
41' Length, 13' Beam, 3' Draft. 24' Air Draft
$60,000
Ingleside, TX
Contact Scott Cox (Owner) - Conversation is preferred
This boat has had extensive engine work and many upgrades in the last five years. I'm the third owner and I bought her in 2020. I've had her out about 50 times with many of those being on anchor up to a week. From Florida to Texas, I've never been stranded. Running with barges on the Intracoastal Wateryway and ocean going tankers on the Mississipi, she never faultered. She fires up and runs great every time. A testament to the Lehmans. She turns on a dime and is really easy to dock. She's in Ingleside, TX now in a nice quiet marina.
New engine work, new systems work, new interior work and new exterior work. She's needs some cosmetic work, mostly teak refinishing. But this boat is NOT a dock queen!! It is a well equipped, reliable vessel and a great live-aboard boat. Tested and proven!
Double Cabin, Queen in Fore Cabin, Twin beds in Aft Cabin
2 Full Heads, One Forward, One Aft
Twin Diesels - Ford Dover 2725E (Lehman SP135) Straight 6 Cylinder Non-Turbo Diesels (~1,350 Hrs / each, Original Motors))
Twin Helm - Flybridge and Lower/Salon Helms, each with full controls, Capilano Hydraulic Steering
420 Gallon Fuel capasity (Diesel) (2 -210 gallon tanks, mounted outboard of motors port and starboard)
120 Gallons Fresh Water - Stainless steel tanks (1-70 gallon and 1-50 gallon, below floorboards centered and forward)
Spectra 14 gph Water Maker
Rariton ElectraScan Type 1 Marine Sanitation Device w/ 15 gal Holding Tank (This is a BIG deal for cruising. Look this up.)
Two Jabsco Electric Flush Toilets (Raw Water, 12 VDC)
NorPro 9KW Diesel Genset
550 Amp Solar Panels
400 Amp Hours Battleborn Lithium Iron Phosphate (Lifepo4)
Victron Multi 3KW Inverter
Victron Solar Charger
Garmin 4210 Chartplotter with network, radar and weather
Garmin SV70 Side View Sonar / Depth Sounder
Dual Monitors on Lower Helm for PC based GPS/GIS system
New Auto-Pilot with Octopus Hydraulic Pump
AC/DC NorCold Refrigerator/Freezer (Will run on solar/lithiums while on anchor)
Induction Stovetop 110VAC
Convection Microwave 110VAC
18,000 BTU Water Cooled Marine Air Conditioner with Element Heater 110VAC
12,000 BTU Split Unit Air Conditioner and Heat Pump 110VAC
Poly Dock Box on Upper helm for storage - Has extra lines, chain, etc.
Fiberglass Life Jacket Box facing rear deck. - Has 5 or 6 life jackets
80 Lb Storm Anchor
59 Lb Hinged Plow
45 Lb Plow
315 feet of 3/8 inch Galvanized Chain
100 feet of 5/16 inch galvanized Chain
100 feet 3/4 Anchor Rope
Lots of dock lines and fenders
Full suite of safety gear, life jackets, etc
Many, many spare parts. Many items and accessories not mentioned.
There's lots to do on this boat, mechanically and cosmetically, but a lot has been done already. As an engineer, I focused on the functionality of the systems for cruising and not the "pretty" part. It was rewarded by many comfortable nights on anchor in a quiet paradise. If you're good at teak refinishing and painting, you could add a lot of value to this boat. There's a dock queen in Florida just like this one selling for $160K.
$60,000 Negotiable
Will consider trades and partial trades for land, 4x4 pickup, side by side, trailerable sailboat, etc. What do you have?
Contact Scott at energy@coxnet.com or 210-663-5870. Conversation is preferred. Serious buyers only, please.
41' Length, 13' Beam, 3' Draft. 24' Air Draft
$60,000
Ingleside, TX
Contact Scott Cox (Owner) - Conversation is preferred
This boat has had extensive engine work and many upgrades in the last five years. I'm the third owner and I bought her in 2020. I've had her out about 50 times with many of those being on anchor up to a week. From Florida to Texas, I've never been stranded. Running with barges on the Intracoastal Wateryway and ocean going tankers on the Mississipi, she never faultered. She fires up and runs great every time. A testament to the Lehmans. She turns on a dime and is really easy to dock. She's in Ingleside, TX now in a nice quiet marina.
New engine work, new systems work, new interior work and new exterior work. She's needs some cosmetic work, mostly teak refinishing. But this boat is NOT a dock queen!! It is a well equipped, reliable vessel and a great live-aboard boat. Tested and proven!
Double Cabin, Queen in Fore Cabin, Twin beds in Aft Cabin
2 Full Heads, One Forward, One Aft
Twin Diesels - Ford Dover 2725E (Lehman SP135) Straight 6 Cylinder Non-Turbo Diesels (~1,350 Hrs / each, Original Motors))
Twin Helm - Flybridge and Lower/Salon Helms, each with full controls, Capilano Hydraulic Steering
420 Gallon Fuel capasity (Diesel) (2 -210 gallon tanks, mounted outboard of motors port and starboard)
120 Gallons Fresh Water - Stainless steel tanks (1-70 gallon and 1-50 gallon, below floorboards centered and forward)
Spectra 14 gph Water Maker
Rariton ElectraScan Type 1 Marine Sanitation Device w/ 15 gal Holding Tank (This is a BIG deal for cruising. Look this up.)
Two Jabsco Electric Flush Toilets (Raw Water, 12 VDC)
NorPro 9KW Diesel Genset
550 Amp Solar Panels
400 Amp Hours Battleborn Lithium Iron Phosphate (Lifepo4)
Victron Multi 3KW Inverter
Victron Solar Charger
Garmin 4210 Chartplotter with network, radar and weather
Garmin SV70 Side View Sonar / Depth Sounder
Dual Monitors on Lower Helm for PC based GPS/GIS system
New Auto-Pilot with Octopus Hydraulic Pump
AC/DC NorCold Refrigerator/Freezer (Will run on solar/lithiums while on anchor)
Induction Stovetop 110VAC
Convection Microwave 110VAC
18,000 BTU Water Cooled Marine Air Conditioner with Element Heater 110VAC
12,000 BTU Split Unit Air Conditioner and Heat Pump 110VAC
Poly Dock Box on Upper helm for storage - Has extra lines, chain, etc.
Fiberglass Life Jacket Box facing rear deck. - Has 5 or 6 life jackets
80 Lb Storm Anchor
59 Lb Hinged Plow
45 Lb Plow
315 feet of 3/8 inch Galvanized Chain
100 feet of 5/16 inch galvanized Chain
100 feet 3/4 Anchor Rope
Lots of dock lines and fenders
Full suite of safety gear, life jackets, etc
Many, many spare parts. Many items and accessories not mentioned.
There's lots to do on this boat, mechanically and cosmetically, but a lot has been done already. As an engineer, I focused on the functionality of the systems for cruising and not the "pretty" part. It was rewarded by many comfortable nights on anchor in a quiet paradise. If you're good at teak refinishing and painting, you could add a lot of value to this boat. There's a dock queen in Florida just like this one selling for $160K.
$60,000 Negotiable
Will consider trades and partial trades for land, 4x4 pickup, side by side, trailerable sailboat, etc. What do you have?
Contact Scott at energy@coxnet.com or 210-663-5870. Conversation is preferred. Serious buyers only, please.
