Who on here just purchased the CAMMENGA NORTH SEA TRAWLER?

[Adopo]

If someone on this forum purchased this I would love to hear about it. I thought this was one of the coolest boats listed, although it was for sale for a very long time. Neat boat! A proper little ship....in Portsmouth, RI.

https://www.devalk.nl/en/yachtbrokerage/302143/CAMMENGA-NORTH-SEA-TRAWLER.html

 

[Nick14]

In Portsmouth RI?!?! Did it arrive here by ship?

That's almost in my backyard. How did I miss this?

 

[mvweebles]

In Portsmouth RI?!?! Did it arrive here by ship?

That's almost in my backyard. How did I miss this?

This boat has been for sale for at least a few years. Another example of how custom boats are difficult to sell.

Sure is a good looking boat with a nicely done refit.

Peter

 

[Adopo]

She had a massively expensive restoration around 2005, would be interesting to see how the past 17 years have treated her.

 

[Adopo]

a few more...

 

[kthoennes]

Wow. Somebody poured a ton of money into that project.

 

[RT Firefly]

Greetings,
Mr. k. Literally took the words right out of my mouth and just think, she'll have to be done AGAIN at some point (perhaps not to that extent).

 

[Judy at JWY]

The original owner was Tim Guinness of the ale fame. He brought her on her own bottom from England to FL. I sold her in 2003 for $187,500 to the client who did the extensive restoration.

 

[Adopo]

The original owner was Tim Guinness of the ale fame. He brought her on her own bottom from England to FL. I sold her in 2003 for $187,500 to the client who did the extensive restoration.

I could see a Guinness stout in a cold frosted glass on her, I'll toast to that! Fabulous beer...

 

[Adopo]

This boat has been for sale for at least a few years. Another example of how custom boats are difficult to sell.

Sure is a good looking boat with a nicely done refit.

Peter

2160 days before selling...that is a long time indeed.

 

[Thomas909]

I just heard that she sold for $285,000 pretty good number i think