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The beginning! Almost all passage making trawlers designed for pleasure and not cargo can trace their history in some way or another to this boat. Well done bringing her back to life! Please keep the updates coming, the trawler community will help out where we can. Thanks again, Capt. Kirk

Durbeck/Seaton I am in the process of restoring this 1972 Durbeck designed by Steven Seaton. Currently she is on the hard in Puerto Vallarta Medico. The cabin house had some water intrusion issues due to a poorly installed air conditioner. Hope to get her back in the water next year.

Do it! As a liveaboard for many years I can attest that it’s a fantastic life! Your girls will love it, or grow to love it. Relationships I’ve built with other boaters in the marina far supersede any relationships I’ve built with my neighbors on land. You’re not asking them to compromise...

40’ Defever- great “ugly” boat! I have this 1977 40’ Defever I have been working on for a couple years. She has twin Lehman 120’s, one recently rebuilt with 30 hours. (Rebuilt because the previous owner accidentally closed the Thru hull to the sea water strainer overheating the engine). Twin...

48 Durbeck Hello Stephen, I am in the process of purchasing a 1972 Durbeck located in Puerto Vallarta. The owner, Alan, a very nice fellow from California mentioned you are the architect. I am hoping I can ask you some questions regarding the boat. Is there an email where I could reach you...

Portland Oregon. Jantzen Bay Marina