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Check out Hammock Beach Resort in Palm Coast, Florida. Nice amenities and 35 minutes from Daytona Airport and one hour from Jacksonville Airport.

Steve: You are the best. Turtle was the first 58 launched. Hatteras made changes along the way. My salon AC is generally located in the same place but the vents are different.

Training Capitan. sorry if I sound negative. If you are in the $1.5 US and up you can surely find a nice trawler. The insurance issue in the US can be a major issue. Being an experienced sailor will help you in several ways: Determine how you are going to use your boat: 1. Are you planning on...

My personal experience is that Curtis Stokes will show any boat in any continent that you are interested in:) If you have an unlimited budget the world is your oyster. If you are looking for a 55 foot Nordhavn and your budget is less than $900,000.00 you are wasting your time. Unless you are...

Give Curtis Stokes a call in Ft. Lauderdale. He will listen to your ideas and guide you until you find the boat that you need and want.

You may be right:) Maybe. Have you actually bought a boat based in a BUC price range? I'd like to have a real life example to see the condition of the boat and how much the new owner was required to make the boat come up to fair condition. No less Bristol .

You will never buy a boat based upon the BUC prices. The numbers are unrealistically low, unless you are looking for a salvage boat, that you are willing to rebuild.

It's a motor yacht. There are some 65 LRC's for sale in the USA. Hatteras built LRC's in these lengths: 42, 48, 58 and 65 foot. There is a nice 48 going on the market in North Carolina and in the next few months, I will be put my 58 LRC on the market. Interested buyers can learn about LRC's...

I agree it is not a 65 LRC. If the guy can look at the starboard hull there will be a marking with a hull id. It could be a Hatt but not an LRC. If it is a Hatt the hull ID will Show hATAX.

Our 58 Hatteras LRC, Bow to my Stern, has a Vetus 48 volt Bow Thruster and we just replaced a Stern Thruster with Vetus 48 Volt Stern Rim Drives, the newest technology! Quiet, installed non-intrusively in lazerite and very effective. There is no other LRC that currently has this incredible...

Unfortunately, there are some LRCs that are on the market for $250-$375,000 dollars. But they are "project boats" and it will cost $150,000-$200,000 to bring them back and at least two years to do it.

IMHO it is not a good idea to "lug" a high powered engine. Carbon build-up and problem with igniters.

The 58 Hatteras LRc has 4 center lined fuel tanks is carried 2450 gallons of diesel and with Detroit Diesels 471 naturals (no turbos, or computers) . It burns 2-3 gallons an hour at 1300-1500 rpm. 7-9 knots.

We have a nice 58 Foot Hatteras LRC in Palm Coast Florida that fits the job. If you would like to visit and come aboard send us an email. BowtomyStern@gmail.com

I would highly recommend you contact Captain Chris in Vero Beach, Florida. He and his wife, Captain Alyse can cover all your questions and training needs. They can guide you in the boat selection process and training needs you in all the skills you will need. Based upon their certification...