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For Sale: 1992 36' saberline
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PenBayCruiser
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Nice boat. There's a 1991 in FL for $74K & 1990 in VA for $84K. What sets this one apart from those for $45 & $35K less?
Saberline
The main factor is condition.
Kept inside until 2 years ago, extensive consistent maintenance
I have had friends, other marine surveyors look at the other vessels.
Not even close, priced accordingly.
The boat in Vt. just sold or at least has a deposit on it.
Thanks
The main factor is condition.
Kept inside until 2 years ago, extensive consistent maintenance
I have had friends, other marine surveyors look at the other vessels.
Not even close, priced accordingly.
The boat in Vt. just sold or at least has a deposit on it.
Thanks
PenBayCruiser
Veteran Member
I did notice the appearance was considerably better. Thanks for the response.
TT54
Veteran Member
Love it
If it is listed as Warwick RI then we have been looking at it over and over. Love the boat. I think that it is sold, right. We asked our broker about it a couple of days ago and if this is Raindance we are out of luck.
Still love the boat.
TT54
If it is listed as Warwick RI then we have been looking at it over and over. Love the boat. I think that it is sold, right. We asked our broker about it a couple of days ago and if this is Raindance we are out of luck.
Still love the boat.
TT54
TT54
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Trawler for sale
I looked at Yachtworld and thought it was still for sale. I guess our broker got it mixed up. When she contacted your broker he said it was under contract. I have a couple of questions.
1. GPH at cruise and max?
2. Hours on generator?
3. Tank materials?
Thank you
I looked at Yachtworld and thought it was still for sale. I guess our broker got it mixed up. When she contacted your broker he said it was under contract. I have a couple of questions.
1. GPH at cruise and max?
2. Hours on generator?
3. Tank materials?
Thank you
Hi,
The engines are 3000 max rpm / 18kts projected WOT / approx. 14 gal / hr
Usually run at 8 - 10 Kts 4.8 - 6 gal / hr average for 40 hrs last season.
Project about 12 - 15 gal / hr at WOT.
Boat will cruise at 15 - 16kts depending on load / sea conditions at 2800 rpm. Average fuel over 8 hrs 85 gal total. full tank fuel 300 gal / 100 gal water / empty holding / normal load of personal stuff for 1 week away, four people
Have done this run 4-5x same average.
Aluminum fuel tanks, port and starboard in engine room.
Two 35 gal holding tanks.
Two air conditioners.
Batteries new last two seasons.
Call me or email the broker Mike Farman 401-884-1690
This weekend is Newport Boat show so he may not answer.
Have the broker contact him.
Thanks,
The engines are 3000 max rpm / 18kts projected WOT / approx. 14 gal / hr
Usually run at 8 - 10 Kts 4.8 - 6 gal / hr average for 40 hrs last season.
Project about 12 - 15 gal / hr at WOT.
Boat will cruise at 15 - 16kts depending on load / sea conditions at 2800 rpm. Average fuel over 8 hrs 85 gal total. full tank fuel 300 gal / 100 gal water / empty holding / normal load of personal stuff for 1 week away, four people
Have done this run 4-5x same average.
Aluminum fuel tanks, port and starboard in engine room.
Two 35 gal holding tanks.
Two air conditioners.
Batteries new last two seasons.
Call me or email the broker Mike Farman 401-884-1690
This weekend is Newport Boat show so he may not answer.
Have the broker contact him.
Thanks,
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