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36 sportfisher/lobster boat

Discussion in 'Marketplace' started by joe, Nov 4, 2002.

  1. joe
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    joe Junior Member

    Im starting a new project to sell. Im finishing off a new 36x13 (downeast hull design and top) with a Yanmar 300hp, 2'' stainless shaft, two 150 gal fuel tanks, Class II hyrd. power steering, all window case in rubber, 14'' hyrd. hauler. The boat will be finished in composite materials for lite building and strenght, down front they will be a v berth, enclosed head with shower, two bunks or small kitchen area with sink and two burner stove top with three drawers and two opening door , untilty locker, hanging locker as well. The whole entire boat will sprayed with gel coat, then sanded and bluffed to a shine. All the flat surfaces will get 1 1/2'' border with a colored no-skid, All the hardware and fasteners will be stainless and all guards and rails are PVC. This boat will be smooth with a yacht finish and lite weight but very strong. Any questions or comments please Call or e-mail me 207-374-5195, eatonscustomboats2001@yahoo.com
     
    joe, Nov 4, 2002
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  2. Jeff
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    Jeff Moderator

    Welcome to our forums Joe. Moving this thread to the Marketplace Forum since it's perty much an advertisement. If you want to post some photos and more details during construction though to show this project off to more people, you are welcome to, or better yet, please add some photos to the gallery

    Thanks!

    And again, welcome to our forums.
     
    Jeff, Nov 4, 2002
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  3. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Would you also consider selling a finished hull only for a home builder to finish as desired?

    Who is the designer? What is the predicted weight and cruising speed with the 300 hp Yanmar?
     
    Guest, Nov 4, 2002
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  4. joe
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    joe Junior Member

    yes, I could sell the boat at any stage. The design is a Osmond 36, It will cruise around 16 mph and top out at 20-22 mph. if your looking for more power 400-425 hp is cruise 25mph top out 29-32 mph. call me if want to talk, 1-207-374-5195
     
    joe, Nov 4, 2002
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  5. joe
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    joe Junior Member

    Jeff, thanks the help
     
    joe, Nov 4, 2002
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  6. fishboat
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    fishboat Junior Member

    Guest,

    There are many builders of lobster / cape island hulls that will finish to any degree from bare hull to fully fitted yacht. Here's a start:

    http://www.nsboats.com/
     
    fishboat, Nov 5, 2002
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  8. joe
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    joe Junior Member

    :)
     
    joe, Sep 23, 2003
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