1991
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$199,000
REDUCED by $40,000 as of Sept. 1st! Pride of ownership shows throughout this fine yacht, evidenced by the surveyor’s recent 2010 report; “maintained by a very knowledgeable owner with many years of experience”. … more..
1980
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$249,500
2492039
| Fuel Hull Material Beam Max Draft Engine Make Engine Model Length at Waterline Length Overall Engine Hours Number of Engines |
Diesel Steel 16 ft 6 ft Detroit Diesel 8V-92N 54 ft 60 ft 1585 1 |
Contact Information
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206-298-3377 (Charters/Sales) 206-260-7519 |
1988
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$159,000
With “one of the largest fishing platforms to be found in a flybridge boat this size” (Powerboat Guide), the 144 square foot aft deck is designed with one thing in mind…let’s go fishing!Her… more..
2001
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$99,750
Three Private sleeping areas, three full heads w/showers and pro-designed aircraft style space utilization combine to make her the “Biggest” 50′ boat you’re likely to find!… more..
1949
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$64,750
CAPE CHURCHILL’s spacious, open-plan salon and galley are perfect for a single or couple. Her professional conversion offers “all the comforts of home”, including a good-sized master stateroom w/enclosed head and basin on the upper deck.… more..
1945
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$244,500
An Excellent platform for conversion to various quarters configurations. Professional plans are available for high-end Fishing Camp. Retired USN floating electronics shop and repair barge that has been maintained in “ship-shape” fashion by USN.… more..
1970
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$79,500
The 42′ Grand Banks trawler is a true “Classic”, the standard for all other designs that followed. This “Salish Trader” is in excellent condition.… more..
1954
Manufacturer: Pacific Marine Foundation
Price: US$49,000
A legendary Swedish machine-works was founded in the village of Storebro near the Baltic Sea in 1728. Their lathes and tools set a world standard for precision and they are still manufactured today.… more..