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Interesting boats for sale

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Created by theselkie > 9 months ago, 21 Nov 2018
jbarnes85
VIC, 296 posts
26 Oct 2020 8:07PM
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I thought they were air vents to provide ventilation for the engine

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
29 Oct 2020 7:46PM
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jbarnes85
VIC, 296 posts
30 Oct 2020 9:41AM
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yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/salthouse-48/253540
I like the look of this. Perhaps a larger version of my cav 32. I suspect it would cost more than 10k to replace the teak deck and who knows what is under them.

DrogueOne
215 posts
30 Oct 2020 8:16AM
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Wonder who's boat this is?



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Congratulations! So now you are only a 1 1/4 boat owner again?
Interested in your view of the current market, you have been a buyer and a seller in the last few months so you have seen it from both sides. The current perception is lots of new sailors looking for a first boat, is that what you found or something different?

Bundeenabuoy
NSW, 1239 posts
31 Oct 2020 11:08AM
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Bundeenabuoy said..



DrogueOne said..
Wonder who's boat this is?





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Congratulations! So now you are only a 1 1/4 boat owner again?
Interested in your view of the current market, you have been a buyer and a seller in the last few months so you have seen it from both sides. The current perception is lots of new sailors looking for a first boat, is that what you found or something different?



Hi Drogue,
I have had good fortune buying and selling five yachts in the last two years. With the sales, each boat had something special which set them apart from the rest of the market. All the buyers were very happy to buy the boats. I do think presenting them well is necessary.
My latest purchase, the Davidson 32 is a bit of a project and I am continually learning what makes boats appealing to buyers. I am painting the dodger and touching up the topsides. I have replaced the water pump and removed the liferaft. I will probably add a furler.
Unfortunately I cannot answer your question regarding buyers with any authority.

DrogueOne
215 posts
31 Oct 2020 10:52AM
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Thanks Bundeenabuoy,
I obviously haven't read back far enough to come across your earlier boats. Will save that for the next lockdown, so hopefully will never know. You obviously have a good eye for selecting boats that have that something. +1 on your presentation, a buyer will get good vibes that the boat is well looked after and not have to look through the junk and factor in the potential extra expenditure.
Look forward to the next instalment.

saltiest1
NSW, 2558 posts
31 Oct 2020 2:16PM
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jbarnes85 said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/salthouse-48/253540
I like the look of this. Perhaps a larger version of my cav 32. I suspect it would cost more than 10k to replace the teak deck and who knows what is under them.


That deck looks like it'd come up a treat with some treatment. Shame to remove it.

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
1 Nov 2020 8:50AM
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Now, this is just crazy cheap. Don't care what the interior is like, someone needs to buy this quick so I don't!

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/kogarah/sail-boats/yacht-sparkman-and-stephens-34/1260270330



www.ss34.org/index.php/directory/ricochetii/

Photos in the ad are from the SS34 association page so may not represent her real condition.

DrogueOne
215 posts
1 Nov 2020 8:08AM
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Now, this is just crazy cheap. Don't care what the interior is like, someone needs to buy this quick so I don't!


Looks good! Quite a different interior to cruising version. Always hate seeing "health reasons" for selling, makes me a little sad. Owner obviously needs to clear the deck as it were. Hope she goes to someone who will use her rather than let her deteriorate.

simmrr
WA, 194 posts
1 Nov 2020 10:46AM
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So cheap...shouldn't last the day...

r13
NSW, 1712 posts
1 Nov 2020 9:18PM
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Hope someone can rescue this........a top club racer.............Jim Young not Jim Ross..............

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/annandale/sail-boats/yacht-project-for-sale/1260421785

r13
NSW, 1712 posts
1 Nov 2020 9:33PM
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Cripes the Rockets are coming out of hibernation................

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/willoughby/sail-boats/yacht-young-rocket-780/1260372337

Craig66
NSW, 2466 posts
2 Nov 2020 9:56PM
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POA.......

au.yachtworld.com/boats/2010/custom-van-der-graaf-bv-3524349/





cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
2 Nov 2020 10:13PM
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Cripes the Rockets are coming out of hibernation................

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/willoughby/sail-boats/yacht-young-rocket-780/1260372337


If it is as good as the pics it is dead set nick.

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
2 Nov 2020 10:20PM
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Nice find craig. That it actually exists is mind boggling.

Andrew68
VIC, 433 posts
3 Nov 2020 4:08AM
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saltiest1 said..

jbarnes85 said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/salthouse-48/253540
I like the look of this. Perhaps a larger version of my cav 32. I suspect it would cost more than 10k to replace the teak deck and who knows what is under them.



That deck looks like it'd come up a treat with some treatment. Shame to remove it.


Depends on whether it's leaking or not. Looks like the teak is screwed into a fibre glass deck with hundreds of holes. And then if it is leaking there could be a lot structural water damage hidden under all that lining. Then if the deck is cored and rotting.........a lot of risk to take on that a surveyor would find hard to assess.

Still looks like a lovely boat.

r13
NSW, 1712 posts
4 Nov 2020 7:34PM
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Someone was after a Defiance recently - see here fyi - but if I recall right they were in Qld. This one in Sydney.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/defiance-30-s-s-design-in-fibreglass/253811

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
4 Nov 2020 11:13PM
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Someone was after a Defiance recently - see here fyi - but if I recall right they were in Qld. This one in Sydney.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/defiance-30-s-s-design-in-fibreglass/253811


Nice Yacht!!! So her real name is Tusitala not Defiance but she certainly has the defiance ethic about her and a very good example in fiber glass. There is only one "Defiance" and lydia is looking after her.

I would be busting the price plenty. A set of squabs for the cabin could cost $5k for quality comfort.

The Bukh probably needs some boat bucks and the way I see it regarding universal joints on drive shafts, the one connecting the engine to the prop shaft is 90 degrees out. Hopefully this has not flogged out the stern gland, stern bearing or P bracket.

Might be worth it to somebody to race on Sydney Harbour but I reckon she needs $10k or more spent before cruising off shore.

IOR stands for International Offshore Rule and there is no way she complies to any offshore rule currently.

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
5 Nov 2020 7:56AM
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r13 said..
Someone was after a Defiance recently - see here fyi - but if I recall right they were in Qld. This one in Sydney.

yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/defiance-30-s-s-design-in-fibreglass/253811


A good example of an ad that would benefit from good photos. Why use portrait mode to frame photos? The exterior shots just make the boat look small. Looks to have a Z shaft layout with those universals on the shaft. Nice little boat though that would tidy up well.

stray
SA, 325 posts
5 Nov 2020 7:34AM
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Called for price, still getting up off the floor.

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
5 Nov 2020 8:56AM
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For the forum member looking for a trailer sailer in WA. One of the nicest looking Sorcerers.

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/murdunna/sail-boats/sorcerer-trailer-sailer/1260589197

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
13 Nov 2020 8:45AM
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Nice Currawong.

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/greenwell-point/sail-boats/currawong-30-yacht-/1261231784

Cabron
QLD, 363 posts
13 Nov 2020 7:47AM
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If your not going to pimp it Ramona, I will....

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/greenwell-point/sail-boats/currawong-30-yacht-/1261231784

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
13 Nov 2020 8:50AM
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If your not going to pimp it Ramona, I will....

www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/greenwell-point/sail-boats/currawong-30-yacht-/1261231784


I was trying to put it there with out the editing bits!

Yara
NSW, 1308 posts
13 Nov 2020 9:38AM
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How can this be? R U OK?

BlueMoon
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13 Nov 2020 9:47AM
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How can this be? R U OK?



Bigger boat in the sights....perhaps.
The Currawong looks good!, possibly built by the legendary Geoff Baker?

Ramona
NSW, 7722 posts
13 Nov 2020 6:17PM
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Bigger boat in the sights....perhaps.
The Currawong looks good!, possibly built by the legendary Geoff Baker?


Thanks for the notes of concern for my health, I can assure you I am in perfect health. I have bought the SS34 that I mentioned above that I hoped one of you would buy! It was a deal I could not refuse.
Ramona was built in 1979 by Lloyd Northam who was Geoff Bakers foreman and took over construction after his death.

BlueMoon
866 posts
13 Nov 2020 4:17PM
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BlueMoon said..


Yara said..



Bigger boat in the sights....perhaps.
The Currawong looks good!, possibly built by the legendary Geoff Baker?



Thanks for the notes of concern for my health, I can assure you I am in perfect health. I have bought the SS34 that I mentioned above that I hoped one of you would buy! It was a deal I could not refuse.
Ramona was built in 1979 by Lloyd Northam who was Geoff Bakers foreman and took over construction after his death.


Very well done!, you posted it up to give everyone a chance, enjoy.

Zzzzzz
513 posts
13 Nov 2020 5:18PM
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Ramona said..

BlueMoon said..


Yara said..



Bigger boat in the sights....perhaps.
The Currawong looks good!, possibly built by the legendary Geoff Baker?



Thanks for the notes of concern for my health, I can assure you I am in perfect health. I have bought the SS34 that I mentioned above that I hoped one of you would buy! It was a deal I could not refuse.
Ramona was built in 1979 by Lloyd Northam who was Geoff Bakers foreman and took over construction after his death.


Romona why was it so cheap is it damaged ?

john24
84 posts
13 Nov 2020 11:11PM
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Ramona said..


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Yara said..




Bigger boat in the sights....perhaps.
The Currawong looks good!, possibly built by the legendary Geoff Baker?




Thanks for the notes of concern for my health, I can assure you I am in perfect health. I have bought the SS34 that I mentioned above that I hoped one of you would buy! It was a deal I could not refuse.
Ramona was built in 1979 by Lloyd Northam who was Geoff Bakers foreman and took over construction after his death.



Romona why was it so cheap is it damaged ?


I think it had a rotten teak/ply deck and associated fresh water damage on the inside.



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