The yachting community is quite small. And bad new travels way faster than good news. The worst thing that a marine business can do is to treat a...
Hello K Gilliam, ARGO, Doc# 209514 is current in the Coast Guard records. The owner is in NH and the hail port of the boat is New York. I'm sure...
I've owned a few yachts that left a little on the table after the fun was over, but not many. And I'm in the "bidness" and supposed to know what...
Not a Pacemaker. Not a Trumpy. Could be a Grebe, could be a Stephens perhaps. Or, ?
Hello Starrider, The mods are not going to be happy about the size of this photo. 640 is the suggested max width. On to your question: I have...
Is this a wood yacht? If so, take it to a yard that knows what they're doing. If this yacht has been around the east coast for a while, someone...
Hi Mark, Welcome to YachtForums. The chrome covers can likely be purchased from the manufacturer of the controls. The dash may have to be custom...
Hello John, Welcome to YachtForums. Zephyr III is looking pretty spiffy in those nice photos. Thanks for sharing them with us. Here is an aft...
I owned a 1981 42 Post with a bimini instead of a hardtop. My boat was a knot or two faster than others with a hardtop. Beware that the weight and...
I'm pleased to have been involved in placing a significant piece of yachting history back into the hands of a capable, caring steward. Thanks...
Jonathan III's new owner has her standing tall. I visited her today in Palm Beach.
The way I see it, the sport fish market is soft. A motivated seller will be happy to see an offer. You may do well, right at the show. That...
Viewing pictures and specs on the internet sure doesn't tell the story. Listing brokers sometimes don't as well. This is a prime example of why...
Did it! Thanks for the heads up.
Someone on another forum, who lives aboard at Lincoln Harbor said the first boat was a 63' Viking MY. In the early photos, thats what she looked...
YUM! I love all of the photos. Such beautiful, bountiful waters you have to cruise on. Enjoy!
I have never heard of Flexiteek coming un-glued on its own. In fact, I recently spoke to a guy who had to take a section of Flexiteek up off the...
WOW! Great photos. Thanks Tom for sharing this with us.
Your thoughts on fake teak are certainly valid. However, I think the Flexiteek is an improvement over non-skid. It sure changes the look of this...
No doubt. Flexiteek works best on late model fiberglass small craft. On a larger yacht with crew to maintain her- it should be the genuine...