Emeryville, CA
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1973 Samson 55 The hull, deck, internal bulkheads and framing were constructed of Ferro cement reinforced concrete. It is believed to have been professionally built in the Oster Marine Ltd. yard in Thailand. The hull is approximately 1 inch thick with reinforcing bar and wire mesh. Thickened epoxy was used to fair the cement hull, and three barrier coats of epoxy were applied to the hull before the anti fouling bottom paint was applied below the water line. The ballast is internal in the molded Ferro cement hull.. The full keel design has an attached rudder aft of the keel. The topsides have an FRP c... |
$15,000 | |
| The hull, deck, internal bulkheads and framing were constructed of Ferro cement reinforced concrete. It is believed to have been professionally built in the Oster Marine Ltd. yard in Thailand. The hull is approximately 1 inch thick with reinforcing bar and wire mesh. Thickened epoxy was used to fair the cement hull, and three barrier coats of epoxy were applied to the hull before the anti fouling bottom paint was applied below the water line. The ballast is internal in the molded Ferro cement hull.. The full keel design has an attached rudder aft of the keel. The topsides have an FRP c... | |||
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1969 Angelman Sea Spirit Why a Ketch? That "Grand Old Man of Pacific Yachting" Hugh Angelman (1886 - 1967), and his long time business partner, and Sea Witch/Sea Spirit co-designer, Charles Davies ( - 1998) designed and built some fantastic sailboats. Both of these men left an indelible legacy in the sailing world. This Ketch is just one example of the great design and craftsmanship of the Angelman. Want more sail area yet smaller sails? This is your answer. Some find the Ketch easier to handle single handed. If the conditions get too intense just drop the main and sail on the mizzen and genoa. You'll... |
$17,000 | |
| Why a Ketch? That "Grand Old Man of Pacific Yachting" Hugh Angelman (1886 - 1967), and his long time business partner, and Sea Witch/Sea Spirit co-designer, Charles Davies ( - 1998) designed and built some fantastic sailboats. Both of these men left an indelible legacy in the sailing world. This Ketch is just one example of the great design and craftsmanship of the Angelman. Want more sail area yet smaller sails? This is your answer. Some find the Ketch easier to handle single handed. If the conditions get too intense just drop the main and sail on the mizzen and genoa. You'll... | |||
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1985 Ericson 30 Plus Ericson Yachts was a California-based sailboat maker from the 1960s to the late 1980s. Ericson Yachts produced thousands of sailboats, with one of the first models being the Ericson 30. This 30 Plus carries the extra tall mast. Her current owner describes her as being a great single-handed boat. A prominent sailboat reviewer put it very well when he said the Ericson 30 is "...a boat I could afford that was large enough to live on and small enough to learn on." He's right. With her 6'2" headroom, beamy 10'6" saloon, and four berths, she's got plenty of room for a 30-foot sailboat... |
$21,400 | |
| Ericson Yachts was a California-based sailboat maker from the 1960s to the late 1980s. Ericson Yachts produced thousands of sailboats, with one of the first models being the Ericson 30. This 30 Plus carries the extra tall mast. Her current owner describes her as being a great single-handed boat. A prominent sailboat reviewer put it very well when he said the Ericson 30 is "...a boat I could afford that was large enough to live on and small enough to learn on." He's right. With her 6'2" headroom, beamy 10'6" saloon, and four berths, she's got plenty of room for a 30-foot sailboat... | |||
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Samson 55'
Emeryville, CA
Single
Engine
150835
Stock #
77 photos
$15,000
Under Contract
Year
1973
Brand
Samson
Model
55
Type
Ketch
Length
55' 6"
Hours
Unknown
The hull, deck, internal bulkheads and framing were constructed of Ferro cement reinforced concrete. It is believed to have been professionally built in the Oster Marine Ltd. yard in Thailand. The hull is approximately 1 inch thick with reinforcing bar and wire mesh. Thickened epoxy was used to fair the cement hull, and three barrier coats of epoxy were applied to the hull before the anti fouling bottom paint was applied below the water line. The ballast is internal in the molded Ferro cement hull.. The full keel design has an attached rudder aft of the keel. The topsides have an FRP c...
Ericson Yachts 29'
Emeryville, CA
Single
Engine
147351
Stock #
109 photos
1 video
$25,600
$21,400
Available
Year
1985
Brand
Ericson Yachts
Model
30 Plus
Type
Cruiser
Length
29' 11"
Hours
1,740
Ericson Yachts was a California-based sailboat maker from the 1960s to the late 1980s. Ericson Yachts produced thousands of sailboats, with one of the first models being the Ericson 30. This 30 Plus carries the extra tall mast. Her current owner describes her as being a great single-handed boat. A prominent sailboat reviewer put it very well when he said the Ericson 30 is "...a boat I could afford that was large enough to live on and small enough to learn on." He's right. With her 6'2" headroom, beamy 10'6" saloon, and four berths, she's got plenty of room for a 30-foot sailboat...
Angelman 33'
Emeryville, CA
Single
Engine
140244
Stock #
116 photos
$30,000
$17,000
Available
Year
1969
Brand
Angelman
Model
Sea Spirit
Type
Ketch
Length
33' 9"
Hours
150
Why a Ketch? That "Grand Old Man of Pacific Yachting" Hugh Angelman (1886 - 1967), and his long time business partner, and Sea Witch/Sea Spirit co-designer, Charles Davies ( - 1998) designed and built some fantastic sailboats. Both of these men left an indelible legacy in the sailing world. This Ketch is just one example of the great design and craftsmanship of the Angelman. Want more sail area yet smaller sails? This is your answer. Some find the Ketch easier to handle single handed. If the conditions get too intense just drop the main and sail on the mizzen and genoa. You'll...
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