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1991 Neptunus Sedan 138 This 1981 Neptunas 139 Flybridge Sedan has been well cared for over the years but has not gotten much use this past year. She has done the Loop and trip up and down the coast. With the pandemic in 2020 she went to Bahamas for the season. Most Neptunus boats are built in Canada, she was assembled there, but originally built in Holland, and then shipped to New York. There is a lot to love about this boat. Captain says ease of handling due to pitched props make for great maneuverability, whether you are driving from flybridge or down below in inclement weather. From the flybridge you ca... |
$80,000 | |
| This 1981 Neptunas 139 Flybridge Sedan has been well cared for over the years but has not gotten much use this past year. She has done the Loop and trip up and down the coast. With the pandemic in 2020 she went to Bahamas for the season. Most Neptunus boats are built in Canada, she was assembled there, but originally built in Holland, and then shipped to New York. There is a lot to love about this boat. Captain says ease of handling due to pitched props make for great maneuverability, whether you are driving from flybridge or down below in inclement weather. From the flybridge you ca... | |||
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2021 John Welsford Pelegrin This John Welsford Pelegrin is a home-built sailboat from a purchased design plan. The builder has been a wood craftsman for many years and it shows in the fit and finish. She is built from Okoume plywood and the frame is Douglas Fir and white oak. West Systems was used for the resin. The cockpit is roomy for this smaller craft with storage compartments below the seats. There is a nice bimini to shade for day-long sails! The cockpit has color-coordinated cushions. There is a tiller with a transom-hung rudder. There is space below for four to cool off or duck out of the weather. There... |
$18,850 | |
| This John Welsford Pelegrin is a home-built sailboat from a purchased design plan. The builder has been a wood craftsman for many years and it shows in the fit and finish. She is built from Okoume plywood and the frame is Douglas Fir and white oak. West Systems was used for the resin. The cockpit is roomy for this smaller craft with storage compartments below the seats. There is a nice bimini to shade for day-long sails! The cockpit has color-coordinated cushions. There is a tiller with a transom-hung rudder. There is space below for four to cool off or duck out of the weather. There... | |||
