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2004 Silverton 35 Motor Yacht

$129,500

Baltimore, Maryland

Year 2004

Make Silverton

Model 35 Motor Yacht

Category Motor Yachts

Length 43'

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2004 Silverton 35 Motor Yacht,This 2004 Motor Yacht has a custom 5 foot deck professionally added which extends Paradise to almost 44 feet in length, a $9,000 custom add on. Beam is 13 ft 4 inches; draft is only 2 ft 11 inches and weighs over 22,000 lbs. 280 Gal of fuel, 100 water, 40 holding. This Yacht has two private bedrooms, two full bathrooms with two private showers and a pullout bed so it will sleep 6 adults comfortably. Upgrades include: A new Maxwell windless with 150 ft of chain, cost was $3,800. Brand New exterior carpet, $1,500. New interior carpet, $3,400. New canvas and glass in back $4,800. 2500 watt Kenwood sound system with 8 Focal speakers and a 15' Fosgate custom sub, $6,300. Garmin 740S, $2,500. New bottom paint in 2014, $1,400. Underwater blue lights, $900. 40 flat screen Samsung TV and Bose surround sound system, $2,300. TrackVision KVH Satellite TV so you can watch the game of your choice while cruising, $3,200. Four 6 volt 1,000 cycle batteries, $950. Easy connect winterization system $750. 2,500 watt convertor, $2,000. Over $40,000 in upgrades. An incredible value at this price. Twin 8.1 MPI Crusaders, total power 770 HP and 8,000 kW Kohler generator with annual oil changes as a result zero oil burn on all three. I purchased Paradise in Colorado new where it was in fresh water from 2004 to 2011 and then moved professionally to the Northern Chesapeake (brackish very low salt %) was in the Sassafras River from 2011 to 2013 and now Baltimore Inner Harbor. For more details call 610-217-6053. $129,500, 6102176053

Fishing Boats : Bass Fishing Boats

$4,000

Pocomoke City, Maryland

Year 1987

Make Pacer

Model 15'

Category Bass Boats

Length 15.0

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This is a very unique rig that I assembled and everything is 1987. I purchased the boat with a 28 hp Evinrude and found it to be under powered. Sold it and was lucky to come up with a "barn find" 55 hp Evinrude that obviously has very low use and hours. Both cylinders were over 150 psi so I took a chance on it. I replaced the electronic parts and most of the wiring so you have virtually a new engine here, She starts and runs as you would expect a new motor to operate for you. I fabricated a prop guard you see in the pics and it works well. The prop is new and not a single nick. The boat was on a fresh water lake and docked at the owners home, in the water. They never took it out of the water. This is the original trailer and it was a complete rust bucket except for the frame and the axle parts. I replaced/ rebuilt everything with new parts and you can see them all in the pictures and includes new wiring, wheels and tires. It's virtually a new trailer again. The boat is in very fine condition. The carpeting is the original and still holding up very well, there are a few locations around the edges where the glue is no longer present but it doesn't bother me and it's very minor. The carpet could easily be replaced but as you see in the pictures, it's in very good condition as it sits. All of the wiring was recently replaced so everything is working correctly, lights, live well, bilge pump and such. All of the seats are brand new top of the line from Bass Pro Shop. I added multiple stainless rod holders.Two new batteries are included. The trolling motor has a new steering cable and power cord and works fine. The fiberglass is in nice shape with only a couple of minor dings that I have left alone, they present no problems. It is a comfortable and stable 2 or 3 man platform. I describe it as a modified V / flat bottom. It sits stable in the water and doesn't rock like a V bottom boat. The 55 Evinrude pushes her as fast as you would want to go, maybe mid-30's or more if you're alone. Included with the sale is a top of the line/trailerable full boat cover and several foam type life jackets. Now. I bought this rig to use in the upper Potomac River and have moved to the Eastern Shore. I have used the boat twice here but I don't want to ruin it in the salt water. I'm only selling for this reason. Everything works, it fully operational, it starts perfectly and runs like a top. It needs nothing but water. I have well over $6000.00 invested in the rig and want to replace it with either a larger boat set up for salt water fishing , or a pontoon boat. Trades are welcome and I will not consider anything less than $4000.00 for this exceptional fishing platform. If you want just the boat and trailer I'm happy to negotiate the price down to $3000.00. I know what I have in this motor and I'm happy to keep it. If your interest is genuine you are welcome to make an offer that includes cash, other boats or vehicles.

2003 Larson Carrio 310 Express Cruiser

$41,000

Middle River, Maryland

Year 2003

Make Larson

Model 310 Cabrio

Category Cruiser Boats

Length 31.0

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Here is my 2003 Larson Cabrio 310 express cruiser. Larson has done a fantastic job of creating a sleek, fast cruiser that makes exceptional use of the space. She has ample head room and a wide spacious interior. Included are plenty of areas for storage. All the luxuries are included, a 10000 BTU A/C with reverse cycle heat, two burner electric stove, Microwave, Coffee maker and an over-sized refrigerator. Relax on the soft leather couch that wraps the whole way around the port side and front of the boat while watching the 24” TV or listening to the upgraded stereo system. The front dinette and rear cabin both convert of beds for your overnight adventures. The head is equipped with sink with large storage cabinet, medicine cabinet, shower and a porcelain toilet that is converted to fresh water flushing. Sleeping on the Memory Maker has many options, the front dinette converts to a large bed. The sitting area in the rear also converts to a bed. We actually do a lot of overnights so we actually keep the rear area as a bed always and put in a real inner spring mattress. Take the mattress out and put the cushions back in and it back to a convertible dinette/sitting/sleeping area. The cockpit dinette also converts to a bed. The cockpit has seating for 8-10 quests and includes a double captain’s bench that is adjustable with flip up bolster. Down the port side is a lounge to stretch out on, and the u shaped sitting area has a large removable table. The table can also be dropped down to make another lounge or bed for sleeping out under the stars. It has a wet bar and a second refrigerator. We used the outside refrigerator to keep our drinks cold and the inside one for food and snacks. The helm contains complete instrumentation for both engines; it includes engine sync gauge, seawater temp gauge, depth gauge and a Garmin GPS. The remote control for the windless anchor and remote controlled spot light and stereo remote with accessory port are located here. The ship to shore radio is on lower portion of the helm. Powering the Memory Maker is a pair of Volvo Penta GXI 5.0 engines and DPS dual prop out-drives. She will cruse 3400 RPM at 29 MPH. Wide open she will do 44MPH. The best part of this Hull and power train combination is a consistent 1.25 MPG, I check it every fill up and so I know that’s accurate. Those who know the norm for boats this size is .75 to 1.0 MPG. The engines run perfect and have fresh service 2013(plugs, cap, filters, and oil) Engines have 290 hours Generator has 250 hours L.O.A 31’, Beam 10’6”, Weight 10,000 Why buy my boat? · I have been a mechanic for 35+ years. I am very passionate (my wife says Obsessive) about boating and the operation of my equipment. Anything I see not 100% I repair and many things just for the security of having it perfect. · Many upgrades I have done that you won’t find on any other 310: Example, custom made Drawer over refrigerator, storage compartment under port side seats, converted to fresh water toilet, 2300 watt inverter installed,12 volt 24 inch flat screen with CD player and external antenna with booster, upgraded stereo system to 8 speakers and installed amp for outside speakers, installed extra storage cabinet over rear bed for storage, installed engine flush out system, added secondary bulge pump, Installed Garman GPS, installed dish soap dispenser, added two engine compartment lights, added swim platform light, added additional A/C outlet, · Engine flushed out after every run. · Synthetic oil used on all engine and drive services Exhaust manifold and risers replaced 11/2012; riser gaskets replaced 11/2014 Has new bottom paint 11/2014 Both outdrives removed and resealed, Starboard drive got new bearings. Both Starboard trim cylinders resealed. Generator engine heads overhauled. 2012 Shower sump replaced 2012 Cockpit carpet replaced 2013 Hot water heater replaced 2013 Isinglass was replaced with heavy duty 40 gauge by previous owner and is clean, clear, and crisp All the winter and spring maintenance are done and ready for your summer I have seen a lot of boats labeled “turn-key” and they are a mess and in need of maintenance and updating. Mine is ready to put in the water and run Today! Purchase price includes commissioning and Launch. I will deliver by water anywhere in the middle or northern Chesapeake Bay. If terms of sale is favorable I Would stretch out water delivery to lower Chesapeake bay or northern Delaware bay. Land transport would be buyers responsibility. Search Keywords: Sea Ray, Carver, Bayliner, Regal, Chaparral, Rinker, Cruisers, Monterey, Maxum, Four Winns, Formula, Wellcraft The boat is available for inspection, It is located at Bowleys Marina, 1700 Bowleys Quarters rd, Middle River Maryland, 21220.Just email me or call and we set up a time to meet. jdbarboratcomcast.net. 717-515-6346 Thank you for looking

1910's WOOD 22' LAUNCH 2007 CUSTOM BUILT Vintage Antique Chris Craft Style Boat

$21,000

Milledgeville, Georgia

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I am advertising this boat for sale, for a friend that has been building and restoring wood boats for many years. He is from the Port Huron MI area, but now resides in Ga. and continues his craft. This launch is a new custom build using a derelict 1910’s era transport launch as a pattern. The original launch was used to transport people and mail on the St Clair river to and from Harsens Island. It was found around the Alganac area and was thought to be a Chris Smith, but found out later it is not. Some said it might be from a Marine City boatyard. Who knows? The original engine and rudder were missing. It had bench seats along the sides and a starboard navigation light board with the name Redhead carved in it. He built this launch using the original stem and skeg. He also retained the original hull shape using the derelict as a pattern. The new construction consists of: Single length white oak steam bent framing Framing skinned with 1/4" Ocoume marine plywood and sealed with West, Smith’s and Z-Spar paint on interior. 3M 5200 adhesive and ½” x 3” mahogany planking on bottom and sides Mahogany planking on the decks in a beautiful Herringbone pattern Custom built interior using all solid mahogany. Shaped bench seat arms with rosettes. Flooring is ¾” to 1” mahogany boards built using dado joinery and epoxy. Spray stained and varnished. Bottom and side paint is Z-Spar with decks and interior being finished with many coats of Z-Spar Captains varnish. High quality marine upholstery, stainless steel trim, glass windshield and vintage chromed hardware. The engine is from a 1960‘s Lyman lap strake boat. It is a 4 cylinder 120 hp OMC marine engine with a conversion kit. The transmission is a Velvet Drive. Both are in good condition. Mounted gauges for RPM, Oil Pressure and Water Temperature. This engine has more power than the boat needs and easily gets it to a cruise speed of about 12 mph. This launch hull was not designed to plane or run faster. Just cruise. The trailer is tandem axle with surge brakes on the front axle. Double bunked to fit this boat. New bearings and bearing buddies. All lights work. The tires have decent tread but are old. Fine for hauling around here, but I would not feel comfortable using them for a long trip. There is no spare. The trailer came from Michigan with the derelict boat years ago. It is not titled or registered. A bill of sale will be provided. If needed, the owner can raise the boat and trailer to load on your flat bed trailer. This boat was registered in Georgia by the owner/builder in 2007, as a 2007 built Chris Craft replica. The GA issued HIN is 38R29. The registration has expired. Georgia is a non title state for boats. A Georgia Bill Of Sale will be provided. The boat is in very good condition with the exception of a couple small spots of dock rash on the wood rub rail. It has always been stored on the trailer in a closed shop. The registration numbers are made of brass and screwed on. The owner will remove them, fill the screw holes and touch up the paint if desired. I think this launch would look great with a brass, stainless or wood plate on each side for the registration numbers. It has been used in many regional ACBS boat shows with very little use otherwise. The owner/builder is a long time ACBS member. High quality materials and craftsmanship in a reliable and beautiful antique style boat. E-mail with any questions. Boat can be inspected with appointment. A ride on the lake will be provided by the owner when payment is made to him. This boat is being advertised for sale locally and this listing may be cancelled at any time. The price the owner is asking is already heavily discounted to move this boat. He will be selling several more as time permits. This fine piece of craftsmanship is being sold by the owner as a used boat with used trailer and are being sold "as is" with no warranty, liability or returns offered. I am acting to advertise this boat for sale by the owner only and I will have no part in the matters of Payment and Bill of Sale. The buyer also acknowledges and agrees to Hold Harmless the advertiser in any matters of ownership or liability. The non-refundable $300 deposit is to pay the ebay fees only, which are non-refundable to me to advertise this boat for sale by the owner.

2003 Silverton 39 Motor Yacht FULLY loaded!

$154,900

Red Wing, Minnesota

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2003 Silverton 39 Motor Yacht (Freshwater) This boat was actually the 2003 boat show model so it has ALL THE EXTRAS!!! ***Please visit the website that I built for this boat, it has very detailed information about the boat: http://rusty775spam.wix.com/2003silverton This 2003 Silverton 39 Motor Yacht is one of the cleanest and well cared for yachts you'll find. It is loaded with almost ALL of the optional equipment Silverton has to offer. The great thing about the 39 Motor Yacht is that the 2003 build is the EXACT same as the 2014 build, as this was one of the most well received yachts out there. Hands down, this boat has the most interior space of any of the yachts in her class. The space continues to the topsides where you'll have two levels of seating and entertaining space. This boat has been extremely well cared for (service was all done professionally) and this boat was stored indoors during the winter. This has always been a freshwater boat. You'll be hard pressed to find a better boat for entertaining and hosting. From the authentic cherry finished galley to the 4 inch memory foam and innerspring beds, you'll be able to spend summer days and nights on the Mississippi river in luxury and comfort. Highlights: Recent marine survey for your review New bottom paint Fresh wax Boat has only been used by non-smokers. No pets or children have been on this boat. Many additional add on features (please see complete list below) Professionally maintained No damage to hull, structure or gel coat Indoor storage for the winter Entire cabin and aft deck have been updated with LED lighting Topside carpeting was replaced in the summer of 2011 Accommodations Overview: Comfortably and easily sleeps 6 adults (Master with queen bed, forward stateroom with queen bed and pull out queen bed in galley sofa) Two full bathrooms with toilet, vanity/sink and showers Flat screen TVs in all bedrooms and in galley Ample room and seating in both galley and topsides Full kitchen Real cherry finishes throughout and UltraLeather upholstery Boat Features: Engines Twin inboard HO 8.1L Captain's Choice mulit-port fuel injected big block Crusader engines (425 horsepower each) Enclosed cooling Water strainers, fuel filters and engine alarms Engine synchronizing gauge Flo-Scan meters Please go to: http://www.crusaderengines.com/NewFiles/81specs.pdf for engine spec sheets Deck Features AM/FM/Bluetooth/Aux/CD stereo with speakers on flybridge and aft deck Aft deck molded-in bench seat with Silverton stitching and storage Aft deck weatherboards Glendinning Cablemaster with remote (Another much needed but rarely found addition to yachts of this size. You don't have to mess with hauling a large, heavy cable in and out, the cablemaster does it for you) FULL Aft deck enclosure and flybridge enclosure (this means that NO amount of wind, rain or weather can stop you from enjoying your boat!) The strataglass enclosures are clear without any yellowing Aft deck hardtop with lighting Compass Two single fender racks Raymarine VHF radio Raymarine depth finder Anchor locker Anchor roller with flange 200 feet of stainless steel anchor chain (this is a MUST have that is rare to find!) Anchor windlass with pulpit and flybridge control Bow pulpit ITT jabsco remote spotlight 1” bow rails 316L Stainless steel hardware Dockside water connection Washdown – Freshwater on bow and stern! Electrical storage locker in transom Flybridge handrails – Stainless steel Flybridge (upper deck) seating for eight Generous flybridge storage Frameless opening window system Molded-In diamond non-skid Entrance and exit lights with remote and timed auto off. Mooring, quarter and spring cleats (Spring cleats are important, and many yachts don't have them!) Radar arch/mast SideWalk molded steps to bridge Stainless steel steering wheel Sunpad on foredeck with drinkholders Swim platform with ladder Tempered Safety Glass Transom shower Transom storage Venturi windscreen on flybridge Wet bar with sink, drink holders, storage and ice maker No maintenance teak decking on swim platform and boarding stairs (This was a custom install after purchase, it really kicks the boat up a notch and we have received multiple compliments on it!) Cabin Amenities: Bose 3.2.1 A/V surround sound stereo system with subwoofer Three (3) flat screen TVs (one in each stateroom and one in the galley) Furniture Grade Solid cherry cabinetry (Solid cherry is a rare find indeed in a boat of ANY size or price – it really lends a high end feel to the galley) Custom designer blinds and draperies for all windows Two (2) sets of bedspreads – we have both the original custom designed and aftermarket bedspreads for the staterooms Central Vacuum System Entertainment center in galley featuring a large flat screen TV High gloss horizontal cabinet surfaces Ottoman which converts into a coffee table 3 zone room control air conditioning and heating (3 units) Overhead hatch in forward stateroom with screen (this lets you sleep with a view of the stars!) 100% Nylon Scotchgard protected carpeting SOLID CHERRY passageway doors (again a RARE find on any boat) Sealed innerspring mattresses with 4” memory foam toppers (Our guests always remark at how comfortable the beds are) UltraLeather Sofa with pull out sleeper Telephone and cable TV hook-ups Waterproof/weatherproof WiFi antenna UltraLeather Dinette with solid cherry adjustable table. Five (5) wardrobe lockers (closets) Window screens for all windows Interior carpet runners Galley (Kitchen): Amtico flooring (matches the cherry wood cabinets) Corian Countertops with sink cover Large stainless steel sink Exaust Fan 3 burner electric range (stovetop) Refrigerator/Freezer (full size) Built in coffee pot Sharp microwave and convection oven Head (Bathroom): Amtico flooring Corian countertops Enclosed stall showers Exhaust fans Generous extra storage Medicine cabinets VacuFlush Heads (on suite to both forward and aft staterooms) Waterproof Outlets Mechanical: Kohler 10KW generator with sound shield (approx 1500 hours) Acoustic and Thermal insulation (this boat is QUIET even when running at full throttle) Stern thruster Dual flow scan meters (this tells you gas consumption per hour) Oil x-change system (this makes it SO easy to change the oil) Dripless shaft seals 20 gallon water heater Dual level throttle and transmission controls Engine hourmeter Engine room lighting Fresh water cooling Fuel gauge – Electric Fuel lines – Flexible USCG Type 1 Fuel Tanks – 5052 Aluminum with baffles Fuel/water separators Holding tank with dockside and overboard discharge Hydraulic steering Sea strainers Macerator pump Manganese bronze rudders Manganese bronze struts Propellers Pressurized water system Shower sump pump (auto) Stainless steel propeller shafts Structural steel engine beds Pro-Mariner battery charger C-Power isolation transformer (This isolates onboard systems from potential shore-side power hazards and provides efficient, clean power for onboard systems) Dual bennett trim tabs Underwater exhaust Vinylester barrier coat Water and Holding tank monitors Three (3) bilge pumps Two (2) bilge blowers Electrical Equipment: AC/DC comverter Accessory wiring on bridge Deep cycle starting batteries and a bank of house batteries Circuit breakers (12 and 120 volt) Color coded harnessed wiring system (12V) Dockside electrical connection (50 amp) GFCI system Glomex TV/FM antenna Lighting – Interior 12V and 120V Lighting – Courtesy 12V Lighting – Zoned controls (All cabin lights are on dimmers) Lights – Navigation (COLREGS) Polarity indicators High quality tinned stranded copper wiring Safety Equipment: Anchor (200 feet of stainless steel) and rode Anti-Fouling bottom paint (repainted in May of 2014) Ball valves on underwater thru-hulls Battery safety switches Battery safety trays Boat hook Bonding system Boat wide carbon monoxide detector Compass Eight (8) dock lines Dual horns Engine alarms (carbon monoxide, gasoline fume, fire and water) Fenders with lines Multiple fire extinguishers Halon fire extinguishing system for engine room Fog bell Parallel start switch (this is a lifesaver if you run a bank of your batteries low, this ensures that you'll get your boat started every time) Specifications: Length overall – 43' 7” Beam - 14' 0” Fuel capacity - 334 gallons Water capacity – 100 gallons Holding tank capacity – 60 gallons Sleeping capacity – 6 adults Headroom – 6' 9” Engine – Twin crusader 8.1L HO 425 horsepower (each)