36 & 41 FT Hatteras Big PROJECT Boats For FREE

[Fair Well]

I am posting these for a friend that has just bought an old boat yard and he is cleaning house. All boats look like they well float and can be towed. These are all pre 1971 I think for none of them have the hull numbers on the stern. If anyone is interested or wants more pic's or info PM me.IMG_1935.jpgIMG_1937.jpgIMG_1942.jpg

[krush]

Location?

[Fair Well]

Location?

All are in Rockport Texas

[jim rosenthal]

Wasn't there a thread where someone was looking for a 36 Series I?

[jim rosenthal]

Thanks for posting these. Maybe they will find a home from this, I hope so.

[tellico]

The pics really show how these old girls look good, even when abandoned and left to rot. Great lines from the beginning.

[Fair Well]

Engines in boats:
The 41 ft. engines have been sold.

The 36 ft. with black hull engines have been sold but he is willing to leave them in the boat for $1000.00 ea. The only reason the guy hasn't come up with the money for them. would need to know pretty quick on this one. They look like Cats. DSCF3265.jpg

The 36 ft. with gray hull goes as is engines and generator.DSCF3273.jpgDSCF3283.jpg

[Avenger]

Good gawd amighty... TORO-FLOWS! That poor thing. I hope somebody with more money than sense comes to the rescue. What a shame to let those great things go that way.

The boats, that is... not the Toro-Flows.

[rsmith]

Good gawd amighty... TORO-FLOWS! That poor thing. I hope somebody with more money than sense comes to the rescue. What a shame to let those great things go that way.

The boats, that is... not the Toro-Flows.

Turbo toro flows no less

Davis put these in their boats back in the early 70's and a lot of repowers had them. Seemed the problems were mostly the Barr marine marineisation.

[Avenger]

That's interesting, because the only place Terrible-Flows seemed to survive was in a marine application.