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Greetings I have 2 sheets of 3/16 afromosia I bought for my last boat. Still in original packaging. Make offer located in Beaufort, SC. Also have the Heat exchanger housing for J & T 6-71 TI. can be mounted to either engine Big and heavy but no cracks and all threads good 600 bucks. for a 43DC.

Been in the hunt after almost 6 years on the dock! think I have found a good one. Need surveyor suggestions and yard to pull the boat in Savanah area. Would prefer one with Hat experience. TIA Russ Appleton

We have had an unexpected trip come up to Ft Meyers 2/17-2/20 and we are looking for a boat as in sleep aboard rentals. I know they exist just coming up empty on the net. Within 100 miles would be fine. TIA:cool:

Good Morning All, We are in the hunt for another Hatteras again. Looking in the 48-52 foot range. Admiral says stairs to the F/B so newer CPMY's One of the requirements for us is a watermaker and fuel polishing. Most of the boats we are looking at do not have them. Fuel polishing is a no...

Anyone have a good source for rebuilt starter? Need the starboard side. Thanks!:cool:

Been on the sidelines for far too long! Looking at early 90's 48-52 cruisers. Not familiar with the 92 series at all. In my early research I am seeing several not make it over 1500 hours. either 6 or 8 So what's the good bad and ugly on these? Hope everyone is well! Russ

This little gem is for mounting your stairs along side. Bought new used maybe 5 times. Standard Hatteras mounting. !000.00

I have 2 4X8 sheets of 1/4" Afromosia plywood. Bought it to redo some interior work. Sold boat Can't remember what I paid so make an offer. Located in Beaufort, SC

Heat exchanger tank for Johnson and towers 6-71 TI Port side. Tank is in very good condition. bought it as a spare as mine was looking ugly. Sold Boat paid 900 asking 500.

Good Morning All, Ramping up the search for a 53MY. I have been through the project boat with a 43DC and I now want one that just needs the usual stuff. I have lot's of experience with the 71 series in boats ,trucks and M-113A1's. I have run into several boats with the 92 series and would...

Good Morning Everyone ! I hope everyone had a great year and I wish you an even better 2019. Been boatless for 18 months and it's past time to get back on the water. My last search took 9 months with much help of the brain trust here. I am going to lean on all of ya'll again as I am moving up...

I am in the hunt for a new boat again! Who these days is the best coverage and price for a 53 in the south? Pm if you wish Russ

I love that song by Hall & Oates and it is also true of "Slow an Easy". She has been turned over to a proud new owner for care and feeding. I am sad to see her go but the good news is she is staying right where she is and I have been asked to provide short term care! Survey went without a...

70's Model whaler sport with 88 Yamaha 50 2 stroke, new Lorance Chart/fish/depth finder, New trailer, 25 hours on rebuilt power head. 5500.....offer 603-491-3069 Pictures available:cool:

13' Whaler sport, 80's model 50 Yamaha 2 stroke with electric tilt and trim. New 15gal gas tank, New depthfinder and small chart plotter. 1 year old galvanized trailer. Ready to go. 5500 obo 843-473-5706. Boat is full of "stuff" but I can take pictures. Call or PM:cool:

Anyone know anything about this boat? I have a close friend that is going to look at her next week. History? Issues? I think her name is KATT HATT. She is listed on Boat Trader If you prefer not to post here PM me please.:cool:

Went out for a ride yesterday and had a lovely day. After shutting down noticed Starboard temp gauge still reading 180 with everything off. Turning switch on and off does not move the gauge. I am going to restart this afternoon and check against the FB gauge. Also would like some pointers to...

Is anyone familiar with the new bridge that is on the gulf ICW that they are/were having trouble with? It was between Clearwater and Tarpon Springs I thought. I have a friend coming south this week. Thanks! Russ:cool:

I need help on how to install the fuzzy stuff in the sliding cabin window on a 43 DC. I bought all the stuff from Sam's so I know it's the right stuff. I have looked and do not quite understand. So I win dummie of the day! :cool:

So we have started our window replacement project. The plan is remove, fix any rot with appropriate products, new glass and reseal. First window( starboard rear ) came out really easy. Small amount of rot in forward lower corner cleaned and repaired with epoxy. Discovered that this side had...