30' South Shore Downeast Sportfish - Must Sell: $130,000 obo

[sockeye]

30' Calvin Beal design by Webber's Cove Boat Yard, Blue Hill, Maine. 330 hp turbo diesel with 750 hours. 200 gallon fuel capacity. Top speed: 25 knots. Cruise speed: 20-22 knots. 100% composite construction. Built-in ice hold, built-in bait tank, 2 built-in rope/anchor lockers, 4 built-in tackle lockers. Heated, enclosed wheel house and focsle. Windshield defrost. All aluminum frame windows. 5 Lee heavy duty swivel rod holders. Lee outriggers. Custom tuna tower and pulpit. Stern door. Cockpit control station. Full and integrated electronics. Full offshore safety package. Well built, well equipped, with exceptional performance. Change of plans forces sale. Located in Beaufort, North Carolina. $130,000 obo.

Send me a PM or contact me at chrtay@aol.com.

[sockeye]

This boat is in like-new condition. If you are considering a downeast hull for serious offshore fishing and a cruise speed in excess of 20 knots at 10 gallons per hour, then this boat is worth your time and effort to inspect. It is located at Jarrett Bay Yacht Yard in Beaufort, North Carolina. Spring is wearing on and this boat needs to be sold. Send a PM or e-mail me for more details.

[jerry]

would love some specs on that boat. Engines, gen, cabin layout etc. Gallons fuel, water etc etc.

[CaptKen]

Jerry try this link
http://yachtworld.com/core/listing/p...67&slim=quick&

Ive been lookin at these boats myself

[sockeye]

Hi Jerry and Ken,

(Ken, thanks for referring to the Yachtworld site.)

The engine is an Iveco NEF N60. It is based on the 5.9 liter engine that Iveco Motors manufactures for Cummins Marine (ie. the "B" series engines). It's a great engine, very well set up and easy to work on, very quiet, and fuel efficient - 5 gph at 15 knots, 10 gph at 20 knots.

In the focsle is a v-berth and a portable head. There is no water tank, yet room for an easy installation.

In the wheel-house is room for standing or sitting on either side of the engine box, which may serve as seating. The focsle and wheel-house are heated and there is a windshield de-frost (perhaps not needed in Jamaica).

...100% composite (no-wood) construction...built-in ice hold, rope lockers, tackle storage, bait tank, stern door...simple accomodations, clean finish, great overall performance...

I'll see what I can do about more photos, or if you like, contact the listing broker, Ben Green, at Jarrett Bay Yacht Sales, Beaufort, NC (252-241-7757). He will have additional photos.

[CaptKen]

Originally Posted by sockeye

Hi Jerry and Ken,

(Ken, thanks for referring to the Yachtworld site.)

No prob Cuz, Ive been on yacht world checkin these type of boats myself, That is a beauty you have there, You dont see um like that in the S Fla area. If I had that there would be no stoppin Me if the wind was blowin.