Looks like it has potential, old build but never finished. Kevin, can we get your take on this one? Lots of pictures in the ad.
32' cruiser/spt fish hull on ebay
32' cruiser/spt fish hull on ebay
32 Aluminum hull - project
Looks like it has potential, old build but never finished. Kevin, can we get your take on this one? Lots of pictures in the ad.
Looks like it has potential, old build but never finished. Kevin, can we get your take on this one? Lots of pictures in the ad.
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Re: 32' cruiser/spt fish hull on ebay
Chaps,
The critical path is the state of the metal and welding? If someone is interested in this shape? and size? with a deep forefoot and some real "no kidding North Caroline offshore flare" (not flam) and what looks like a sand blasted hull, (?) then the best they can do is to make sure they have a reputable surveyor give an overview.
Next, they have to know the title or claims are not overlapping so there's no legal hassle once its bought for scrap, and finally that they want to dump 150k to 300k$ more into a finishing this big a yacht?
Hulls are only 20% of the yacht- at most. Admittedly if this were near me I'd go look to see if the metal was sound, it's a real deal if the work is sound and someone wants to take on a project of this scale.
The steel temp deck structure has leached tons of corrosives into the bilge, the bilge is growing plants!Q!!!!!@#!@#!@!!!! no wonder its sold for scrap! At this give away price the useful work could be salvaged but the hours are high to recover from sitting in the elements unfinished for so many years.
Cheers,
Kevin Morin
Kenai, AK
The critical path is the state of the metal and welding? If someone is interested in this shape? and size? with a deep forefoot and some real "no kidding North Caroline offshore flare" (not flam) and what looks like a sand blasted hull, (?) then the best they can do is to make sure they have a reputable surveyor give an overview.
Next, they have to know the title or claims are not overlapping so there's no legal hassle once its bought for scrap, and finally that they want to dump 150k to 300k$ more into a finishing this big a yacht?
Hulls are only 20% of the yacht- at most. Admittedly if this were near me I'd go look to see if the metal was sound, it's a real deal if the work is sound and someone wants to take on a project of this scale.
The steel temp deck structure has leached tons of corrosives into the bilge, the bilge is growing plants!Q!!!!!@#!@#!@!!!! no wonder its sold for scrap! At this give away price the useful work could be salvaged but the hours are high to recover from sitting in the elements unfinished for so many years.
Cheers,
Kevin Morin
Kenai, AK
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