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62′ custom finished dive boat, conveniently located in Dania Beach. The Easy Goin’ is a 62′ converted steel crew boat for liveaboard diving. A lot of planning went into the design of this vessel to equip it with all the necessary features and equipment needed to make it a comfortable liveaboard for scuba divers. The Easy Goin’ features three air conditioned guest state rooms. Located below the main deck (downstairs), each state room has two beds and a vanity sink. The head and shower is down the hall. A second head is located upstairs near the galley. On the main deck is the full galley and a salon with many amenities. In the salon dining and living area, an entertainment center includes a satellite TV, DVD, VCR, and stereo. There is plenty of room to lay out laptops and cameras to prepare for the diving!

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The Vagabond 42 is a traditional vessel with beautiful elegant teak interior. Her underbody has a moderate length keel with a full skeg rudder. She has a clipper bow and heart shaped transom. John Galt is well equipped, seaworthy and a comfortable liveaboard with excellent storage for extended bluewater passages. Highlights include in-boom furling, non-skid (not teak) decks, a generator, air conditioning, new GPS, new flat screen TV, new KVH M1 Sat TV antenna. A personal inspection is highly recommended.

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Serenity was Tartan’s showboat in the 2004 Miami International Boat Show. This Tartan 3700 features lovely cherry woodwork, two private cabins, and a large separate shower. The v-berth has a custom mattress for complete comfort dockside or underway. Equipment highlights include a Yanmar 40hp diesel with 246 hours, reverse cycle Marine Air, and a Panda 3.6kw generator new 2009 with 5 hours. She features a 56′ carbon fiber rig for superior performance. Serenity is in sailaway condition and conveniently located just north of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Please inquire to schedule a showing.

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Jewel is an exceptional custom built aluminum Van de Stadt 67′ sloop. This vessel combines luxurious accommodations with a raised saloon, inside helm position, and Southern Spars three spreader 105′ mast for high performance sailing. Jewel has just completed an exterior paint job, recaulked decks, new sails, new rod rigging, and is ready to go cruising or racing with global capability. Personal inspection is highly recommended.

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Ted Hood’s classic racer cruiser design features fiberglass decks. Her 4’6″ draft with centerboard up allows island cruising yet her 10’8″ centerboard draft allows for serious blue water crossings. Lovely two cabin, two head arrangement well built by Wauquiez in France to sail the oceans. Don’t miss this great design conveniently located in Ft. Lauderdale. Call for more details.

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Big Toot is a Bruce Roberts design, custom built by the previous owner, to be very accommodating inside and out. This aluminum sedan style trawler is ideal for live aboard, long range cruising, or simply local cruising.
The euro style transom has a large swim platform, almost at water level, with easy to use S/S swim ladder. The aft deck is accessed by stairs both port and starboard. This deck is under cover, where you can dine or simply lounge. There is a built-in seat along the transom and a varnished teak table. You can walk forward on wide side decks; at the front of the cabin you walk up three steps to the large foredeck. The flybridge is accessed by a staircase.

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The Grand Banks 42 Classic is the most popular trawler yacht ever built. A sea kindly blue water cruiser with superb design, engineering and construction. Westward is powered by twin 120hp Lehman diesels for economy and range. This particular Grand Banks has a double bed layout in the aft owner’s stateroom. Very attractive and updated interior appointments. She is a yacht with character, charm and comfort. Westward has been maintained to the highest standard by a caring and knowledgeable owner. She is fully equipped and ready to take you cruising wherever your destination. Many upgrades and updates.

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Aurora, a splendid Hylas 46 designed by German Frers, was built for blue-water cruising and is suitably equipped for a luxurious experience while crossing oceans. She’s been well maintained and is fully outfitted for long-distance passage-making including a liberal complement of spares. Visually stunning, Aurora has received a steady stream of compliments for her superb good looks. Below decks you will find a beautifully appointed teak interior with a high-gloss finish. Aurora is cutter-rigged, with in-mast roller furling by Selden, jib and staysail furling by Furlex. With her electric winches, she is easily handled by two.

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Court Ship is a rare variant of the popular Viking 38 series with three helm stations. In addition to the standard bridge helm, she has an inside helm in the salon and a backing station in the cockpit. She has the single stateroom (Plan A) layout with a step-down dinette and island berth forward. This 38-footer (over 45′ counting the swim platform and bow pulpit) is the smallest Viking made and includes all the quality hardware of larger Vikings. She is a fast, elegant convertible that one can be unabashedly proud of owning. Underneath, she delivers in spades with a technically advanced hull shape, combining a clean-tracking forefoot with a dry ride. The aft-planing fairbody delivers efficient, high speed, while reverse-radius chine enhances sea-tracking ability. Court Ship underwent a $57,000 refit in 2001 and has been carefully maintained and constantly upgraded by her current owner. She is located just north of Fort Lauderdale in Pompano Beach. Please call for more details and to arrange a personal inspection.

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The Scotia 44 is a four wheel drive, deck salon and pilot house, expedition yacht built with high quality materials by the Canadian craftsmen of Snyder’s Shipyard in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia to the tough standards dictated by the squally conditions of the North Atlantic. Each Scotia includes a plank from the legendary Bluenose II in her woodwork to instill and carry on the centuries old Nova Scotian seafaring spirit. Her twin diesels give her tremendous manoeuvrability in close quarters and redundancy offshore. Her hull design, by the Maple Marine design team, features pilothouse windows that provide outstanding visibility from the inside helm station or while seated at the dinette. The interior arrangement is up to you. The presented layout at 2012 Strictly Sail Miami has a deck salon with 6′ 5″ headroom and windows that offer a panoramic view of the horizon.

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This Mason 34 was designed and developed in response to Mason’s customers overwhelming request for a 34 foot luxury yacht with world cruising capability. She was designed to be easily handled, modestly priced and built to the same high standards of the PAE/Mason line. The Mason 34 is an evolution and slight expansion of an earlier and well proven Mason design. Her underbody was updated and refined to maximize cruising performance. The Mason 34 design concept, construction and inherent quality are consistent with the Mason tradition. She is the only real yacht of her size built to this level of excellence.

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This modern classic, designed by Chuck Paine and hand-built by Cabo Rico’s craftsmen, has been maintained to bristol standards by its second owner. It features a true cutter rig and clipper bow. The hull motion at sea is exceptionally comfortable. She was designed with more displacement than the average yacht, with a powerful engine and a powerful sail plan. Chuck Paine said “She is genuinely fun to sail and a delight to helm.” Technical features include mutli-zone air conditioning, a watermaker, generator, inverter, radar/chart plotter, auto pilot, retractable bow thruster, electric primary and halyard winches and twin windlasses. The owner’s stateroom and guest cabin each have an en-suite head and shower. After cruising the Bahamas and US east coast, the owner is reluctantly putting this beauty on the market.