CLASSIC SMALL MOTOR YACHT - DOWN EAST / NOVA SCOTIA STYLE, AN EXCELLENT CRUISING OR LIVE-A-BOARD BOAT IN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD CONDITION.
Length - 35’ + 7’ long bowsprit Width - 10.5’ Draft 4.5’ Painted SG White Built - 1932, Thomaston Me, C. A. Morse Type - Single screw wheelhouse motorboat that sleeps 4 people
Engine - John Deere 100HP at 1800 RPM, Propeller 24” x ?, 855 hours Main engine fuel consumption 3.5 gal/hr diesel fuel
Generator - 7.5 KW at 1800 RPM Yanmar diesel, 2537 hours
Tankage - Aluminum, 250 gallon fuel and 250 gallon water
DC electric - two deep cycle house batteries and two starting batteries with a selector switch and battery charger
Refrigeration - Large capacity fridge and freezer on holding plates and Rich Beers Inc. condenser.
Toilet - Wilcox Crittenden Skipper on a valve to discharge overboard or in the holding tank.
Holding tank - is about 20 gallons with an Orberdorfer macerator pump and 1⁄2 hp discharge pump.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
$139,000
I was 39 years old when Dagon splashed, a dream come true. A lot of hard work, a beautiful woman, and a new 13lbs 4oz baby boy. What a decade.
While living and working on the “Delta” at Broward Marine, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, I found Dagon stored in one of the sheds. The boat had been stored for nearly ten years. She was a handsome boat, built in 1932 by CA Morse in Thomaston, Maine. The rent for her storage had not been paid for seven years, so the boat was considered abandoned property. I approached Broward Marine about selling me the boat. They told me that to legally sell the boat it had to be done in an openly advertised public auction.
So I went to that auction determined to make her mine. I was 26 years old, highly motivated and hard-working, a young man with a vision to own a beautiful old motor yacht- rebuilt to the highest standards.
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