scott craven
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Interesting, it's priced well.
Apparently D.E. are not making many 16 and 17' models any more.
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Apparently D.E. are not making many 16 and 17' models any more.
Aquaholic
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1989 Limestone 24’ express cuddy cabin.
$55,000
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Buddy builds boats for a living and that's his boat?
I think he mostly sells plans for boats. A few reputable builders use cope designs. I don't know the whole story...just enough to cause confusion.
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kaelc
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If it has a top it is one of the best all around boats for vancouver island. Judging by the catamaran video it was the right boat for his age and physical condition. I load and single handle a 25, and after a long day on the water or islands with kids, when I’m old I’ll downsize or moor a boat.
That year and series of evinrude was quite good from what live heard.
InterMechanico
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He is a naval architect. I think he probably just built a practical boat
kaelc
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2002 25 Bayliner classic 28.5k usd in Alaska. Trip of a lifetime! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/818044916388440/?mibextid=6ojiHh
craigbroening
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I hear you on this one. Whats with the diesel? This would be a good boat.
brutus
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They can be expensive to fix, more money to maintain, but usually last longer than gas, not sure about the ad41, I think @Rain City runs those ??? The one I owned was aqad41b only 165hp and that thing was alway Brocken down. Again a good survey and mechanical check is a must, and a sea trial, the one I was on was the smaller 23 ft with an outboard and it was an impressive ride
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craigbroening
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I think I'm "the guy wanting a 2359" but I'm also the guy wanting an osprey, seasport, (some C-Dory models) etc. Funny how my name turned into only the one model. I'm essentially sitting on a wad of cash and I know the style of boat I want. I'm also entertaining aluminum models with the hard cab. Hewes Ocean pro and Sea Runner etc. Thanks though guys for all the boat suggestions. Keep em coming
brutus
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All good
There were at least 2 of us wanting 2359’s, me being another one. I looked at them for a while, had an accepted offer on one in WA, and bailed on it after the survey. I ended up with a pretty awesome skagit orca for only (IMO) slightly more money than the 3 2359’s around the lower mainland that were available at the time. Couldn’t be happier I went with what I did.
Wet transom, seized sea valves, bunch of electrical that didn’t work, all on a ‘turn key boat’. More than enough for me to walkWhat was wrong with the survey???just curious
casper5280
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IMO you got a better boat.
1 million percent
Chinookslayer
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is that the 2359 on Ioco road? That thing has been for sale for ever. Driven by it for years. At the end of the day its still just a trophy lol....
Wonder how well that 150 pushes that 22 DE? I would be thinking it would be working pretty hard. If its not rotten that a solid deal.2022 Double Eagle 22 Hardtop/raised deck
$27,500.
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