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1999 Jefferson Rivanna 52' - Palmetto, FL - $224,900

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Beautiful boat! You had me right up until the Volvo engines . . ., but seriously, it looks like you've maintained it well, and I like the layout! Best of luck with your sale.:thumb:
 
slowgoesit said:
Beautiful boat! You had me right up until the Volvo engines . . ., but seriously, it looks like you've maintained it well, and I like the layout! Best of luck with your sale.:thumb:
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Thanks. I felt the same way about Volvos at first. But these are tough, strong, well-maintained, proven, sip fuel, and will get you out of trouble or get you home when you need it. I’m a believer now.
 
Wanderlust is still for sale, y’all. She’d make a great Christmas present for someone. [emoji6]
 
I did not notice an inverter.

If you have one, what wattage? We do not like running the gen on the hook to support fridge, etc.....

Thanks
 
Bajarat said:
I did not notice an inverter.

If you have one, what wattage? We do not like running the gen on the hook to support fridge, etc.....

Thanks
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Hi Barajat.

Yes, there is a 3000 watt Magnum inverter and five AGM house batteries. Between the house bank and the 840 watts of solar, if you don’t need to run the a/c, you can sit on the hook for about a a day and a half without starting the generator.

Want to come have a look at her? She shows even better than the photos.
 
Bajarat said:
Is this your boat?

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Yep. That's her! That video was shot a few years ago by the broker that sold her to our previous owner. We then bought her from them. Hard to believe that video is still floating around. :)

The decor is different now... nicer, cleaner and less cluttered. The old stove, trash compactor, and galley faucet have been changed, new mattress in the master, the salon chairs are gone and replaced by an L-shaped sofa.

Let me know if you have additional questions.

John
 
Yes, still for sale. We’ve already spoken by phone but feel free to call me again with any questions.
 
if I could talk the wife into selling the house .
 
Best of luck with the sale, Easleys! That's a nice ship you've got there.
 
I have been aboard her and I can highly recommend her. For anyone interested in this boat, I can tell you she is a fine, comfortable, well-maintained vessel.
my wife and I spent over two hours aboard with this past Sunday with Captain John and his wife.
Capt. John gave me a great, in-depth showing of his boat , "warts and all" as he put it. FYI - it doesn't have many warts.
I can assure you he'll be very sad to see her go, but as we all know, "happy wife, happy life."
She's in excellent condition and pride of ownership is everywhere.
Key features for me:
iving spaces are large and comfortable.
 
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Sorry but this posted before I finished.

I have been aboard her and I can highly recommend her. For anyone interested in this boat, I can tell you she is a fine, comfortable, well-maintained vessel.
my wife and I spent over two hours aboard with this past Sunday with Captain John and his wife.
Capt. John gave me a great, in-depth showing of his boat , "warts and all" as he put it. FYI - it doesn't have many warts.
I can assure you he'll be very sad to see her go, but as we all know, "happy wife, happy life."
She's in excellent condition and pride of ownership is everywhere.
Key features for me:
- Living spaces are large and comfortable
- Large, clean engine room
- Lots of spare parts in marked boxes
- Two large staterooms with ensuite heads with stall showers
- A nice, useable office
- Nice "back porch" with eisenglass enclosure
- Large flybridge with excellent visibility, also enclosed
- Nice updated tender with console, bimini, and electronics
- Dual glendenning cablemasters
- Wide walkaround decks
- Cockpit for line handiling with smartly built custom folding stairs for easy access to back deck
- Large deep lazarette
- ZERO brightwork

She's well worth your time to go have a look. She won't last long.

Thanks again, Capt, John
 
Capt. Kirk said:
Sorry but this posted before I finished.

I have been aboard her and I can highly recommend her. For anyone interested in this boat, I can tell you she is a fine, comfortable, well-maintained vessel.
my wife and I spent over two hours aboard with this past Sunday with Captain John and his wife.
Capt. John gave me a great, in-depth showing of his boat , "warts and all" as he put it. FYI - it doesn't have many warts.
I can assure you he'll be very sad to see her go, but as we all know, "happy wife, happy life."
She's in excellent condition and pride of ownership is everywhere.
Key features for me:
- Living spaces are large and comfortable
- Large, clean engine room
- Lots of spare parts in marked boxes
- Two large staterooms with ensuite heads with stall showers
- A nice, useable office
- Nice "back porch" with eisenglass enclosure
- Large flybridge with excellent visibility, also enclosed
- Nice updated tender with console, bimini, and electronics
- Dual glendenning cablemasters
- Wide walkaround decks
- Cockpit for line handiling with smartly built custom folding stairs for easy access to back deck
- Large deep lazarette
- ZERO brightwork

She's well worth your time to go have a look. She won't last long.

Thanks again, Capt, John
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You're very welcome, Kirk! It was a pleasure meeting you both. Thanks for the resounding endorsement. :)
 
Yachtman said:
Is it sold?
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Not quite yet, Yachtman. Thanks for asking. It is currently under contract and goes to survey on Tuesday. You know how these things are. Buyers all the time back out for lots of reasons. I’ll post here on what happens.
 
Well, if it doesn’t, and my house sells, we’ll be calling. ? That’s an awesome boat. Perfect.
 
Yachtman said:
Well, if it doesn’t, and my house sells, we’ll be calling. ? That’s an awesome boat. Perfect.
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Thanks. Kind of you to say so.

We’ll post how things are going after the survey.
 
Today’s survey went well. No surprises. It appears we are moving forward with these buyers and looking at a Jan 10th closing date. I’ll keep you all informed.
 
Preliminary congrats on the sale, hope it goes well for you.
 
The previous owner decided he wanted the boat back. Paperwork is signed. Waiting on the wire transfer. Pretty much a done deal. We’ll be boatless by Monday.
...for now.
And we’ll still be hanging around the marina with our friends a lot.
And I’ve been ramping up the Captain business.
Not leaving boating and not leaving the forum. You slobs are stuck with me. ?
 
MV Wanderlust said:
The previous owner decided he wanted the boat back. Paperwork is signed. Waiting on the wire transfer. Pretty much a done deal. We’ll be boatless by Monday.
...for now.
And we’ll still be hanging around the marina with our friends a lot.
And I’ve been ramping up the Captain business.
Not leaving boating and not leaving the forum. You slobs are stuck with me. ?
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Congratulations, Capt. John.
 
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