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A quick google search shows it at $699K. I assume that was a good price, all things considered.
1952/2007 Sterling Shipyards Seiner Trawler
1952/2007 Sterling Shipyards Seiner Trawler
A quick google search shows it at $699K. I assume that was a good price, all things considered.
1952/2007 Sterling Shipyards Seiner Trawler
Yes, I was just looking at that. Hard to know, but I assume it is a recent posting.
Also found this:
Cape Ross lovingly restored by local resident - Local - Campbell River Courier Islander
Beautiful refit.
Must have cost $$$... Guess at least $250k.
No indication of the asking price.
Everything above the deckedge is new welded aluminum, plus a whole new interior and all new systems. The conversion was intended to turn her into a small passenger vessel, meeting all requirements that entails. That didn't work out and she's now a family cruiser based south of the border. Your guess is off by a factor of 5-6
. It's an old table seiner turned yacht but you'd do just as well calling the Cape Ross a historic obsession.
The history includes 50 years of commercial fishing on the coast. The obsession is John Dolmage's.
Over the past five years he's put 10,000 hours or more into rebuilding the seiner originally built in 1952 for the Canadian Fishing Company (Canfisco).
- See more at: Cape Ross lovingly restored by local resident - Local - Campbell River Courier Islander
Greetings,
Mr. R. 10K hrs of work does seem like an obsession or a perfect way to keep occupied. (I think the latter). But if he's asking $1.75 million my math works that out to be $175/ hour-materials. Hmmm....Maybe I'm in the wrong business...
Greetings,
Mr. R. 10K hrs of work does seem like an obsession or a perfect way to keep occupied. (I think the latter). But if he's asking $1.75 million my math works that out to be $175/ hour-materials. Hmmm....Maybe I'm in the wrong business...
.....she's now a family cruiser based south of the border. Your guess is off by a factor of 5-6
It's tough to part with a labor of love, but Dolmage has the vessel up for sale. He's asking $1.75 million as is and suggesting the finished vessel could go for about $2.3 million. The best-case scenario would be to sell it and still operate it for charter work.
About 2/3 down the page at: Cape Ross lovingly restored by local resident - Local - Campbell River Courier Islander
That was in 2008.
Quote from link below
"It's tough to part with a labor of love, but Dolmage has the vessel up for sale. He's asking $1.75 million as is and suggesting the finished vessel could go for about $2.3 million. The best-case scenario would be to sell it and still operate it for charter work."
About 2/3 down the page at: Cape Ross lovingly restored by local resident - Local - Campbell River Courier Islander
This link that I posted shows the Boat "after" refit (2007) and in current state when it was for sale for $699K (or best offer)
1952/2007 Sterling Shipyards Seiner Trawler
I can open that link... but, can't get it to show "for sale" boat listings???
Here it is
How did you get $1.75 Million from an asking price of $699K ?
The following link is for one of the more interesting and less expensive boats we saw at Trawlerfest today.
2004 Wetsig C Tug Power Boat For Sale - www.yachtworld.com
Note the stern hatch for a drive in garage for the tender. Perhaps that will solve the dinghy theft problem.