2005 Crownline - Used Boat

2005 Crownline - Used Boat




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Berkeley Springs, West Virginia


This 22.5-FOOT CROWNLINE 226LS is in LIKE NEW CONDITION!!! It has a FIBERGLASS hull. The 350 MAGNUM BRAVO 3 ENGINE has 36.9 HOURS and a 20-GALLON FUEL TANK. For entertainment there is a CD STEREO SYSTEM. The boat carries SIX and is equipped with an ELECTRONICS/NAVIGATION SYSTEM, VHF/RADIO, and a compass. Safety features include a fire extinguisher, safety flares, life vests, and a first aid kit. Boat includes TRAILER and COVER.

2002 BAJA - Used Boat

2002 BAJA - Used Boat




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Springfield, Louisiana


AN EXCELLENT 25 FOOT BAJA OUTLAW POWERBOAT FOR YOU!!! Holds up to SIX People, sleeps TWO People, and includes a FIBERGLASS Hull, a MERCRUISER 496 H/O Gas Engine with 160 Hours, 425 Horsepower, a Fuel Capacity of 90 Gallons, a Cruise Speed of 45, and a Max Speed of 70. The Cabin has an Open Head. Safety Equipment includes a Fire Extinguisher, Safety Flares, Life Vests, Smoke Signals, and First Aid Kits. This boat also has many Accessories including an ALUMINUM MCCLAIN Solid White Trailer, Boat Cover, Bimini Top, Swim Step, AM/FM/CD STEREO SYSTEM, a Compass, and a Depth Finder. CALL TODAY TO START HAVING A GREAT SUMMER ON THIS BEAUTIFUL BOAT!!!

Boatel - Used Boat

Boatel - Used Boat




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Peel, Arkansas


TAKE A LOOK AT THIS 1988, 36 FT BOATEL HOUSEBOAT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION!!! This houseboat contains a 60 HP MERCURY MOTOR TWIN ENGINE with 0 HOURS after complete rebuild. This outboard boat has 135 GAL. GAS CAPACITY and has a MAXIMUM SPEED OF 18 KNOTS. The boat features a MANUAL ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION SYSTEM and carries up to 8 PASSENGERS. Included is a KITCHENETTE, 4 BURNER STOVE, REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER, SHOWER, ENCLOSED HEAD and 30 GALLON FRESH and 90 GALLON GREY WATER. For recreational pleasure, it is equipped with SLIDES and TWO DECKS. Owner willing to transport.

Ferry hits boat in Sydney harbour

Ferry hits boat in Sydney harbour


Sydney - A passenger ferry ploughed into a pleasure boat under Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge, killing at least three people, including two professional figure skating judges, and injuring eight others, officials said on Thursday.

The ferry shattered the 10-metre-long wooden cruiser and pitched its passengers into the water in the collision, which occurred about 22:45 on Wednesday, witnesses and police said.

Most of the 12 passengers on board the smaller boat were members of Australia's ice skating community, in Sydney to participate in a weeklong seminar by US figure skating coach, Kathy Casey.

Australian figure skating judges Alan Blinn and Simone Moore, both of whom worked at international events, were killed, according to Michael Pasfield, vice-president of the Australian Professional Skating Association. The identity of a third victim was not immediately released.

Police divers were also searching for 14-year-old Queensland state skater Morgan Innes, who was thrown from the pleasure cruiser and is feared dead, Pasfield and police said.

Former Australian Olympic figure skater Liz Cain, who competed for Australia at the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, New York, had a leg partially amputated in the accident. Seven other people were also injured, skating officials and police said.

Boat 'just disintegrated'

"The boat basically just disintegrated," said witness Clive Marshall, who was on another ferry passing nearby. "There were a couple of people hanging onto the wreckage. We had people in the water and bits of boat and the boat sinking and people screaming for their missing friends."

Ferry crew leaped into the water to help the victims, and a police rescue helicopter used a spotlight to help locate the injured.

The ferry was returning to its berth at the time of the crash.

Dozens of ferries and hundreds of other boats ply Sydney harbour every day, including navy vessels, cruise liners and container ships, and collisions occur periodically, occasionally causing deaths.

The deadliest crash was in 1927, when a mail steamer collided with a ferry, sinking the ferry and killing 40 people.

Carver - Used Boat

Carver - Used Boat




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Greenville, South Carolina


This CARVER RIVIERA MODEL 28 AFT CABIN is in EXCELLENT SHAPE. It is located in ANDERSON SOUTH CAROLINA. Boat has fiberglass hull, TWO CRURSADER ENGINES WITH 220HP EACH WITH APROXIMATLEY. 740 HOURS TOTAL. The fuel capacity is 80-GALLONS. The TWIN CABIN'S sleeps SIX and features TWO refrigerator and one freezer, galley is fulley equiped with 3 burner stove, oven, microwave oven and sink. HEAD IS ENCLOSED with shower. Boat is equipped with a VHF/RADIO, ONE DIESEL GENERATOR with a 5 gallon fuel tank, COMPASS, DEPTH/FISH FINDER, and a CD STEREO SYSTEM, cable and dish ready. Safety features include a fire extinguisher's, including halogen fire suppressor in the engine compartment, ALL EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT, first aid kit, and life vests. Price includes canope COVER

Gulfstar - Used Boat

Gulfstar - Used Boat




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Galveston, Texas


“SPINNER” is the NAME…SAILING is the GAME!!! This 41-FOOT GULFSTAR SLOOP is READY FOR YOU!!! The BEAM is 13-FEET. It has a 4 CYLINDER ENGINE. The MAX SPEED is 6.5. It has a TWO DIESEL FUEL TANKS and a FIBERGLASS HULL. The cabin sleeps SIX and includes a refrigerator, shower, ENCLOSED head, and TWO 50-GALLON FRESH WATER tanks. For entertainment there is a TV, VCR, and an AM/FM/CASSETTE STEREO SYSTEM. It is equipped with an ELECTRONICS NAVIGATION SYSTEM, VHF/RADIO, GPS, and a depth finder. SAFETY features include a fire extinguisher, safety flares, life vests, smoke signals, and a first aid kit. Price also includes a SECOND SET OF SAILS.

Outbound 52: A Boat for Cruisers in a Hurry

Outbound 52: A Boat for Cruisers in a Hurry
"Shipyard News" from our March 28, 2007, CW Reckonings.


March 28, 2007
By Andrew Burton More articles by this author



Outbound Yachts / Kernan Yacht Design
With its powerful sailplan and raised saloon, the Outbound 52 promises to be speedy, comfortable and fun to sail.



Outbound Yachts has a 52-footer in the works. Due to be launched this summer, it's a Tim Kernan designed, center-cockpit, fast cruising cutter. Preliminary drawings reveal a moderate displacement hull with a large, bulbed fin keel and a spade rudder. The big, 15/16 fractional, triple-spreader rig will get most of its drive from the mainsail. No doubt, electric winches will make it possible for a couple to handle the boat with ease.

The slightly raised saloon will make the companionway shorter for ease of movement, and diners will enjoy a bright, airy midships social area. The aft cabin is large, with plenty of storage and a private head with walk-in shower. The galley occupies the passageway to port and looks like it will be easy to work. The engine room is in the center of the boat under the cockpit, and is accessed from a small cabin to starboard that has an area labeled workbench or pilot berth. (I know which option I'd choose.)

Three different cabin layouts are offered forward. Each features a good-sized head and shower. The option I like best has an offset double along the port side, with an office or stateroom immediately aft to port; one layout has a pretty basic-looking V-berth with the same cabin arrangement aft; the last dispenses with the extra cabin but has a centerline double berth in a large stateroom that looks like it'll rival the aft cabin for comfort.

Bottom line: the Outbound 52 looks like the kind of boat I prefer to take offshore-- speedy, comfortable and fun to sail.

1992 Grady White - Used Boat

1992 Grady White - Used Boat




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Hudson, Florida


TAKE A LOOK AT THIS GREAT 25 FOOT,9' 8" beam, 1992 GRADY WHITE DOLPHIN POWERBOAT!!! Includes a FIBERGLASS Hull,hardtop, Twin Suzuki Gas Engines with 50 Hours, 2000 Twin 200's, a Fuel Capacity of 240 Gallons. This boat holds up to SIX People and features Color/GPS System, Radar, a Bait Well, full Curtains,outriggers and a STEREO SYSTEM, VHF radio. The Cabin sleeps TWO People. Also has FREE FALL WINDLASS! Safety Equipment includes a Fire Extinguisher, Safety Flares, Life Vests. START HAVING FUN ON THE WATER IN THIS BEAUTIFUL BOAT, CALL TODAY!!!

1991 Larson - Used Boat

1991 Larson - Used Boat




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Tampa, Florida


A GREAT 32 FOOT 1991 LARSON CRUISER POWERBOAT!!! Includes TWIN 1991 Volvo 8 Cylinder Inboard/Outboard Gas Engines with 240 Horsepower, a Fuel Capacity of 96 Gallons, a Cruise Speed of 25, and a Max Speed of 52. Cruises 10 people and sleeps 5 People, and features a 3D LCD Depth/Fish Finder and Lorance Flasher, VHF/Radio, 110v Power, a 42 Foot Donzie Triple Axle Trailer, canvass enclosure, and a CD/FM Noah weather STEREO SYSTEM. Cabin includes Central Heat and Air Conditioning, a Refrigerator, Freezer, a Shower, an Enclosed Head, a 60-Gallon Fresh Water Tank, and BERBER Carpeting and Pleather upholstery and curtains.

Savannah International Boat Show opens Friday

Savannah International Boat Show opens Friday

By Savannah International Boat Show
Mon, Mar 26, 2007

The fifth annual Savannah International Boat Show will be held this Friday, March 30- Sunday, April 1, at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center and in-water on the Savannah River.

The Show will feature more then 90 different brands of boats, 120 marine exhibitors and a multitude of special features. "Many of our exhibitors participate in the largest boat shows in the country, but will come to Savannah because they love the flavor of the Show and the incredible destination," said founder and producer Jacqui McGuinness.

The uniqueness of this Boat Show is that it has boats on display along the Savannah River and in the world-class Convention Center on Hutchinson Island, Savannah, GA.

The Show will feature a nautical sculpture made from 10 tons of sand. Professional sand sculptor and Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) Professor, Julie Leiberman will be creating a large boating scene which will later be plundered by 10 contest finalists on Sunday, April 1, at 3pm.These finalists will be searching for a small toy boat. The winner will take home an inflatable boat and outboard engine compliments of Mercury MerCruiser, the Show's presenting sponsor. For contest information, listeners can go to Lucky Dog Country 106.9, 107.9 the Coast, or 103.1 the Drive.

Several SCAD students will be on-site teaching children the fine art of sand sculptures. All nautical sand sculpting will take place in a giant sandbox inside the exhibit hall of the Trade Center.

Fishing seminars and demonstrations will be held throughout the Show. Caricaturist Tony Stewart will be on-site Saturday afternoon drawing attendees for free from noon-3pm. The Savannah Sailing Center will give people the opportunity to experience sailing from right inside the facility with their special OPTI Sailing Simulator. Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary will share underwater footage of the Reef and give kids a "fishy" experience.

Outside, there will be seafood, beverages and live music overlooking the Savannah River.

Up-and-coming Nashville star, Branan Logan, will perform Saturday from noon-5pm, while Band in the Park performs from 1-4pm on Sunday.

For a full listing of all special features and activities visit www.SavannahInternationalBoatShow.com.

Carver - Used Boat

Carver - Used Boat




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Erie, Pennsylvania


Check out this 1984 CARVER SANTA CRUISE......UNIQUE SEDAN BRIDGE UNIT with DUAL CONTROL....It is in EXCELLENT CONDITION! It has a 250 HP 350 CHEVY ENGINE. The boat features a DEPTH-FINDER, FUEL FLOW INDICATOR and GPS and TWO MARINE RADIOS. The cabin can sleep up to FOUR PASSENGERS. It features a REFRIGERATOR, SHOWER and ENCLOSED HEAD. The accessories on this boat consist of AM FM STEREO SYSTEM, TRAILER, BOAT COVER, DUAL CONTROLLED SPOTLIGHT & ANCHOR WRENCH and BIMINI TOP which is folded, PLUS MANY OTHERS…..

Hunter - Used Boat

Hunter - Used Boat




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Guthersville, Alabama


This 28.5 FOOT HUNTER is READY FOR THE WATER!!! The BEAM is 9.5-FEET and the DISPLACEMENT is 7500. The MAX SPEED is 10 KNOTS. It has a 10-GALLON DIESEL ENGINE with LOW hours. The cabin sleeps SIX and features AIR CONDITIONING, ICE BOX, SHOWER, 12-GALLON FRESH WATER TANK, and a 15-GALLON GREY TANK. It carries SIX and includes a VHF/RADIO, 110-VOLT POWER, COMPASS, fire extinguisher, safety flares, life vests, smoke signals, and a first aid kit. NEW BOTTOM REDONE JUNE 1, 2006.

Massive boat fire in League City caught on camera

Massive boat fire in League City caught on camera

Four people taken to area hospitals
By Stephanie Guadian
(3/26/07 - KTRK/LEAGUE CITY, TX) - We have exclusive video of an explosion at a marina in League City that sent four people to area hospitals. The fire started on one boat, but quickly spread to others on a day when a lot of people were out on the water.

Four people were onboard the boat when it exploded into flames at the South Shore Marina in Clear Lake.

"I said, 'Oh dear.' As soon as I saw the smoke, I knew it was a gasoline fire," said witness Al Wetterstroem.

Wetterstroem watched as the fire spread from one to three boats. Kamil Mortada was also at the marina. He grabbed his fire extinguisher and tried unsuccessfully to put out the flames.

"I saw two guys," said Mortada. "One was in the water. The other guy out in the pier, badly burned."

In all, four people were injured. Two people had severe burns. A 34-year-old and a 17-year-old were taken by Life Flight to Memorial Hermann Hosptial. The other two were taken by ambulance to St Johns.

At one point, the Coast Guard began towing boats out so they would not burn. Mortada couldn't put out the flames, but he was able to pull one man to safety.

"Big puff of smoke, black smoke," he said. "I ran like crazy trying to help these people."

While an investigation into what started the fire continues, Coast Guard officials believe one boat was fueling when some of the fuel leaked into an unsafe area.
(Copyright © 2007, KTRK-TV)

Capsized boat recovered, third man still missing at Lake Henshaw

Capsized boat recovered, third man still missing at Lake Henshaw

By: North County Times

LAKE HENSHAW ---- A Sheriff's Department dive team looking for the body of a fisherman instead found the aluminum boat that capsized killing three men on Lake Henshaw, authorities said Saturday.

The small boat capsized about 3:30 p.m. Thursday during a thunderstorm that included lightening and gusty winds.

The boat was blown to one side of the lake, sheriff's Lt. Mike Barletta said in a written news statement. Sheriff's spokeswoman Jan Caldwell said it did not appear the vessel had been struck by lightning.


Two bodies were recovered, and the team was continuing its search for the third man today.

One man, Thomas Meridieth, 63, of Glendora, was pulled from the water soon after the boat capsized, but died on scene despite efforts to revive him, Barletta said.

The body of a second man, a 58-year-old Pasadena resident, was found by the dive team Friday. His name has not been released pending the notification of his family.

Barletta said the accident happened after a fisherman in a boat offered a ride to three fisherman walking along the shore so they would avoid the coming storm. Two of the men accepted and another kept walking.

The fisherman on shore suddenly noticed the capsized boat and saw one of the fisherman face down floating to the other side of the lake, Barletta said. He ran to get the man out of the water and then went for help.

What's the best way to win a dragon boat race?

What's the best way to win a dragon boat race? Is there a strategy? Please post a comment below and tell us. Here's the latest on the dragon boat races scheduled for this summer.

Dragon Boat orientation set
All dragon boat team captains/managers and team members, especially new participants and/or those interested in putting a team together, are invited to attend the Annual Pizza Party and Dragon Boat Orientation Seminar from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Infusino’s Banquet Hall, 3225 Rapids Drive.

The seminar will give all dragon boat team participants a valuable overview of and critical information about the event and a chance to participate in mock paddling sessions as well as tips for maximizing your team’s potential. For those interested in still putting a team together, the $750 registration fee will be extended for those who sign up at the pizza party. For more information, call (262) 632-0530.

2003 Malibu - Used Boat

2003 Malibu - Used Boat




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Big Bear Lake, California


2003 MALIBU, Wakesetter XTI 23' open bow, Orange/ Grey & White with Grey tribal decals, carries 13 passengers, always covered or garaged Direct drive, 335hp fuel injected Vortex Monsoon motor by Indmar marine. only 200 hrs 6/1Cd am/fm kicker amp, 8speakers 2 on tower, powered sub-woofer, swoop tower with twin bat racks, teak swim platform brand new custom cover, Snack table stores away neatly in one of many storage compartments, 2 built in on board Ice chests, seats 14 people, collapsible ski pylon. All new decals, factory maintained every spring, original prop never beached or used in salt water, perfect pass cruse control, depth finder and water and air temp gages, comes with 2 anchors 1 is fabulous “Box Anchor” Shore stake and some life jackets, Bimini top, 3built in ballast tanks and Malibu wedge. Extreme tandem trailer with brand new factory refurbish including paint, carpet, strap and jack, This boat and trailer are immaculate you wont find a more well kept clean previously owned boat $38,000 OBO, Lake Havasu AZ. Buyer must arrange pickup and all arrangments. Plese Call Christian 909-800-2946

The boat and the Bay

The boat and the Bay

Bill Scholle

Published 03/23/2007 - 4:12 p.m.

If you have been faithfully following these bi-weekly columns (and who hasn’t?), you know by now about our boating experiences in and around (and aground) our waterways. You know, for example, that other boaters feel that we are somewhat inept at docking, steering, line-tying, line removal, communicating with others, navigating and generally knowing what we are doing in a boat. Other than that, we are pretty good.

We have enjoyed belonging to the Discovery Bay Yacht Club and taking an occasional Club trip to the Sacramento Jazz Festival and Pier 40 in San Francisco. Occasionally we have stopped overnight in, say, Vallejo or Martinez. But that was just to bump into things. Some of our best friends have been sorely challenged to keep us from sinking or getting lost. Fortunately, people like the Tom Devoes and the Dick Jamisons and many others have managed to keep us dry and our friendship has endured. Barely.

The other day we thought that, maybe, the problem was that our boat was either too big or not big enough. We thought that, maybe, we need a different boat. So we went to see our friend Matt, who owns Pacific Boat Center there on Bethel Island. We found that Matt is still the same wonderful guy he was when we re-financed our house so that we could buy our first boat. Same smile. Same engaging attitude. Same jokes.

So we said, “Matt, we have this fine boat that we bought from you just three years ago and it has very low hours (that seems to be somewhat important) and it still looks brand new. What will you give us for it if we buy another boat from you?”

“About half.”

“About half what?”

“What you paid for it.”

Well, that sounded fair enough to me and so we looked around some and spotted this new one. It’s smaller than the old one and it looks like you couldn’t get into much trouble with it. It looks like it could get us pretty much anywhere we wanted to go. We weren’t thinking City anymore ‘cause that’s too dangerous and, besides, our few remaining friends said that if we went there … they wouldn’t. Sorta’ put a damper on the idea.

Anyway, you want to know if we fell for Matt’s tricks again, huh?

Sure.

We called the finance guy the next day and he, too, was just as happy to hear from us this time as he was last time and, “of course … there are some great loans available for the next two days only …”

He came over and were we ever lucky … said that we got the last one.

Now, when the new boat arrives we will be all set. We can go anywhere on the Delta. Maybe even further. Can go down to the new Elks Club there in Pittsburg and up to Paradise Cove out of Stockton or one of the other places that they show on the map you get when you buy the boat. When you buy the boat, you get the map free. How can you pass that up?

Then after we ordered the new boat we headed over to the Pleasanton Boat Show. That’s a big mistake. Person should never go to a boat show. But know what’s good? The new Sea Doos will arrive about the same time as the new boat.

Won’t that be great!

So then, yep, you guessed it: we will be able to go to all these places in boat or on Jet Ski!

… assuming that we learn to do that steering, docking and line stuff …

If you should see a couple of old people flying by on the water (hair disheveled, eyes filled with fear with an expression of sheer shock), don’t be alarmed. It’s just us on our way to Sunday Brunch.

Luhrs - Used Boat

Luhrs - Used Boat




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Waltham, Massachusetts


VALUE OF THE SEASON, WAY UNDERPRICED Fresh water system; trim tabs; windshield wipers. (6) rod holders in gunnels; Bilge pumps aft and amidship. All engine maintenance records available; boat professionally maintained. Fresh water cooled, newer interior! Sleeps 6. Twin 360 Crusaders, 600 HP, 150 Gal Gas tank, Max cruise speed at 24 mph. Sport Features include Swim Step! Has 2 VHF/Radio and GPS! Can hold up to 15 passengers!

2006 Tige - Used Boat

2006 Tige - Used Boat




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TAKE A LOOK AT THIS FLAWLESS 20 FOOT 2006 TIGE 20V POWERBOAT!!! Includes V8 Inboard V-Drive Gas Engine with 40 Hours, 340 Horsepower, a Fuel Capacity of 38 Gallons, and a Max Speed of 45. Features include a VHF/Radio, a Swim Step, a Trailer, Boat Cover, and a CD STEREO SYSTEM with SIX SPEAKERS.Includes Taps 2 wake system.Fresh water only. Owner is open to negotiate reasonable delivery

One dead, three hurt in boat crash on the Sunshine Coast

One dead, three hurt in boat crash on the Sunshine Coast

Published: Thursday, March 22, 2007
One person is dead and three are hurt after their boat ran aground at high speed.

The crash happened shortly after midnight about 80 miles north of Vancouver at Deserted Bay on the Sunshine Coast.

The coast guard did attend, but due to darkness and poor weather, they could not get the injured out until this morning.

The boat was a ferry from a logging camp that was aiding in another rescue after a call went out that someone had fallen overboard on another boat.

That person was believed to be rescued, and the logging camp boat was heading back to its berth when the crash happened.

Coast Guard official said it may have been snowing or heavy sleet may have been falling at the time of the crash, which they say happened at what looks like high speed.

No names have been released and RCMP are on scene investigating.

Injuries of the other three range from "minor" to "serious".

They were taken to Sea Island in Richmond by Coast Guard hovercraft and are being transported to hospital.

Dubai International Boat Show 2007 closes with exhibitors enjoying record sales of US$148 million

Dubai International Boat Show 2007 closes with exhibitors enjoying record sales of US$148 million

Posted: 22-03-2007 , 13:52 GMT


Organisers and exhibitors have all reported record-breaking results that make this year’s Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS) 2007 the most successful edition in its history.



Despite blustery conditions for the final days, nearly 25,000 visitors passed through the exhibition gates over the five-day event, in which 330 boats were on show, with several of the exhibitors selling their entire range of display vessels and many others taking a wealth of advance orders.




Reports from exhibitors suggest that a total of US$148 million worth of boats, yachts, boating equipment and services were sold during the show.



Helal Saeed Al Marri, Director General of Dubai World Trade Centre, organiser of Dubai International Boat Show, said: “Whenever I talk to exhibitors and visitors at DIBS, they comment that it’s a great place to do business, particularly since it attracts so many people from across the region who are actively looking to make a deal. The early indications are that this year’s exhibition has exceeded our expectations, driving sales past last year’s recorded-breaking numbers.”



UAE-based ART Marine displayed US$66 million worth of yachts, and at the close of the show announced that it recorded sales and advance orders for all of the yachts on display. The group, which was the largest exhibitor at the show with 27 yachts, now has customers waiting for the next line.



ART Marine’s biggest success was the sale of the new flagship Azimut 103S Yacht within a day of its international launch at DIBS 2007. The advanced luxury yacht found a buyer shortly after the opening of the show, with strong competition for the chance to be the first in the world to own the high-end craft.



Other dealers also saw strong sales and major business opportunities. Emirates Yachting, the exclusive dealer of Bayliner and Trophy sports fishing boats in the UAE, sold 12 boats during the event, which included six of the ever-popular Bayliner 175 yachts.



Andy Sixsmith of Emirates Yachting, commented: “This is the second time that we have exhibited at the Dubai International Boat Show and once again we have enjoyed overwhelming sales. We have sold 12 boats and have orders for at least another 10 sales following the show.”



Dubai-based Macky Marine was exhibiting 10 boats on its stand, including the Formula 40 and new Monterey 330 Cruiser, making a number of sales and key contacts.



ASIS, a manufacturer of fibreglass rigid inflatable boats, successfully sold five of its six boats on display, and received orders for a further ten, closing sales of over Dhs. 1 million within three days. First Marine, which started the event with 11 boats in the 20 foot range on its stand, sold nine with a combined value of over Dhs. 2 million.



Many of the exhibitors at national pavilions enjoyed an extremely successful show including the impressive British Marine Federation (BMF) pavilion, HISWA Holland Yachting Group and the German Boat Builders Association which were all present in the Luxury Supplies and Services area.



The DIBS Equipment, Supplies and Services Area enjoyed strong international representation with the UK’s the Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce exhibiting along with the Italian Trade Commission, New Zealand Marine Export Group and UBIFRANCE.



New innovations at DIBS have also generated strong returns. The decision to hold the Dive Middle East Exhibition (DMEX) alongside DIBS 2007 has boosted regional interest in the sport, according to diving enthusiasts.



“The show was a great success, with the live demonstrations proving particularly popular, as well as the lessons on discovery scuba, free diving and underwater communication. Interest in diving is growing in the Middle East, both on the part of international visitors and for people who live here, so the dialogue generated by this exhibition is hugely productive,” said Ibrahim N. Al Zu’bi, Advisor to Emirates Diving Association.



Perhaps most importantly, this year’s event has demonstrated to a global audience the major potential of the region’s Gulf leisure marine industry, with international industry commentators predicting a glowing future, particularly as the current construction boom in marinas and waterfront property creates additional berths for yachts and leisure craft.



To recognise the important contribution that major developments are making to support the expansion of the marine industry in the region, Dubai World Trade Centre held a special ceremony to honour Gold Sponsor Dubai Maritime City, which will be the largest and the most comprehensive maritime complex in the world.



Helal Saeed Al Marri presented a special award to Amer Ali, CEO, Dubai Maritime City, in recognition of the group’s ongoing support.

The 2008 Dubai International Boat Show will take place from 12 – 16 March at the Dubai International Marine Club.

2003 Regal - Used Boat

2003 Regal - Used Boat




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AT THIS PRICE, THIS BOAT IS A STEAL!!!

Regal were so proud of this boat that the company was compelled to name it the Commodore. Consider the reasons why: design, style, function, handling, efficiency, and room.

The abundant elbowroom is the result of Regal’s attention to providing usable space on all sizes of its fleet. Passengers will question your ruler when they learn the 2665 is 29’ 2” long. There’s that much room!

You couldn’t find a more functional boat in its class. Here’s a 25-footer with a stainless anchor roller and a line locker. Doublewide helm seats should have double leaning bolsters, and the Commodore 2665 does. She features facing bench seats, the aft of which folds for sunning or overnights, a refreshment center with sink and 25-quart cooler, and a transom door which separate the integrated swim platform with three individual storage lockers. The companionway has two built-in steps and a walkthrough windshield for foredeck access made easy.

Down below design and function meet at the marriage alter. The bow features a U-shaped dinette for a meal and a large double berth with the table lowered and cushions in place for sleeping. The roomy hanging locker is cedar-lined and lit, as is the overhead. Note the carbon monoxide detector, smart. There’s also another in the aft cabin which has screened portholes for ventilation. The galley is equipped with a single electric burner stove, 12V refrigerator and sink with variable position faucet.

Key Features
The 2665 Commodore has overnighting capabilities for four adults with a V-berth forward and a midship stateroom with a queen-sized berth. The galley features a 12-volt refrigerator, electric stove, and sink. The cockpit is good sized and features a doublewide helm seat for added comfort. All the gauges and controls are within easy reach and the helm offers a good line of sight in all directions.