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This freshwater Tiara 2600 Continental is powered with a 260HP MerCruiser. The large cockpit has a removable aft bench seat for entertaining or fishing. Accommodations include a convertible V-berth and a mid-cabin double. Galley is equipped with a refrigerator, 2 burner alcohol/electric stove and stainless steel sink. The head is aft to starboard. Trailer included and priced to sell.

• Year: 1985
• Engine/Fuel Type: MERCRUISER
• HIN#: SSUT6142D585
• Length: 26'
  Beam: 8'9
• Power: MERCRUISER
• Total Power: 260
• Class: Express Cruiser
• Location: Harbor Springs, MI

Own a piece of history with this 1938 Marlin 18 "Mari 'elle". A classic one-design sloop that once had active fleets in Harbor Springs and New England. Designed by Philip L. Rhodes who was a prolific, lifetime designer of all types of vessels from small recreational dinghies to large yachts. He was particularly known for the wholesome good looks and sailing qualities of his yacht designs. His 12 Meter Class "Weatherly" won the Americas Cup in 1962. Built by The Anchorage, Inc./Dyer Boats in Warren Rhode Island where they had been building fine boats since 1930 when Bill Dyer founded the company. The Marlin 18 was designed to prepare young sailors for keel boat racing on Long Island Sound. Twenty-four boats were built over the winter of 1937-38. Twelve of those boats were delivered to the Little Traverse Yacht Club in time for racing in 1938. They were used to prepare young sailors to move up to the Northern Michigan (NM) 33' sloop well into the 1950's. This boat was number six of the 12 that went to LTYC. As fate has it, the Great Hurricane of 1938 struck across all New England killing hundreds and destroying everything in its wake. The flooding hit The Anchorage Company hard burying it under 15 feet of wreckage and water. Subsequently, the original Rhodes Marlin 18 design with its open deck configuration, slated for the Warwick Country Club Yacht Squadron of Rhode Island was not produced. "Mari 'elle" is one of few Marlins still in existence today.

• Year: 1937
• HIN#: MCZ982510823
• Length: 18'
• Class: Antique and Classic
• Location: Harbor Springs, MI

This 1981 Boston Whaler 17 Montauk is still going strong and has many years of life left on her classic, unsinkable hull. This Whaler is low-maintenance, easy to handle, and fun for all ages. Whether you are looking for a great pleasure boat or a stable platform for fishing, this center console will deliver. The only thing limiting this boat's usage is your imagination. The wood, upholstery, and canvas are in good condition. Includes a single-axle roller trailer and lots of canvas.

• Year: 1981
• Engine/Fuel Type: MERCURY, 70
• HIN#: 885281A
• Length: 17'
• Power: MERCURY 70
• Class: Center Console
• Location: Harbor Springs, MI

This 1998 Boston Whaler 18 Dauntless with a 135HP Mercury Optimax engine. A freshwater, unsinkable, center console boat with comfort package and all the right options. Yacht quality components, Accutrack hull design for smooth, dry ride offering superior stability and predictable tracking. This is the ultimate family/fishing machine and includes a dual axel E-Z Loader trailer, two covers, and spare battery.

• Year: 1998
• Engine/Fuel Type: MERCURY, Optimax 135HP
• Hull: Fiberglass/Composite
• HIN#: BWCAL501D898
• Length: 18'
  Beam: 8
• Power: MERCURY Optimax 135HP
• Class: Center Console
• Location: Traverse City, MI

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This 1997 Sea Ray 230 Bow Rider makes a full day on the water a non-stop pleasure! The huge sun pad and roomy bow area provide plenty of space for basking and lounging. Powered by a 5.7L EFI MerCruiser Alpha I stern drive that promises speed and performance to make any helmsman's heart race. She has always been freshwater kept and professionally maintained, trailer is not included.

• Year: 1997
• Engine/Fuel Type: MERCRUISER, 5.7L ALPHA
• HIN#: SERA4098F797
• Length: 22'
  Beam: 8'6
• Power: MERCRUISER 5.7L ALPHA
• Class: Bowrider
• Location: Harbor Springs, MI

This 1984 Freedom 29 was graciously donated to Lake Charlevoix Mariners 501 (c) (3). The proceeds of the sale will support their Sail Charlevoix youth sailing program. This vessel was designed to be sailed by one person (with plenty of room for guests) including all spinnaker functions. It is equipped for light cruising: berths for 6: 2 in the enclosed cabin forward "V-berths", 2 in the main salon on settees, 2 in the enclosed aft cabin; galley is to port with the stove opposite; head is aft to starboard; dinette table is to center (over the motor box) with drop leaves. Note also the following feature - 6'2" headroom; full teak interior with teak and holly sole, and a cockpit dodger with attaching Bimini. It features a carbon fiber free-standing spar, fully battened mainsail, Bierig Camber Spar self tending jib, "Hoyt Gun Mount" spinnaker handling system, tiller steering, and auto pilot.

• Year: 1984
• Hull: Fiberglass/Composite
• Length: 29'
  Beam: 10'1
• Class: Sloop
• Location: Charlevoix, MI