Next up on the auction block is this deal on a 
41 Foot Long Utility Vessel. This vessel was previously used as a Search and Rescue boat by the United States Coast Guard. It was formerly crewed by 3 people and it is capable of carrying up to 20 passenger in addition to the crew. The ship measures exactly 41′ 3″ long, has a 13 x 5″ beam, a 4’6″ draft and is powered by two powerful Cummins Diesel outboard motors, model VT-903M. It has a fuel capacity of 486.8 gallons, a range of 300 nautical miles at 18m knots, and a displacement of 30,000 lbs at full load. Repairs may be required which is why a thorough inspection is highly encouraged. The current asking price for it is just $44,375 with 9 online bids already placed. This auction will be ending in precisely 1 day, 1 hour, and 48 minutes, so hurry up and click here now in order to find out more about it!
This next auction item is different and very cool to say the least. It’s for a NOAA ship called the Delaware II. This ship was originally used as a research vessel, but has since been decommissioned and is now being offered to the general public. Built in in 1968, this ship is capable of sheltering and feeding an entire crew, not to mention it has all the navigational tools you’d need to help you on your voyage. Although it looks great on the outside and has been well preserved, the inside of the ship needs work. You see, asbestos was detected onboard and in order for the ship to be safe and up to safety standards, some parts of the ship will have to be gutted and removed. It may need work, but the Delaware II was once a great ship that can be restored to its former glory with your help. As of right now, the current price for it is just $1,000 with 7 days, 5 hours, and 44 minutes remaining. To find out more about this vessel, simply 
