Check out this next deal for a recently declared surplus vessel now currently up for online auction. This 1989 Halter Marine T-AGS-51 Surveying Ship was originally used by a government agency (probably by either the Navy or Coast Guard) but is now awaiting your bid! This ship measures an impressive 208 feet long, has a waterline length of 190 feet, an extreme beam measuring 42 feet, a max navigational draft of 14 feet, a light displacement of 1394 tons and a full displacement of 2238 tons. The hull and rest of the superstructure is made from steel. It is highly recommended that all prospective buyers inspect the hull and rest of the ship prior to bidding. The current asking price for this surveying ship is $211,025 with 7 online bids already placed. This auction will be ending in exactly 1 day, 4 hours, and 46 minutes, so be sure to activate your 3 day free trial account right now to learn more!
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1958 M/V Tongass Ranger Crew Boat: Ready To Hit The Open Waters
Check out this next auction deal for a surplus 1958 M/V Tongass Ranger steel hull crew boat that is now currently available for online auction. This boat measures 61 feet in length, has a waterline beam of 16 feet, and weighs 53 gross tons. It sports a 375 horsepower Caterpillar 3408 engine and consumes 9.5 gallons of fuel per hour at 1650 RPM. It comes with miscellaneous navigation and communication equipment as well so it’s ready to hit the high seas! Once onboard, you’ll find a roomy sleeping quarters and a captain’s quarters as well. Although the boat does run, is functional, and appears to be in great condition — it does have a few issues. The Deck crane for example is inoperable, and the hydraulic anchor winch needs to be replaced. The current asking price for this vessel is just $3,100 with 6 online bids already placed. To find out more about this auction that will be ending in less than 2 weeks, simply click here to begin your 3 day free trial account.
1996 Sea Ark Utility Boat: Perfect For Summer Fun
Next up for online auction is this 1996 Sea Ark Utility boat. This cabin boat measures 23 feet long and has an aluminum hull. The max beam measures 8.4 ft and it has a weight of 5,820 lbs and a 10 person capacity. The boat is propelled by a single Mercury D 4.2 liter diesel inboard engine (which has 962 hours of the meter). It features a cabin heater, dive floor, forward and aft tow bits, horn, compass, 30 amp shore power receptacle, battery charger, Ritchie compass, remote search light, and trim tabs. It appears to be in good condition but it does come with a few flaws such as a loose paneling on the port cabin and is a little abraded on the bow and port side. A trailer is also included in the sale, but we aren’t sure if it’s roadworthy so it’s strongly recommended that you preview this item in person before placing your online bid. To find out more about this surplus boat auction, we strongly recommend you click here in order to activate your 3 day free trial.
1979 Surplus U.S. Coast Guard Vessel “Marion”: The U.S. Coast Guard’s “Junk” Can Be Your Treasure!
Currently up for online auction is this surplus special service patrol boat known as Marion. This boat was previous used by the U.S. Coast Guard, but now has been declared as surplus and is being sold to the general public. Built in 1979, this vessel, weighs 26,000 lbs, has an aluminum hull with fiberglass cabin, and is equipped with Twin 6 CTA 8.3 Cummins engines that are 340 horsepower at 2800 RPM. The boat has a 500 gallon fuel capacity, not to mention that is had a Furuno Navnet electronics package was installed in 2004, making it perfect for those long trips on the high seas. The Marion was in commission was 1979 to 2001 and was serviced regularly between 200 to 250 hours, not to mention that in 2003 it has new port/starboard engines and marine gears installed. The current price for this vessel is $29,025 with 5 online bids already placed. This auction ends in 11 days, 2 hours, and 32 minutes so hurry up and activate your 3 day free trial before it’s too late!
1986 Marinette 120′ Torpedo Retriever: Full Speed Ahead!
This next auction is for by far one of the coolest items we’ve ever seen on the auction block. Now up for online bid is this 1986 Marinette 120′ Torpedo Retriever. This steel vessel was originally used by the U.S. Navy but was decommissioned last year and is not being sold to the general public. The ship has a 25 ft max beam, can go 12-16 knots, and has a range of 1,700 nautical miles. We would say that the overall condition of this ship is good, although there are certain parts that have corroded and need to be repaired. On the bridge you’ll find all navigational equipment intact and ready for use. You’ll need a crew of approximately 18 people, so if you win this auction be sure to bring your friends! The current bid for this ship is just $21,161 with 8 bids already placed. Be sure to click here to activate your 3 day free trial in order to learn more about this deal. Better hurry though, this auction ends in less than 2 weeks.
Delaware II Research Vessel: Way Cooler Than The State
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 click here to activate your free trial account.
