Next up: a very sweet deal on an aluminum search and rescue boat. This boat was formerly used by the United States Coast Guard but has not been declared as surplus and is available for bid to the general public. This vessel measures 41 feet long, and has a 13 ft beam and 4’6″ draft. It is powered by two Cummins diesel engines, model VT-903M and has a fuel capacity of 486.8 gallons. Displacement is 30,000 lbs for a full load and the range at 18 knots is 300 nautical miles. All of the electronics onboard have been removed so you’ll probably have to replace them all in order to restore this vessel to its former glory. An inspection of the boat is highly encouraged and can be arranged by contacting the people involved. The current price for this auction is $28,003 with 4 online bids already placed and less than 5 days remaining. Click here now to get the inside scoop on this online surplus auction!
Check out this next surplus deal for a 1994 Sea Ray Sundance Boat that is now currently up for online bid. Measuring an impressive 44 feet long, this vessel (named the Our Dream II), is made with a fiberglass hull, and sports 2 364 horsepower HP diesel outboard motors. It has a net weight of 20,000 lbs and can comfortably accommodate a crew of up to 3 people. This boat appears to be in great shape and has no stated defects. We strongly recommend you preview and inspect the item thoroughly before deciding to bid on it. The winning bidder of this auction will be solely responsible for the boat’s removal, so you might want to keep that in mind before deciding to purchase it. The current asking price for this seized boat is $38,225 with no bids as of yet. However, there’s still plenty of time and that’s subject to change, so you might want to hurry up and 
Next up for auction is this Surplus Rescue Boat, model CG-41453, that was formerly used by the United States Coast Guard. It is currently available for online bid through a popular government surplus website. This boat measures 41 feet long; has a 14′ beam; 4′ draft; twin Cummin Diesel engines; model VT-903M; and a 463 gallon fuel capacity. This vessel has a passenger cabin, enclosed pilot house, and a main deck flush over the engines. It also has a maximum speed of 26 knots, with a range at 18 knots of 300 nautical miles. Capable of carrying up to 20 passengers, and 3 crew members, this is a boat that’s ready to take you on an adventure. The winning bidder will be responsible for removing this vessel, so keep that in mind. The current asking price for this boat is just $5,000 with no bids as of yet. If you’d like to learn more about this online deal, then simply 
Next up on the auction block is this lot of not one, not two, but eight miscellaneous canoes and kayaks. Perfect for the weekend adventure or summer getaway, these canoes and kayaks will get you floating to your destination in no time. The lot consists of the following: 2 – 17 ft Grumman aluminum canoes, 2 – 17 ft Michicraft canoes, 2 – 17 ft Current Designs Kayaks, 1 – 10 ft Pelican Kayak, and 1- 12 ft aluminum row boat. The boats and kayaks appear to be in good condition with no stated defects, but it’s still recommend that you inspect the items prior to deciding to bid on them. The current asking price for this bulk auction is just $1,575 with 7 online bids already placed and just 1 day, 23 hours, and 50 minutes left to bid. Want to find out more about this online bargain and how to go about bidding on it? If so, then
Next up on the auction block is this recently declared surplus inflatable 1996 Zodiac 7 meter rigid inflatable boat, Navy registry #7MRX9703. This open boat has a t-top and a center console and measures approximately 34.25 ft long, has a max beam of 9 feet, an 18 person capacity, and is propelled by a twin 1997 Evinrude Johnson 150 HP outboard engines. This boat additionally features an engine guard, keel guard, navigation lights, forward and aft flood lamps, Raytheon VHF radio, Ritchie compass, and a whole lot more. The boat does have some minor defects, but nothing too serious. The current asking price for it is just $3,358 with 4 online bids already placed. The winner of this auction will be responsible for the boat’s removal. Want to find out more? Then all you have to do is