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Update On Seized Boat Sales

Posted on November 29, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

I wrote about the sale of boats seized by the Port of Port Angeles on October 21, 2010.  At the time I featured two boats.  Since that time the seizure notice has disappeared from the 20 foot sailboat and the … Continue reading →

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Selling Siezed Sailboats by the Seashore

Posted on October 21, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

In these troubled economic times the boat market has gone soft.  Just as mortgage defaults and foreclosures are more numerous these days the default rate on boat moorage is also up.  Making the marina rent takes a back seat to … Continue reading →

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All in the Family, A Well Loved Schooner

Posted on August 4, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

The pinky schooner Robert L, designed in 1948 by William Garden, is a testament to one family’s persistence.  Building was begun by Robert Anderson in 1970 becoming a family project for several decades.  It was a dream of one man … Continue reading →

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Marina Auctions Have Great Buys in Project Boats

Posted on June 26, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

You’ve probably heard that a boat is a hole in the water lined with (insert your choice of building material here) into which you throw money.  For those of us who live from paycheck to paycheck it is very difficult … Continue reading →

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Sailing Off to Dreamland

Posted on June 24, 2010 by Chris Kleinfelter

I was going to post something new here tonight but tomorrow is the impound boat auction.  Auction bidding can be a bit tense so I want to get some sleep so that I may be alert.  Wish me luck and … Continue reading →

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