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1976 GARREN BLAKELY TRAWLER
Estimated price for orientation: 179 500 $
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Description Condition: Used Year: 1976 Hull Material: Fiberglass Make: GARREN BLAKELY Engine Type: Single Inboard Model: TRAWLER Engine Make: Scania Type: Trawler Primary Fuel Type: Diesel Beam (feet): 15 Fuel Capacity: 1 - 5 Gallons
PLEASE CALL YACHT BROKERS AT HALIFAX HARBOR 386-255-0744OR EMAIL HH@DAYTONAYACHTS.COM Kimtah is a fiberglass trawler designed by Ed Monk Jr. and built by Garren Blakley in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1976. Ed Monk Jr. is one of the premier yacht designers and Garren Blakley is best known for its line of 40 - 50 ft commercial fishing trawlers used thru- out British Columbia and Alaska.
Kimtah was purchased in October 1998 and spent the summer of 1999 cruising from her home port of Anacortes, WA to Southeast Alaska and back. The following year she cruised thru-out British Columbia and The San Juan Islands of Washington. Preparations began for cruising to Central America.
In the winter of 2001-2002, Kimtah was hauled out. A new Northern Lights generator, hydraulic bow thruster, hydraulic anchor windlass,Spectra water maker, washer, dryer, dish washer, vacuflush toilet, and pump-out, were installed. All electronics were updated and the canvas Bimini top was replaced with a fiberglass hard top. She was completely rewired and the interior was remodeled with solid teak cabinets and Corian countertops.
In June of 2002 Kimtah left Anacortes on a great six month cruise down the Pacific west coast (stopped at nearly all ports along the way) and arrived in San Diego in December. She left the USA in December and over the next 12 years, cruised Central America, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Honduras and Belize before returning to Key West Florida and cruising up the inter coastal waterway to Washington, DC and then back to the Rio Dulce, Guatemala.
Over the past 16 years of cruising, Kimtah has been maintained and upgraded with many improvements including active stabilizers, air conditioning, water-maker, single side band radio with email modem and solar panels.
Description
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1976 |
| Hull Material: | Fiberglass | Make: | GARREN BLAKELY |
| Engine Type: | Single Inboard | Model: | TRAWLER |
| Engine Make: | Scania | Type: | Trawler |
| Primary Fuel Type: | Diesel | Beam (feet): | 15 |
| Fuel Capacity: | 1 - 5 Gallons |
PLEASE CALL YACHT BROKERS AT HALIFAX HARBOR 386-255-0744OR EMAIL HH@DAYTONAYACHTS.COM Kimtah is a fiberglass trawler designed by Ed Monk Jr. and built by Garren Blakley in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1976. Ed Monk Jr. is one of the premier yacht designers and Garren Blakley is best known for its line of 40 - 50 ft commercial fishing trawlers used thru- out British Columbia and Alaska.
Kimtah was purchased in October 1998 and spent the summer of 1999 cruising from her home port of Anacortes, WA to Southeast Alaska and back. The following year she cruised thru-out British Columbia and The San Juan Islands of Washington. Preparations began for cruising to Central America.
In the winter of 2001-2002, Kimtah was hauled out. A new Northern Lights generator, hydraulic bow thruster, hydraulic anchor windlass,Spectra water maker, washer, dryer, dish washer, vacuflush toilet, and pump-out, were installed. All electronics were updated and the canvas Bimini top was replaced with a fiberglass hard top. She was completely rewired and the interior was remodeled with solid teak cabinets and Corian countertops.
In June of 2002 Kimtah left Anacortes on a great six month cruise down the Pacific west coast (stopped at nearly all ports along the way) and arrived in San Diego in December. She left the USA in December and over the next 12 years, cruised Central America, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Honduras and Belize before returning to Key West Florida and cruising up the inter coastal waterway to Washington, DC and then back to the Rio Dulce, Guatemala.
Over the past 16 years of cruising, Kimtah has been maintained and upgraded with many improvements including active stabilizers, air conditioning, water-maker, single side band radio with email modem and solar panels.
Kimtah was purchased in October 1998 and spent the summer of 1999 cruising from her home port of Anacortes, WA to Southeast Alaska and back. The following year she cruised thru-out British Columbia and The San Juan Islands of Washington. Preparations began for cruising to Central America.
In the winter of 2001-2002, Kimtah was hauled out. A new Northern Lights generator, hydraulic bow thruster, hydraulic anchor windlass,Spectra water maker, washer, dryer, dish washer, vacuflush toilet, and pump-out, were installed. All electronics were updated and the canvas Bimini top was replaced with a fiberglass hard top. She was completely rewired and the interior was remodeled with solid teak cabinets and Corian countertops.
In June of 2002 Kimtah left Anacortes on a great six month cruise down the Pacific west coast (stopped at nearly all ports along the way) and arrived in San Diego in December. She left the USA in December and over the next 12 years, cruised Central America, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Honduras and Belize before returning to Key West Florida and cruising up the inter coastal waterway to Washington, DC and then back to the Rio Dulce, Guatemala.
Over the past 16 years of cruising, Kimtah has been maintained and upgraded with many improvements including active stabilizers, air conditioning, water-maker, single side band radio with email modem and solar panels.