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1927-gaff-topsail-cutter-fore-an-aft-.html
by Dave Mullin
(Salem Ma )
Great opportunity for the Right person / people.
I have to find an owner for my cutter, she has been in storage for the last 4 years but I now must sell her.
The hull and topsides are sound the entire boat needs to be cleaned and repainted.
A listing of all the equipment will be available.
I was in the process of replacing the Aux engine when health issue force me to store the boat, and I now must find her a good owner/home.
28' l.o.d, 42' l.o.a
(New Steel Knees)
If you are Interested please give me a shout at
978-594-1402 if not home leave a message any time is okay, or email at salemrigger@yahoo.com
Best Regards,
Dave Mullin
Salem Ma
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