1961 Krogen 42' motorsailer
by Jon
(34223)
SOLD
Ruggedly built of teak, mahogany and ipol by American Marine in Hong Kong this classic vessel is one-of-a-kind.
She is currently floating and running and lying in Englewood Florida.
She has two new headsails and a serviceable mainsail.
Her 140 hp Deutz diesel engine runs well.
There were reportedly only three of these vessels built and only two remain, designed by James Krogen of the Kadey-Krogen trawler company.
She is a worthy project needing a haulout, some refastening, batteries and lots of paint and varnish.
I had her looking great but a job entailing travel has her looking neglected.
A unique design element is the large sportfish style cockpit.
She has a full galley a/c and a generator.
Please inquire for more info.
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