Make the Most of Monhegan
There’s a lot to do in less than 1 square mile.
Moor or Less: Raise the harbormaster on the VHF as you approach if you wish to take a mooring in the harbor, or just cruise on in and give him a wave, as we did.
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By Chris Caswell
The classic lobster boat has been described as the “pickup truck of the Maine coast,” so it’s no surprise that boatbuilders have been quick to claim their offerings are “lobster yachts,” no matter what their design credentials.
Our reader selection for May 2013 is Newport Shipyard, in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Better Boat:
The ABCs of Classification
Owners moving from smaller yachts into those over roughly 80 feet will quickly learn a new alphabet: ABS, DNV, BV, LR, RINA, and more. These are organizations that set rules governing the construction, maintenance, and operation of yachts.
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Our reader selection for October 2012 is Delta Boat Works in Isleton, California.
Power & Motoryacht reader Don Roberts writes:
Score Your Refit Yard
You wouldn’t think of hiring a building contractor without doing due diligence, so pick your refit yard with equal care. Interview several yards to find out what they offer and see if you have a “connection” with their team. Don’t be shy about asking for references, either, and follow up on them. Here are some questions to ask:
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Join the Power & Motoryacht crew aboard the Greatest Loop in this recap of their voyage.
Make the Most of Monhegan
There’s a lot to do in less than 1 square mile.
Moor or Less: Raise the harbormaster on the VHF as you approach if you wish to take a mooring in the harbor, or just cruise on in and give him a wave, as we did.
Select brokerage listings from the June 2013 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
Click on any of the thumbnails below to view the entire section
Click on the links below for more information on any particular broker
By Chris Caswell
The classic lobster boat has been described as the “pickup truck of the Maine coast,” so it’s no surprise that boatbuilders have been quick to claim their offerings are “lobster yachts,” no matter what their design credentials.
Our reader selection for May 2013 is Newport Shipyard, in Newport, Rhode Island.
Select brokerage listings from the May 2013 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
Click on any of the thumbnails below to view the entire section
Click on the links below for more information on any particular broker
Better Boat:
The ABCs of Classification
Owners moving from smaller yachts into those over roughly 80 feet will quickly learn a new alphabet: ABS, DNV, BV, LR, RINA, and more. These are organizations that set rules governing the construction, maintenance, and operation of yachts.
Select brokerage listings from the February 2013 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
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Click on the links below for more information on any particular broker
Select brokerage listings from the January 2013 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
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Select brokerage listings from the December 2012 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
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Select brokerage listings from the November 2012 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
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Our reader selection for October 2012 is Delta Boat Works in Isleton, California.
Power & Motoryacht reader Don Roberts writes:
Score Your Refit Yard
You wouldn’t think of hiring a building contractor without doing due diligence, so pick your refit yard with equal care. Interview several yards to find out what they offer and see if you have a “connection” with their team. Don’t be shy about asking for references, either, and follow up on them. Here are some questions to ask:
Select brokerage listings from the October 2012 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
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Select brokerage listings from the September 2012 issue of Power & Motoryacht.
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Join the Power & Motoryacht crew aboard the Greatest Loop in this recap of their voyage.
