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1944 Antique Packard"Peconic Star II"
Peconic Star II
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This historic vessel was well cared for and carries like a dream.
Built as an Air-Sea Rescue Boat by the U.S. Army to save downed pilots.
Sold at auction after World War II and operated as sightseeing vessel and charter fishing boat in the decades to follow.
Twin 871 Diesel Engines.
Double-planked mahogany.
Interior recently converted to a bar with 3-bin sink, commercial hot water heater, beverage coolers, etc.
Passable with Dept. of Health and NYS Liquor Authority.
USCG inspected for coastwise navigation and licensed to carry 109 passengers.
LOCATION: Greenport, New York.
PRICE: $60,000 negotiable.
CONTACT: Captain Will Lieblein 631-599-3317
will@poemarine.com
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