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It may be getting colder outside but if you live someplace warmer like Florida, then this next auction is definitely for you. Up for online bid right now is this one lot consisting of 3 Future Beach, model BK100, paddle boats. Two of the boats are 2 seaters and the third is a 4 seater paddle boat. The current bid for this auction is $325 with only around a day left to act. Register now to learn more about this auction before it's too late! [links]
Right now up for online bid is this Boeing life raft. This self-inflating raft is in brand new condition, has never been used, and has a 14 person load capacity with an overload capacity of 21 people. It weighs 76 pounds and is a must own if you own or operate an aircraft for work or for pleasure. Hopefully you'll never have to use it, but if you do, it will definitely save you and the lives of your passengers. The current price for this item is $300 with just 2 bids placed. Hurry and click here to register with us right now because this auction will be ending on March 11, 2009. more
Our first auction deal of the day is for this 1968 Marinette Marine landing craft. This vessel has a steel hull and measures approximately 56 feet long. The pilot house was converted several years ago and made for diving operations. The boat features the following: Nav horn, 100 Amp Shore Power system, compass, phone intercom system, A/C and heating in the pilot house, auxiliary hydraulic pump, 40 kilowatt Genset, Furunas Diver air compressor. Other amenities onboard include a kitchen with oven , stove top, sink, heated cabin with air conditioning, shower, toilet, etc. Don't let it's age fool you, this boat is still in great condition! The current bid for it is just $12,100 with just 4 bids placed. The auction ends in less than 24 hours so register now!
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Barge does not have a motor. more
Bid History for Former U.S. Navy Barge
Auction Start Date: 07/29/16 7:47 AM ET
Auction End Date: 08/29/16 1:51 PM ET
Asset ID: 19 Number of Bids: 209
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The Height on the Barge is approximately 15’ from the deck to the underside of the roof or above deck. more
There are no visible markings for manufacturer or Identification.
For a craft that cost $15 million in the late 90s, it's a stealhere
To get the 190-ton craft moving at a manufacturer's claimed top speed of 35 mph, the Sea Slice has two MTU diesel engines and two 180-kW Caterpillar generators that give it 6,964 horsepower. Its fuel tanks hold 11,112 gallons — at a little over $2.30 a gallon for diesel, that's about $25,500 for a fill-up. That'll sting, but think of how much you're already saving off the sticker price. [links]
When Lockheed Martin (of SR-71 Blackbird fame) finished designing and building, the US Navy launched the Sea Slice in 1996, built to dart around lakes and near-shore water bodies. here
This is the Sea Slice, a Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), and the coolest craft a civilian can buy. No one else in Monaco, or even Lake Havasu will have one. For a craft that cost $15 million in the late 90s, it's a steal.
The design is a descendent of the small waterplane area twin hull (SWATH) class of ship. Regular SWATHs have two cylindrical pontoons for hulls, both of which sit below the water's surface. That way, it avoids the speed- and stability-sapping waves on the surface. The Sea Slice here has four shortened teardrop-shaped hulls in total — two on each side, in lines behind each other. That design reduces drag even more, and reduces the wake.
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