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$329,000.00
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| Address: Bay Shore, NY | |
Body Style: Power | |
| Item Class: Commercial | |
Cruising Speed: 22 kts | |
| Draft: 4' 6" | |
Engine Hours: 1200 | |
| Engine Model: 6V92 DDEC | |
Fuel: 400 | |
| Fuel Type: Diesel | |
Horsepower: 435 | |
| Hull Material: Aluminum | |
Max Speed: 25 kts | |
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The 47-foot Motor Life Boat is impressive. It is designed as a first response rescue resource in high seas, surf and heavy weather environments. It is built to withstand the most severe conditions at sea and is capable of completing a rescue even under the most difficult circumstances. It is self-bailing, self-righting, almost unsinkable, and has a long cruising radius for its size. * This 47' former Coast Guard Motor Life Boat vessel has only 1200 engine hours on its twin Detroit Diesels.* Challenging a current active duty US Coast Guard 47' Motor Life Boat this vessel was slightly faster at top speed. * Textron Marine sells this vessel for $4.3 million brand new, this one is only slightly used and a bargain at the asking price of only $410,000.* This vessel was a prototype model that came up the east coast from Virginia to New York. One of three R&D vessels her two sister ships are actively working as a rescue boat and as an offshore rig tender.* Textron has contacted this owner to show this boat overseas and elsewhere to other organizations to demonstrate the boats abilities.* The vessel has DDEC IV and comes with same package as the US Coast Guard uses. * It is also includes a fully loaded navigation and electronics package.Interested parties are encouraged to contact Central Agent Craig R. Travis at or to schedule yor personal inspection or with any additional questions that you might have. Discover the Affiniti Avantage!
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