111. Dirt Cheap ABANDONED Project YACHT - Is She Worth It? [Full Tour] Learning the Lines
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This Cheoy Lee 43 was abandoned behind a dock with a few feet of rainwater inside when the current owner bought her for dirt cheap. Since then he’s rebuilt the big diesel engine, stripped off the teak decks, and refinished some wood, but there’s still about 99% of the project left. If you’re willing to rebuild a boat from the hull up this project might be for you, but if not I’d run away.
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Wyatt: (954) 670-3038 – Prefers texts
Current asking price: $15,000
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