Triton on ebay
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- Deck Grunge Scrubber
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- Master of the Arcane
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+THE INTERIOR HAS BEEN GUTTED
+HAD AN ATOMIC 4 MOTOR THAT HAS BEEN REMOVED
=THIS 1968 30 FT PEARSON
SHE DOESN'T LACK MUCH FROM BEING ABLE TO BE SAILED AWAY.
Something is not adding up here...
Unless you read this in the most literal sense and then yes, you could sail it away
... because the motor is gone
... and it floats
... and a sheet tied to a stick can make a boat 'sail'
<sigh> maybe you have to gut your own boat before you realize how big a statement that really is and how far from enjoying your boat you really are.
Someone still has to explain to me how the boat came to be built in 1968 and grew to 30'.
I could forgive the build date but shouldn't a boat owner know how big their boat is? I won't even try to understand how the boat came to be listed as a 'racer'. Knowing Tritons, I would say that was pretty optimistic these days.
-Britton
Just a little elbow grease should take care of the "soild" hull ;)SHE IS A NICE BOAT WITH SOILD HULL
SORRY FOR SO FEW PICS BUT I CAN GET MORE IF INTERESTED.
Nah, don't bother. I mean it's highly unlikely a potential buyer would be interested. Being able to see the boat before purchasing is totally overrated, don't you think?
Honestly!
R.
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- gone2ddogs
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Interestingly enough, one Triton (hull #37, a yawl) has been stretched to 30'. Although it wasn't "jumbo-ized" by chopping it in half, the transom was stretched out to allow the boat to qualify for some race back in the day that had a 30' minimum.gone2ddogs wrote:They probably chain sawed the hull and glassed in 2' in 1968. Hence the 1968 30' statement.
John
There is a thread here that contains lots of photos that I took of this unique Triton. It's not far from me; I wonder how the owner is making out?
Stretch Triton #37
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- gone2ddogs
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