Why do we own boats?
Enjoyable cruises to exciting destinations.
The solitude of being at sea for days on end.
Anchoring in a quiet cove.
Heading for shore in the dinghy and looking back thinking how pretty your boat looks.
Sunrise and sunsets...
The rhythm of the seas raising and lowering us along our travels.
Yes these are all good examples of why we own our boats. The more we use them the more we love boating.
While we are ashore at work or home there is a great deal of satisfaction that comes from knowing your boat is waiting for you when the opportunity arrives.
Recently I had a customer tell me his recent cruise justified the entire cost of his boat. (I want to go there). Between cost of ownership, depreciation and initial purchase the money can add up. Use her often and it seems like a bargain.

Featured Boat 54' Viking aft cabin open bridge 1994 US$ 369,000 Pictures are recent. Just arrived in Annapolis after a 1500 mile trip from MI. Ran like a champ oh by the way. Unlike most of the 54 Sport Yachts built in the '90's this boat has a open bridge and canvas across the stern of the aft deck. This makes her lighter and able to enjoy the warm breezes. Teak interior, low time updated 820 MANS, 3 stateroom and 3 heads Very healthy good looking example of the Viking 54 sport yacht. This girl cruises at 25 knots and handles like a sport fish. Smaller boat trades would be considered

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