Californian boats for sale
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Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$199,000 *
58 ft / 1985
San Diego, California, United States
CA Yacht Sales International
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$215,000 *
57 ft / 1985
Oxnard, California, United States
Executive Yacht & Ship Brokers
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$219,000 *
57 ft / 1989
San Diego, California, United States
Crow's Nest Yachts - San Diego
Californian 55 Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$179,000 *
55 ft / 1988
Anacortes, Washington, United States
BananaBelt Boats & Yachts
Californian 55 Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$169,900 *
55 ft / 1987
Alameda, California, United States
Richard Boland Yachts
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$80,000 *
55 ft / 1987
new orleans, Louisiana, United States
Whelton Marine
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$219,000 *
55 ft / 1989
Seattle, Washington, United States
Crow's Nest Yachts - Seattle
Californian Cockpit Motoryacht
US$215,000 *
55 ft / 1991
San Diego, California, United States
Chuck Hovey Yachts- Newport Beach
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$164,900 *
55 ft / 1987
San Carlos Sonora, Mexico
Mazatlan Yacht Sales
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$199,000 *
55 ft / 1991
Redwood City, California, United States
Kensington Yacht & Ship Brokers
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$269,000 *
55 ft / 1989
San Diego, California, United States
Sale Pending
JW Hall Yacht and Ship Brokerage
Californian 52 Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$215,000 *
52 ft / 1991
Mount Juliet, Tennessee, United States
Nashville Yacht Brokers, Inc.
Californian Motor Yacht
US$129,000 *
48 ft / 1987
California, United States
Chuck Hovey Yachts- Newport Beach
Californian Cockpit Motor Yacht
US$160,000 *
48 ft / 1988
Oxnard, California, United States
Peninsula Yacht Sales
Californian 48 Motor Yacht
US$99,000 *
48 ft / 1986
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Hansen Yachts
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Californian boats
Californian Yachts was started by Jule Marshall in 1972. The first commercially successful model, the Californian 42 LRC (Long Range Cruiser) was launched in 1976 and was produced for the next nine years. A differentiating point for early Californians was that they were not built in Asia, like many of their contemporaries, but rather in Orange County, California. In addition, Californians used mahogany instead of teak for their interiors and gained an excellent reputation for quality, plentiful space, and good speed with minimal horsepower. Ownership changed hands a few times over the next several decades with Marshall purchasing the brand in 1984 and 1991 and then selling it again to Carver Yachts in 1986. Today, the brand is owned by Navigator Yachts and Products and is still built in the USA. Current new models include the 48 and 55 LRC.