A New Approach to Listing Small or Mid-Sized Boats

Call to inquire about our new approach to Small and Mid-Sized Boat Listings. Internet searches are a powerful tool in selling your small or mid-sized boat. Use our experience and custom tools to move your boat.

As part of our program we offer to you:

Suggested Boat Pricing. Similar to larger vessels we use industry knowledge, and access recently Sold Boats to suggest a price range that's right for you.
To market your boat we share with you:

A custom spec sheet for you to leverage in documenting your specs
With your specs we compose the listing write-up for your boat

To complete the listing use our summary of suggested pictures to take the pictures that best show your boat, and send them to us

As with all our listings we're happy to provide your perspective buyer with:

• Recommended surveyors
• Financing options
• Appropriate trasportation companies
• Contact by phone or e-mail

Recommendations on Showing Your Boat

We have the opportunity to show boats each week, and we know the details count.  I thought I'd share areas that potential buyers notice, and can play a significant role in the decision to purchase:


1. Detail the exterior.

2. Remove personal gear that is not part of the sale (such as clothing items).

3. Remove equipment or electronics that are not part of the sale of the boat.

4. Clean the interior. Areas include lockers, bilges, head and galley.

5. Replace worn out cushions, carpets or window treatments.

6. Compile maintenance records, and have any recent survey available.

7. Collect operation manuals or transferable warranties.

Downeast Hull Design

The design of the Downeast Hull is extremely versatile. I know of no other hull design that can operate as comfortably and efficiently, using it's entire operating range of it's main propulsion engine.

Between the three basic designs below the water line (skeg built, semi-built down, and fully built down) they allow the owner to custom build a vessel for a wide variety of applications: commercial lobstering, sportfishing, day picnic yachts, and passenger boats to name a few.