1965 Lobster Cruiser 33 1965_Lobster_Cruiser_33

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Specifications

1965
33'
11'
3'6
Black, Surry ME
Wood

HULL MATERIAL

Cedar on oak – routine maintenance required if being commissioned for launch

FRAMES/FLOORS

Oak – 2” x 7/8” on 11” centers– sound where observable

SHEERCLAMP

Oak 1 ¼” x 3” – bolted to carlines with bronze rods and bronze bolts – sound where

observable

BILGE STRINGERS

Oak – 3” x 1 ½” – sound where observable

FASTENINGS

Appear to be copper boat nails

Bronze bolts at sheer clamp

DECKING

Canvas-covered plank in transom deck, side decks and foredeck and painted plywood in

main deck with hatches cut in having SS strapping all around edges – soundings

performed with good results – some lifting of canvas on transom deck – not critical at this

point

DECK BEAMS

Oak – 1 ½” x 1”-2”

RAILS

Wood quarter guards with bronze cap – in good condition and secure

RUBRAILS

Wood with bronze cap – good condition and secure

DECK EQUIPMENT

Secure

RAILINGS & PULPITS

Aluminum bow rail - secure

BULKHEADS & CEILINGS

Tongue-in-groove or shiplapped ceiling in good condition where observable

Plywood bulkheads – one forward of cabin trunk, one amidship of trunk and one aft of

cabin trunk – good condition with no signs of distortion or fracturing

INTERIOR LAYOUT

Door in forward bulkhead accesses new SS water tank with hook-up – not yet plumbed to

sink

Two settees with deep shelves over and storage under

Partial bulkhead

Head compartment to starboard with Wilcox Crittenden head with Lectra San disposal

system and folding door on bronze piano hinge

Galley to port with Formica counter with SS sink with cold pressure water (not plumbed

to new tank yet)

Lockers under with brass handles, old-fashioned stove with two burners (propane?),

drawers under with brass handles

Storage locker in counter outboard of stove and lockers outboard over and cup holder

Companionway door of varnished ply with bronze hardware

Electric cooler on mounting pad amidship aft against head compartment wall

 

How does the charter/sale arrangement work?

Most boats can be purchased for their current appraised value or chartered on a long term basis (minimum three years) with an option to purchase. The purchase price of chartered vessels is usually established at the beginning of the lease and reflects the anticipated market value of the boat three years hence. If a charterer elects to exercise the option and purchase the vessel at the end of the charter, all charter payments are credited against the agreed upon purchase price. There are no interest charges or financing fees, etc. The charterer may also choose not to exercise his or her purchase option, in which case the security deposit will be returned.  Charter payments will be kept as charter hire. Broker commissions are generally paid in full at the commencement of the charter. For more information, please contact us by email or call us at (401) 842-0752.