JW Yachts will be presenting 2 of the best Buying Opportunities ever at Trawler Fest Jan 27-29 at Bahia Mar in Ft. Lauderdale: (1) Sea Spirit: The Sea Spirit Passagemaker 60 (hull #2) on display is not for sale; however, the 2009/2010 sistership, Dealer Demo (hull #3), in Seattle is being offered at hundreds of thousands $$ below list price. For the trawler client looking for what I consider the best built and safest fiberglass production trawler and at the lowest price for a transoceanic, luxury, full warrantied yacht, this Sea Spirit Passagemaker 60 with approx. 100 hours on single John Deere is an incredible opportunity. Loaded with pto, active stabilizers, and much more. The real beauty is in the construction details. Give me a call for the non-published special pricing on this Dealer Demo yacht. To see why Sea Spirit Passagemakers have me awed, read the review I was asked to write for YachtForums.com at http://www.yachtforums.com/features/t-review-sea-spirit-60-passagemaker-12875 .html Also check out the owner of M/V Sea Spirit's blog. You'll find a lot of great trawler knowledge accumulated over many years of diligent research: http://ourseaspirit.com (2) 2010 Diesel Duck 44: With only 70 hours, this Diesel Duck still smells new. Owners' family problems have not only necessitated an immediate sale, but bargain pricing. The current price is $350,000 (reduced from the $500,000 that they have in this vessel), but the price at Trawler Fest will be the best offer over $275,000. You won't believe it when you see it! (3) 2008 Bering 55: Asking $695,000 but looking for offers. Replacement cost is $1,100,000. This steel passagemaker is a proven vessel (in spite of less than 1,000 hrs on single Cummins) with lots to offer. Available to be seen at nearby marina during Trawler Fest. (4) 2004 Yachtsmiths Int. 55: Asking $550,000. Recently returned from the Marquesas from partial circumnavigation, this proven vessel just had complete paint job, is provisioned, and ready to go. Family tragedy necessitates sale. Make offers. Lying San Diego. (5) 1988 deAlms 65: A finely built Dutch steel motoryacht. New paint, numerous upgrades, and in excellent condition. A PNW and Great Loop veteran. Asking $550,000. Berthed in New Orleans (6) 2007 Elling 43: A luxury Dutch cruiser ("fast trawler") with only 400 hrs. and in excellent condition. Owner anxious to move to larger trawler. Asking only $499,000. Berthed in Baltimore. (7) 1999 Cape Horn 52: Original owner when not cruising has kept this proven yacht under covered storage; recent hull paint and maintained in excellent condition. Now asking $750,000. Fidalgo Bay Marina in Anacortes. Of course we have numerous other quality listings that are also in the "good - great buy" range but the owners haven't authorized "bargain pricing." For additional information on the above mentioned vessels and others, please give me a call or see the websites below: Judy Waldman Yacht Broker JW Yachts jwyachts@comcast.net Off: (954) 894-8844 Cel: (954) 895-8844 Fax: (954) 894-8235 www.jwyachts.com www.YachtWorld.com/jwyachts www.YachtCouncil.com/jwyachts www.PlanetYacht.com