1980 Custom Long Range Expedition Trawler Sold Boat in Apalachicola, FL US
Long Range Expedition Trawler
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62 feet
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Steel
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1980 Custom Long Range Expedition Trawler | ||||||
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| Price | $285,895 | $279,000 | $298,000 | $299,000 | $299,900 | $269,937 |
| Location | Apalachicola | Pensacola | Fort Myers | Fort Lauderdale | Punta Gorda | Pensacola |
| Nominal Length | 62' | 29' | 34' | 43' | 49' | 27' |
| Engine Make | - | - | Yanmar | cummins | Lugger | Yamaha |
| Total Engine Power | - | 320 hp | 260 hp | 220 hp | 460 hp | 150 hp |
| Days on Market | 1606 | 105 | 658 | 240 | 162 | 201 |
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Oceanis is a custom built long range expedition steel trawler. She is turn key ready to go and is going to make the next lucky owner very happy. She is the boat of a lifetime. With an approximate 2000 nautical mile range she can explore the far reaches of the Caribbean, Central / South America and the Atlantic coast with ease thanks to her draft of only 4.5 ft. Pair that with her fantastic seakeeping ability and ability to be self-sufficient for weeks on end and you have the perfect mothership or long-range expedition research yacht.
The most recent survey was performed in 2018 and is available for serious buyers. Ã?Â
Highlights:
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4.5 ft draft
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3000 Gallons of fuel saddle tanks
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2000 gallons of ballast saddle tanks
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10GPH @ 7KN
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2000 Mile range APPROX
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450GAL day water maker
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3� Shafts
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6v71N Detroit Diesel Mains
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81 TonsÃ?Â
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Solar 12v/110v/LPÃ?Â
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Bow & Stern thrusters
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IncineratorÃ?Â
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Twin radars Garmin / Raymarine
HISTORY TO TODAY:
Oceanis started life in 1980 being built by Micron Ships of Louisiana. She spent the first portion of her life working Americas oil fields as a liquid mud transport vessel. After doing that for some time she was sold to an outfit out of the North East to be a clam dredge. After working there for many years she was sold yet again to a tour boat operation on the detroit river. In the early 2000�s the current owners purchased her in a state of disarray.
Through 4 years of innovation and hard work on the shores of Lake Huron Oceanis was reborn into her current life as a private expedition yacht. The owners have decided to continue their adventures on their smaller boat and on land She currently resides in Apalachicola Florida.Ã?Â
SUMMARY:
Oceanis is 68' overall in length 22'3" in beam and holds 3000 gallons of fuel. She has an engine room big enough to disassemble her engines and rebuild them without ever having to remove them. She carries her beam almost bow to stern. She is a bit of a heavy weight weighing in at 81 tons but thanks to her large wheels and bow/stern thruster she manages her bulk well.
She is fully self sufficient and is capable of being at sea for months if provisioned properly. Her range of approximately 2000 miles at 7Kn is impressive and there is room for additional fuel tanks for those wishing to cross the Atlantic or Pacific.
She is a roomy 3 stateroom 2.5Ã? head which comfortably sleeps 6 with ease. She is being offered with and without tenders so accommodate a wider audience. This is one of the most photographed boats youââ?¬â?¢ll ever sail and youââ?¬â?¢ll never run out of conversations at every port you come into. In summary Oceanis is custom beauty who has had many lives prior to her next owner and will undoubtedly have many more after.Ã?Â
For more information please contact us today to schedule your showing or to make an offer.
Oceanis is a custom built long range expedition steel trawler. She is turn key ready to go and is going to make the next lucky owner very happy. She is the boat of a lifetime. With an approximate 2000 nautical mile range she can explore the far reaches of the Caribbean, Central / South America and the Atlantic coast with ease thanks to her draft of only 4.5 ft. Pair that with her fantastic seakeeping ability and ability to be self-sufficient for weeks on end and you have the perfect mothership or long-range expedition research yacht.
The most recent survey was performed in 2018 and is available for serious buyers. Ã?Â
Highlights:
-
4.5 ft draft
Ã?Â
-
3000 Gallons of fuel saddle tanks
-
2000 gallons of ballast saddle tanks
-
10GPH @ 7KN
-
2000 Mile range APPROX
-
450GAL day water maker
-
3� Shafts
-
6v71N Detroit Diesel Mains
-
81 TonsÃ?Â
Ã?Â
-
Solar 12v/110v/LPÃ?Â
-
Bow & Stern thrusters
-
IncineratorÃ?Â
-
Twin radars Garmin / Raymarine
HISTORY TO TODAY:
Oceanis started life in 1980 being built by Micron Ships of Louisiana. She spent the first portion of her life working Americas oil fields as a liquid mud transport vessel. After doing that for some time she was sold to an outfit out of the North East to be a clam dredge. After working there for many years she was sold yet again to a tour boat operation on the detroit river. In the early 2000�s the current owners purchased her in a state of disarray.
Through 4 years of innovation and hard work on the shores of Lake Huron Oceanis was reborn into her current life as a private expedition yacht. The owners have decided to continue their adventures on their smaller boat and on land She currently resides in Apalachicola Florida.Ã?Â
SUMMARY:
Oceanis is 68' overall in length 22'3" in beam and holds 3000 gallons of fuel. She has an engine room big enough to disassemble her engines and rebuild them without ever having to remove them. She carries her beam almost bow to stern. She is a bit of a heavy weight weighing in at 81 tons but thanks to her large wheels and bow/stern thruster she manages her bulk well.
She is fully self sufficient and is capable of being at sea for months if provisioned properly. Her range of approximately 2000 miles at 7Kn is impressive and there is room for additional fuel tanks for those wishing to cross the Atlantic or Pacific.
She is a roomy 3 stateroom 2.5Ã? head which comfortably sleeps 6 with ease. She is being offered with and without tenders so accommodate a wider audience. This is one of the most photographed boats youââ?¬â?¢ll ever sail and youââ?¬â?¢ll never run out of conversations at every port you come into. In summary Oceanis is custom beauty who has had many lives prior to her next owner and will undoubtedly have many more after.Ã?Â
For more information please contact us today to schedule your showing or to make an offer.
Overview from around the web 1980 Custom Long Range Expedition Trawler
Customers praise the 1980 Custom Long Range Expedition Trawler for its exceptional build quality and robust design, ideal for extended voyages
Many highlight its impressive fuel efficiency and long-range capabilities, which provide peace of mind during offshore expeditions. The spacious and well-appointed interior receives frequent compliments for comfort and functionality, making it suitable for both extended cruising and liveaboard lifestyles. Additionally, users appreciate the vessel’s stability and seaworthiness, noting how it handles various sea conditions with confidence. Overall, owners value the combination of durability, comfort, and performance that this trawler delivers.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1980 Custom Long Range Expedition Trawler offers a range of advantages and some considerations to keep in mind:
Pros
Sturdy Construction: Built with durability in mind, this trawler is designed to handle long-range voyages and rough seas.
Fuel Efficiency: Its design emphasizes extended cruising capabilities with efficient fuel consumption, making it ideal for long expeditions.
Spacious Interior: Offers ample living space and storage, providing comfort for extended trips.
Classic Design: The 1980 model features a timeless aesthetic that appeals to enthusiasts of traditional expedition vessels.
Versatility: Suitable for both coastal cruising and offshore passages, giving owners flexibility in their journeys.
Cons
Older Systems: Being a 1980 model, some onboard systems may require modernization or upgrades to meet current standards.
Maintenance Needs: The vessel may demand regular upkeep due to its age, which could involve additional time and costs.
Limited Technology: Original navigation and communication equipment might be outdated compared to modern boats, necessitating upgrades.
Performance: While efficient for its class, it may not match the speed or agility of newer trawlers designed with advanced hull technologies.
Made For
The 1980 Custom Long Range Expedition Trawler is designed for adventurous sailors and long-distance cruisers who value durability, comfort, and self-sufficiency on extended voyages. Ideal for those seeking a reliable vessel capable of handling diverse sea conditions while providing ample living space and storage for supplies, this trawler is perfect for explorers looking to embark on extended journeys with confidence and style.
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