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Pearson Triton for Sale Cheap—Providence area
If anyone is interested in a Pearson Triton as a project boat, saw this on Craigslist...

Not my boat, don't know nuthin about it... just thought I'd mention it in case anyone in the New England area was interested.
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SD..can you find out how much to ship this to Portugal?

No mast needed, just the hull, pleasse
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There is also an unclaimed Sabre 28 for the same price on Long Island advertised in Yachtworld...very tempting.
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The Sabre 28 for that price is probably pretty well trashed.
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I have seen worse BUT i think it is pretty far gone
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Its hard to judge from those pictures but apart from being dirty and I cant imagine the smell down below, It seems it descent shape.

A few thousands for new rigs, sails, paint and engine repair and it might be fine or...I am probably just fooling myself.
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