BC Pioneer
BC PioneerStock # NW6013
$100,000(CAD)
(USD)Dimensions: 52'4" x 14'6"
Year: 1974
Model: Custom
Engine: Gardner 8L3B
Hull: Wood
The 'BC Pioneer' is a custom-built boat, crafted by a single owner using fir and yellow cedar. Its decks are fiberglassed, and as of February 2024, the vessel is undergoing maintenance, including the installation of new zincs and painting of the hull bottom. We welcome all reasonable offers.
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Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: BC Pioneer
- Manufacturer: ED Mattson
- Model: Custom
- Year: 1974
- Length: 52' 4"
- Beam: 14' 6"
- Draft: 5' 7"
- Vessel Location: North Vancouver Island, BC
Power
- Engine: Gardner 8L3B
- Keel Cooled
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Tanks: 4
Accommodations
- Stove: 1
- Fridge/Freezer: 1
- Heads: 1
Structural
- Hull: Fir + Yellow Cedar
- Decks: Fiberglass over Plywood
- Ribs: OAL
- Poles
- Stabilizers:
- Zincs: 2024
- Anti-foul: 2024
- Anchor
- Anchor Winches
Electronics
- Radar: 48 mile Furuno
- SSB: Needs up date
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This listing is presented by Larry Weber
Larry Weber
250-902-9493
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