My Maria
My MariaStock # PA6087
$189,000(CAD)
(USD)Dimensions: 36' x 10'
Year: 1972
Manufacturer: Matsumoto Shipyards
Engine: Mitsubishi 135hp 6 cly
Hull: Aluminum
Built in 1972 by Matsumoto Shipyards in North Vancouver, this is an opportunity to own a piece of BC's fishing heritage. This heavy-gauge 29 ft aluminum boat measures 36 ft overall. Originally built for the commercial fishing industry, it has since been repurposed as a recreational cruiser. It features a basic galley with a large fridge/freezer, a head with a shower, and sleeps 3 to 4 comfortably. The interior is finished with beautiful maple hardwood. The aft deck is composite and self-bailing. It has a nice new (2023) heavy-duty industrial paint and bottom paint. The engine has the original 350 hours and only 5 hours on the rebuild. This boat has had a lot of thought and detail put into it with the intention of cruising the coast in retirement. Selling due to health reasons.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: NP 390
- Manufacturer: Matsumoto
- Year: 1972
- Length: 28ft 3inch
- Beam: 10ft 2inch
- Draft: 3ft 10inch
- Head Room: 6ft
- Vessel Location: North Vancouver Island, BC
Power
- Engine: 135hp Mitsubishi 6cyl. Diesel
- Engine Hours: 350 original hrs
- Rebuild Hours: 5hr on rebuild
- Shaft Material: Stainless
- Prop: 3 blade
- Cruising Speed: 15 knotts
- Full Speed: 18 knotts
- Cooling: Keel cooled
- Engine Alarm
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Fuel Consumption: 2-4 gal/hr
- Tanks: 2
- Fuel Capacity: 1200 liters
- Engine Fans: Bilge blower
- Bilge Pumps: 4x 12v 100gph/1-120v 100gph/112v 3200gph
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 3-4
- Staterooms: 1
- Stove: Propane
- Fridge: propane/12v/120v
- Showers: 1
- Heads: 1
- Sinks: 1
- Water Tanks: 1
- Hot Water Tank: 9 gal
- Heating: Bus heater off heat exchanger
- Freezer Type: propane/12v/120v
Structural
- Hull: Aluminum
- Decks: Composite over aluminum
- Ribs: aluminum
- Steering: Hydraulic
- Stations: 1
- Rudders
- Fasteners: Stainless Steel
- Holds: gunnel and deck holds for gear
- Paint: industrial grade on hull
- Zincs: 4- hull zincs
- Winches: anchor
- Anchor: 22kg Lemar, wedge style
- Anchor Windlass: Commercial style, heavy duty
Electronics
- GPS: Raymarine
- Plotter: Raymarine
- VHF
- Radar: Raymarine
- Sounder: Raymarine
- Batteries: 2-12v(wired 24v for engine) / 2-6v deep cycle wired 12v / 1 12v deep cycle
- Inverter: 1800watt
- Battery Monitor
Accessories
- Bimini
- Compass: White, not installed yet
- Stereo: kenwood CD/Blue tooth/Sat
- Wipers
- BBQ: Dickinson
- Horn
- Spot Light
- Swim Grid
- Washdown Pump: freshwater only
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This listing is presented by Pete Mathews
Pete Mathews
250-897-6483
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