1. 1982 Catalina 22 ($4200) – not on site
2. 2003 Catalina 25 ($23,900)
3. 2010 J-22 ($49,900) (never been used) – not on site but nearby
4. 2005 Precision 185 ($7,900)

To check out any or all of these, click here to go to the complete list of used boats on our website. If you are interested in any of the selection on our website, I would suggest you not wait to come take a look. We still average one used boat sold per week–even through the winter.

Sold in the last month:

1. 2006 Precision 18
2. 2003 Precision 21
3. 1976 Victoria 18
4. 1986 Force 5

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1. 2000 MacGregor 26x ($24,500)
2. 1990 Com-Pac 19 ($6000)
3. 2000 Seaward Fox ($12,000)
4. 2005 Com-Pac Sun Cat ($15,900)
5. 1977 Kingfisher–American Fiberglass ($670)
6. 1978 Laser ($1750)
7. 2002 Trinka 12 (TBD)

To check out any or all of these, click here to go to the complete list of used boats on our website. If you are interested in any of the selection on our website, I would suggest you not wait to come take a look. We still average one used boat sold per week–even through the winter.

Sold in the last month:

1. 1973 Capri 14.2 ($1200)
2. 1993 Catalina 14.2 ($2600)
3. 1978 Chrystler Multineer ($1350)
4. 2009 Laser ($4000)
5. 1981 Montgomery 15 ($5500)
6. 1979 Newport Surprise ($1000)
7. 1981 O’day Sailer II ($1900)
8. 2001 Precision 18 ($9900)

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1. 1986 Catalina 22 ($5750)
2. 1978 Chrysler Mutineer ($1350)
3. 1981 Com-Pac 16 ($2400)
4. 2006 Com-Pac Sun Cat DS ($12,500)
5. 1978 Laser ($1750)
6. 2001 Precision 18 ($9900)

To check out any or all of these, click here to go to the complete list of used boats on our website. If you are interested in any of the selection on our website, I would suggest you not wait to come take a look. We still average one used boat sold per week–even through the winter.

Sold this week:

1. 1986 Seaward 17 ($4750)

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1. 1987 Gloucester 16 ($1800)

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Recent Sold:

1. 1987 O’Day 192 ($4800)
2. 2006 Precision 15K (leftover special)
3. The 1969 O’Day Daysailer and the 1980 Force 5 are no longer for sale. 

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1. 1978 4-stroke Honda 75 (7.5HP) Outboard Motor ($500 or B/O)
2. 1973 Allen Lightning ($1900)
3. 1979 Newport Surprise ($1250)

To check out any or all of these, click here to go to the complete list of used boats on our website. If you are interested in any of the selection on our website, I would suggest you not wait to come take a look. We still average one used boat sold per week–even through the winter.

Recent Sold:

1. O’Day 240 ($5,500)
2. 1993 Precision 15 ($2,500)
3. 1984 Catalina 22 ($7,000)

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1. 1973 Allen Lightning ($1900)
2. 1979 Newport Surprise ($1250)
3. 1987 Seaward 17 ($5500)
4. 1996 Seaward 23 (free-standing mast version) ($13,000)

To check out any or all of these, click here to go to the complete list of used boats on our website. If you are interested in any of the selection on our website, I would suggest you not wait to come take a look. We still average one used boat sold per week–even through the winter.

Recent Sold:

1. 1993 Precision 15 ($2,500)
2. 1984 Catalina 22 ($7,000)
3. 1981 Sunfish ($1400)

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New Jersey Boat License

You need a NJ Boat License to operate any motorized boat (incuding sailboats with motors) on non-tidal bodies of water in NJ. To get a boat license (from any NJMVC center), you need a Boating Safety Certificate.

NJ Boating Safety Certificate

You need a Boating Safety Certificate from a NJ State Police approved program to operate any motorized boat (including sailboats with motors) in tidal and non-tidal bodies of water according to the following schedule:

• If you were born after 1969…June 1, 2006
• If you were born 1959-1968…June 1, 2007
• If you were born 1949-1958…June 1, 2008
• If you were born before 1948…June 1, 2009

Out of state residents are not exempt from the requirement. NJ will honor a Boating Safety Certificate of another state if you are in New Jersey for less than 90 days.

A US Coast Guard Captain’s License is sufficient to meet the Boating Safety Certificate requirement.

For more information, please visit the NJ State Police website at http://njsp.org/maritime/faq.html.

1. 1968 O’Day Daysailer ($1400)
2. 1993 Precision 15 ($2500)
3. 2003 Precision 28 ($47,400)
4. 1987 Seaward 17 ($5500)
5. 1996 Seaward 23 (free-standing mast version) ($13,000)

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Recent Sold:

1. 1984 Catalina 22 ($7,000)
2. 1981 Sunfish ($1400)

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