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HELPING PUT
WIND IN
KIDS’ SAILS
19th Annual Ned Kyle
BOAT AUCTION
REMAINING BOATS AFTER AUCTION
Y Parking Lot
116 Union Street, Rockport
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR GENEROUS
BOAT AUCTION SPONSORS
Anchors Aweigh Sponsor
Chater’s Boatyard
Seaworthy Sponsor
O’Hara Corporation
Beacon of Light Sponsor
Drinkwater Boat Transport, Inc.
Front Street Shipyard
Islesboro Marine Enterprises, Inc..
Ocean’s Pursuit
To donate a boat or for more information, please contact:
Marcia Roberts, Development Director
P: 207.236.3375 ext. 209 E: mroberts@penbayymca.org
THIS IS ONE OF THE Y'S LARGEST FUNDRAISERS OF THE YEAR.
Membership and programs are open to everyone regardless of
ethnicity, religion, age, place of residence or financial capacity. This
year's auction will continue to provide much needed support for the
Y Summer Camp kids and other neighbors in need.
THANK YOU FOR TAKING PART IN OUR Y’S ANNUAL BOAT AUCTION
YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED!
IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE ORGANIZATION, THE PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SELL BOATS AT THE FULL
ESTABLISHED PRICE UP TO 14 DAYS BEFORE THE AUCTION.
You may pay for your boat, motor, etc. in one of the following ways:
• VISA OR MASTER CARD
• CASH
• CHECKS: All checks are subject to clearance from your bank. If you wish to pay the
entire purchase price by check, we will be glad to allow you to remove the purchase
from the Auction Yard, as soon as the check clears your bank.
YOU MAY PICK UP THE ITEMS DURING Y OPERATING HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH
SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. UNTIL 2:30 P.M. PLEASE CALL THE Y TO SET UP AN
APPOINTMENT, 236-3375.
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PLEASE PRESENT YOUR PAID RECEIPT TO Y STAFF ON DUTY TO PICK UP
MERCHANDISE.
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ITEMS LEFT AFTER 14 DAYS FROM DATE OF AUCTION WILL BE TREATED AS
ABANDONED PROPERTY AND FORFEITED TO THE Y.
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THE Y WILL NOT BE REPONSIBLE FOR ANY BOATS OR ITEMS LEFT ON
AUCTION PROPERTY.
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NO REFUNDS – ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
If you have made auction purchases, you must pay the amount in full before you
leave the auction area the day of the auction.
If you do not make these financial arrangements one-hour after the auction
closes the day of the auction, your purchase(s) will revert to the Y.
All boats and merchandise available for auction have been donated, as is,
to the Y. The Y has limited knowledge of the condition of the boats, etc. and
has shared that information with the bidders. The Y is not able to accept any
responsibility for the condition of the items sold.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
In most cases, the Y has established a Reserve Price on donated items in this
Auction. This is a confidential, conservative price arrived at in consultation with
the Y and a comparison of market values for similar boats.
Please note: This Reserve Price is usually below the Estimated Market Value, which
is supplied only as a guideline for all Bidders at this Auction.
Whereas the Y would like to sell all the Boats/Items presented at the Auction, this is
not an Absolute Auction. All items do not have to be sold; nor is it a Yard Sale: live
and absentee bidding is encouraged. Consequently, any item can be “retired” by the
Auctioneer on behalf of the Y. This is termed a Reserve Auction in the State of
Maine. When an item is “retired,” the Y reserves the right to offer it for sale via
various means at its disposal.
The Y reserves the right to sell a boat or item, before or after the day of the auction
if, at the sole discretion of the Y, making such a sale would benefit the Y.
There are no Boats/Equipment/Items at this Auction “On Consignment.” All items
have been donated to the Y and are up for competitive bidding and none is from
other sources.
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BIDDER’S NOTICE
When the Y has been informed or discovers relevant information about a boat or
an engine, we will tell you what we have been told. But we do not guarantee the
condition or the accuracy of information reported about any boat or item.
All appraisals are today’s Estimated Market Values for this Auction. These prices are
only guidelines; however, they tend to be lower than average for similar boats being
offered elsewhere at this time.
All items on this Inventory List will be offered for bid today, unless otherwise noted
on the list or announced by the Auctioneer. If no one bids on a particular item, the
item will be retired from the Auction and sold privately outside this Auction. Some
items have Reserve (Minimum) Prices. If these minimums are not met, the Y reserves
the right to retire the boat/items from the Auction and to sell it privately outside the
Auction.
We ask that people not intending to bid, step back from the front rows so that those
who are bidding can see and hear the Auctioneer, and so that we may also hear and
see those trying to bid. The Auctioneer can only recognize bidders that he can see.
Please interrupt the Auctioneer at any time with your questions or requests for
clarification. We want you to enjoy yourselves and buy a boat.
POST-AUCTION PURCHASES OF ITEMS
Any boats or nautical items that remain unsold at the conclusion of the live auction
will be sold. Please see Troy Curtis, the Executive Director of the Y, immediately
following the auction. You can make a bid at that time. If your bid is acceptable, the
transaction can close immediately as outlined above. If your post-auction bid is not
accepted by the Y, the Y reserves the right to sell the item at a future date, subject
to the sole discretion of the Y.
In the case of multiple bidders for the same item, bidders will be asked to make their
bids in writing (the Y will provide forms for doing this) by a determined time. The
Y will then evaluate the bids and decide whether or not to accept any of them.
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1977 O’DAY 27’
“PERFECT REMEDY”
ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: $3500
#5
“Perfect Remedy” is a 1977 O’Day 27’
fiberglass sailboat, with an Atomic 4 inboard
gas motor, has a full keel with a sloop rig. The
traditional head has a fresh water tank. The main sail and working jib were
replaced in 1999. It has a five year old standing rig that is serviceable.
This O’Day is a very strong boat that is extremely well built.
1980 BOSTON WHALER HARPOON 20’
SAILBOAT
“LOBO”
ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: $3000
#12
“Lobo” is a 1980’s Boston Whaler 20’ Harpoon
6.2 with a full keel and sloop rig. The sails, Roller
Furling System, are 5 years old in very good
condition. The cabin has two berths.
NOTE: If interested in a Tohatsu 6hp long shaft motor for the Harpoon
please see a Boat Auction Committee member. They can provide you with
a contact for a private sale.
1977 MAXI SAILBOAT 25’
“CRACKERS”
ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: $4000
#14
“Crackers” is a 25’ fiberglass Maxi77 sailboat
with a fin and torpedo keel, Maine Genoa and
Spinnaker sails. The steering is an off keel. No
Engine. New cushions, new covers for companion
way, unused Spinnaker, roller furling, and new
safety lines.
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1982 HUNTER DAYSAILER 19’ WITH
TRAILER
ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: $3000
#19
1982 fiberglass Hunter 19’ Daysailer has a
centerboard and sloop rig. The standing rig is
35 years old is serviceable. Completing the boat
is a main sail and Genoa sail. Aboard is a chemical
toilet. The trailer is also1980 in very good condition. There is no engine.
1987 RENKEN 19’ WITH TRAILER
ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: $5000
This 1987 fiberglass Renken 18’ has a
1987 gas 120hp stern drive engine. It
comes with a 1987 Shoreline trailer.
SAILING RIG 16’
ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: $500
#30
This kid’s sailboat is locally built from marine
plywood in very good shape (wood and fasteners
that I could see). This boat was sailed all around
Islesboro and to the mainland (with supervision).
It is approximate length 16', Beam 5'6" with a flat
bottom (some rocker) with grounding runner/skeg
and plywood daggerboard. There are two rowing
positions, oars and oarlocks. The sail in excellent condition wrapped around
mast (no wrinkles).
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