For Sale: Stephens Flush Deck Motor Yacht- 60ft. All reasonable offers considered

[LisaSavage]

Beautiful Yacht, lovingly maintained by the same family for over 30 years. The boat was listed for $269,000

All reasonable offers considered.

Boat Name: La Folie II:
Make: Stephens
Model: Flush Deck Motor Yacht
Length: 60 ft.
Year: 1961
Location: Long Beach, CA
Hull: Wood
Draft: 4 ft. 6 in.
Number of Engines: 2 General Motors 8-71 natural; Inboard; Direct drive Hours: 3201 hours

Electronics: Depthsounder-Hummingbird;Autopilot- Sperry(not working) Radar-48 mile Furuno; VHF- ICOM

Inside Equipment: Dishwasher, Whirlpool Oven, Airconditioning-Marineaire, Heating- 4 110 volt electric,U-Line Refrigerator, Electric Bilge pump- 5 12 volt & 2 110 volt, Microwave/Convection oven; Electric Head- 3 vacuflush heads, hot water, battery charger- Lewco, Generator-Kohler 15.5 kw.

A tour:
Staring forward is your captain's cabin with private head. Next, aft, is the remodeled galley with electric stove and stainless steel sink. to starboard of the galley is a dinette that seats four. To port and aft of the galley is the entry to the engine room. Stairs up to the main salon which seats 8-10 comfortably. There are 3 staterooms aft to sleep six. The main bedroom has full closet and built in dresser with a queen size bed. Two full showers and heads are starboard side.Then up tp the pilot house with completely remodeled electrical panels. The yacht features 12-32-110 and 220 volt power. Then out to the massive aft deck with wet bar for entertaining.

For Wood Boat enthusiasts, this is a yacht of the finest craftsmanship and a chance to own a piece of wooden boat history. Please call: 562-822-0034 and ask for Jeff Savage.

Photos will be uploaded shortly.

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Price helps.

Define reasonable when a buyer has no idea what you are asking there is no way to judge what would be reasonable to offer.

[LisaSavage]

Thank you for your post. The boat was listed for $269.000, It has many upgrades and has been professionally maintained. The bright work is beautiful. If you're in the Long Beach area come visit!!


Oh I should mention, the wonderful history attached to this boat:

It was originally built for Jack Wrather, the creator of the TV series, "The Lone Ranger" and "Lassie." It was originally named, "The Lone Ranger II." The boat was then bought by the Coleman Family of Coleman stove fame, then had one other owner before our family bought it around 1979...

Hope that helps....