For Sale: 56 Ft Aluminum motor sailer

[Tiger Sea]

Tiger Sea is an extremely strong capable 50/50 motorsailer
designed by Ted Brewer, built by Shore builders Vancouver, Canada
She is a double head sail Ketch,
56 foot long, 16 foot beam, 6.5 foot draft
Large tankage fuel: 943 gallons
water: 433 gallons
displacement of 60,000 pounds, 14,000 pounds of lead ballast
construction is of aluminum, with closely spaced longitudinals on athwartship frames.
covered in 1/4 inch aluminum with stem and keel bottom of 1 1/4 aluminum
Her large engine room has Caterpiller 3208, with 1,149 hours
twin disk 507 transmission, 2 1/2 inch shaft driving a 34 in 3 blade Max prop
12.5 KW Phasor generator, 8 six VT battery house bank, large Isotherm water heater-120 VT end engine, Village marine 20 gallon per hour watermaker and most important is her one valve sea chest that turns off all incoming water.
Robertson auto pilot at both helms, Ray marine chart plotter with 48 mile didgital radar, garmin chart plotter, engine room camera, Wesmar bow thruster, Icom SSB radio,
Its large galley has cold plate frig and freezer, also a 12 vt Isotherm model 2013 freezer, Corian counters, Slendide washer/ dryer combo, fridgiare dishwasher, 4 burner Force 10 stove and oven.
88 pound Rochna anchor with 300 feet 3/8 chain,
500 WT solar array with Morningstar charge controller
Freedom 20 inverter/charger
Custom Aluminum davits over sugar scoop stern
Avon 10.5 foot dingy with 15 HP Yamaha
Three cabin layout with walk around queen in owner aft cabin, comfortable guest cabin with double bed and twin bunk, nice V berth with two bunks and two heads with stall showers
Located in fort Pierce, Florida
$ 219,000.00

[Matt Johnson]

Looks like an awesome boat. What year was it built?

Matt

[freshalaska]

What is fuel burn and at what speed. How come your selling.
Seems like a very nice motorsailer.

[Tiger Sea]

Oops, 1985

[Tiger Sea]

3 gallons an hour 8-9 knots
We've enjoyed it for 12 years but have decided some life style changes

[larsfforsberg]

Originally Posted by Tiger Sea

Tiger Sea is an extremely strong capable 50/50 motorsailer
designed by Ted Brewer, built by Shore builders Vancouver, Canada
She is a double head sail Ketch,
56 foot long, 16 foot beam, 6.5 foot draft
Large tankage fuel: 943 gallons
water: 433 gallons
displacement of 60,000 pounds, 14,000 pounds of lead ballast
construction is of aluminum, with closely spaced longitudinals on athwartship frames.
covered in 1/4 inch aluminum with stem and keel bottom of 1 1/4 aluminum
Her large engine room has Caterpiller 3208, with 1,149 hours
twin disk 507 transmission, 2 1/2 inch shaft driving a 34 in 3 blade Max prop
12.5 KW Phasor generator, 8 six VT battery house bank, large Isotherm water heater-120 VT end engine, Village marine 20 gallon per hour watermaker and most important is her one valve sea chest that turns off all incoming water.
Robertson auto pilot at both helms, Ray marine chart plotter with 48 mile didgital radar, garmin chart plotter, engine room camera, Wesmar bow thruster, Icom SSB radio,
Its large galley has cold plate frig and freezer, also a 12 vt Isotherm model 2013 freezer, Corian counters, Slendide washer/ dryer combo, fridgiare dishwasher, 4 burner Force 10 stove and oven.
88 pound Rochna anchor with 300 feet 3/8 chain,
500 WT solar array with Morningstar charge controller
Freedom 20 inverter/charger
Custom Aluminum davits over sugar scoop stern
Avon 10.5 foot dingy with 15 HP Yamaha
Three cabin layout with walk around queen in owner aft cabin, comfortable guest cabin with double bed and twin bunk, nice V berth with two bunks and two heads with stall showers
Located in fort Pierce, Florida
$ 219,000.00

I'm interested. Can you email me more information? Keel? Rudder?

[Tiger Sea]

It's a full keel and protected rudder with cut away 4 foot to the mast area

[larsfforsberg]

Originally Posted by Tiger Sea

It's a full keel and protected rudder with cut away 4 foot to the mast area

Excellent. Is there somewhere that I could find more photos? Do you have a bunch that you could email me? I'm not just tire kicking. I am flying to Tahiti on the 14th to look at a cutter, and if that boat does not "float my boat" I would definitely take a road trip to Florida to take a look at yours, if you are able to get me pictures, and descriptions etc.

[larsfforsberg]

Originally Posted by funjohnson

Looks like an awesome boat. What year was it built?

Matt

Matt,


Don't you have a cat to build? Get to work!


Lars

[nhsailor]

Interested. Do you have more photos to share?

[Tiger Sea]

Originally Posted by larsfforsberg

Excellent. Is there somewhere that I could find more photos? Do you have a bunch that you could email me? I'm not just tire kicking. I am flying to Tahiti on the 14th to look at a cutter, and if that boat does not "float my boat" I would definitely take a road trip to Florida to take a look at yours, if you are able to get me pictures, and descriptions etc.

we could email you photos