bri--that boat is in my marina, though I've never seen it. Because the ad emphasizes "live-aboard" I would expect it to need a LOT to make it seaworthy. Looks like a home-made interior. Doesn't mention construction. Could be glass over plywoodcabin, cockpit and deck?
I wouldn't expect much of a bargain.
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bri--that boat is in my marina, though I've never seen it. Because the ad emphasizes "live-aboard" I would expect it to need a LOT to make it seaworthy. Looks like a home-made interior. Doesn't mention construction. Could be glass over plywoodcabin, cockpit and deck?
I wouldn't expect much of a bargain.
I agree with this. Until you see the boat you really can't tell what she is. The photos look clean but I see an amateurly finished deck and interior. It doesn't mention hull construction or anything else that is important to a potential buyer. If you are interested then you'll need to call and ask all kinds of questions. I couldn't find anything on sailboatdata about a Peterson Pisces.