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Vincent Schimmenti
2007 Fairline 62' (18.90 m) Squdron
Miami, Florida, United States
Selling 1/3rd fractional interest. Best way to buy and share costs. Also offset by charter income. Owner will finance $150k (15 yr 6%) with $50k down and $20k deposit for cost account. Yearly avg cost is 48k dock, 60k repair, cleaning, ins. Offset by 60k yearly charter income. 62' flybridge yacht
Flag of Registry: United States
- Motor Yachts
- Power
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
- Stock #: Fractional 1/3 Share
$ 200,000 USD
€ 185,710 Euros
$ 270,017 CAD
£ 161,079 GBP
Description
Specifications
Official Number: 622007
Stock #: Fractional 1/3 Share
In Stock: Yes
LOA: 62' (18.90 Meters)
Type: Power- Used
Year: 2007
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: MAN
- Engine Model: 1050
- Engine Year: 2007
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Engine Location: Middle
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Vincent Schimmenti
Yacht Broker / Altima & Excape Factory Representative
1200 Brickell Avenue
Suite 1950
Miami FL 33131 USA
Office: 973 454 4670
Cell: 973 454 4670
Email: nyys2000@hotmail.com
I was born in Passaic, New Jersey, 10 miles west of NYC. I started boating with my father as early as I can remember – on the Passaic River and Newark Bay, out to the Hudson and New York Harbor and to Brooklyn and Coney Island. Then on to the Jersey Shore in our wooden cabin cruiser with a compass and a flat head six cylinder motor. Later, I developed a passion for classic wooden boat restoration and totally restored 2 boats. I moved to Miami in 1992 and started to work at Ft Apache and Wellcraft in New Boat Sales and Brokerage. My interest turned to European Boat Builders and I have over the years sold multiple boats for manufacturers including Cranchi, Fairline, Baia, Neptunis, Regal, PR Marine Germany 102′ to 125′, and more recently, Sunseeker. I enjoy seeing Yachts being built and the different Hull designs and construction techniques. and have had some great teachers along the way, such as Paolo Caliari and Geoncarlo Batista and I have visited many shipyards around the world. I believe you become an important part of your customers boating experience and you must be there for them before, during, and after the purchase.