Build a Boat
mjmyachts.com Downeast style meets the future.
tiarayachts.com Style and speed from one of America’s great builders.
southportboats.com The center console at the next level.
alerionyachts.com Simple, graceful sailing.
hansegroup.com Fast cruising with euro flair.
hinckleyyachts.com Building amazing boats for a long time.
jboats.com If you sail you click.
dieselducks.com Powerboats that go to sea by George Buehler. Read his book.
nordhavn.com Powerboats and motorsailers that have gone everywhere.
sixrivermarine.com A Maine boatbuilder and repairer you should know.
lowellbrothers.com Great-grandsons of Pappy Frost, the Wizard of Beals. Some great videos of the lobster hull at speed.
krogenexpress.com The Grand Compromise flagship.
Buy stuff for your boat
obersheimers.com Obersheimer Sailor Supply. Just what it sounds like.
Learn stuff
bluewaterboats.org A great place to start looking for your offshore sailboat.
sailboatdata.com Name says it all
setsail.com A fresh take on what makes a good offshore powerboat. The Dashews are a great resource.
boatus.com This has a ton of stuff on it, including boat reviews.
powerboatguide.com This has capsule descriptions of many boats, useful when starting a search.
yachtworld.com The gold standard in yacht search Multiple Listing Services.
maineboats.com The magazine that thought I could write.
soundingsonline.com Another magazine with the same delusion.
milemarker0icw.blogspot.com This is a local blog about happenings around our office location.
hmy.com/a-timeline-of-ships-boats-and-yachts This is a link shared shared with me by a young boat enthusiast.
Contacts
Email me Sometimes I take criticism well. Leave the subject line as is to get through.
northpointyachtsales.com This is where I hang out. Additional contact info here.
This is the twin screw Hinckley 42 foot powerboat Marmac built in 1938, later named Victoria III. I last saw her in the 1980's in Florida. I hope she is still afloat. The name Marmac is a combination of the names of the owner's two children, Martha and Macomber, both now deceased. Martha was my mother. Becoming a boat nut starts early.
