1994 Shamrock Grand Slam For Sale (Rare Twin Inboard)

[Libero]

Please visit this website for more details:

http://home.comcast.net/~libero/

Thanks,

[fisherofmen]

Beautiful boat. Do they make flow scans that go to 100 gallons per hour? Just kidding of course.

Rick

[Libero]

Fisherof men-

Geez, you sure know the right words to help someone sell their vessel.

The boat does have floscans and gets about 1.25 NMPG @ 23.5 knots or 1.35 SMPG @ 26.5 MPH. Actually, this is not that bad for a vessel that weighs in at 10,000 lbs loaded.

Vessel holds 200 gallons of fuel.

[fisherofmen]

Nick,

Sorry, I did not mean to slam you. I think most people understand that there is a trade off in fuel economy to have the reliability of twin screws. 1.25 is actually not bad at all, and should not deter the average fisherman. It truly is a beautiful boat. Twin screws has always been on my wish list but never happened. Again, sorry if you took offense to my humor. It seemed funny to me at the time.

Rick

[Libero]

Fisherofmen-

No harm done, I just used it as an oppurtunity to post up the fuel consumption numbers. :wink:

Thanks,

[SCOOTER]

Hey Nick,

Have you sold her yet?

[Libero]

Scooter-

No, she did not move yet. How is Libero doing? Any recent pictures of her?

Take care-

[SCOOTER]

Nick,

Libero's sitting on the trailer under cover waiting for spring.

My father got rid of his 33' Viking & bought a Yanmar powered 26' Shamrock Express (I wonder who talked him into that), and I spent more time running that in N.J. than I did Libero up here in N.H.
I like having a little more room, so I might put Libero up for sale.

As for pictures, I had one on my work computer from Nov. (50+ MPH winds) right before she came out of the water. If it's still on there, I'll post it.

Are you buying another boat?

Scott

[Libero]

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