Price: $399,000
Location: 6/11edenton nc
America Super nice 60 footer Handcrafted woods throughout See article for full history: https://towndock.net/shippingnews/electric-vessel-with-historic-roots Yep, that’s *EV _America*_, built and owned by *Tom Joyal* of Maine. Beautiful boat! Here’s the story behind it: *The Boat: _America*_ - *Length*: 60 ft, beam 17 ft, draft 3'10" - *Hull*: Cold-molded Atlantic cedar, 1 3/4" thick, with laminated Douglas fir ribs. Design loosely based on old Maine sardine carriers - *Inspiration*: Styled after _Comet_, a mid-1800s steamship - *Propulsion*: Electric vessel - “EV _America_” - *Build*: Tom found the unfinished hull at Brooklin Boat Yard in 1993. It sat until 2016 when he started finishing it full-time b4e325fb *Tom Joyal* - Owned *Old House Parts Company* in Kennebunk, ME - architectural salvage - Built _America_ using salvaged materials: 1860s stained glass from a church, 1911 windows from a West Roxbury house, trim from old homes - His motto: “Everything has a use... you just have to have the vision” - Lives aboard 4 months/year with his wife Tiffany, winters in Friendship, Maine 25fbb4e3 *Where she’s been*: Casco Bay, Vinalhaven, Sebago Lake, Bath to Augusta, Belfast, Damariscotta, Pemaquid, Muscongus Bay, Portsmouth to South Berwick, Nantucket, Delaware River, Erie Canal, Hudson River 07b6 Got it — here’s more on _America_: ### *Interior details* Tom built her with architectural salvage from his Old House Parts Company, so everything has a story: - *Salon ceiling*: Thin fillets cut from old trim with paint on one side, flipped to show the bare wood look - *Stained glass*: 1860s windows pulled from a church - *Other salvage*: Newel post from the 1700s, shutter hinges from the 1900s, windows made in 1911 from a West Roxbury, MA home - *Doors*: Bubble windows are replacement glass for headlights - *Woods*: Angelique, mahogany, and salvaged cypress throughout - *Layout*: Pilothouse + flybridge style. She sleeps five comfortably with full head and stand-u
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