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Classic Boat Restoration
Specialists
Our
Mission
At Northern Yacht, our goal is the preservation of classic sailboats
and powerboats through restoration, rebuilding, unique projects, and
thorough documentation with a steady Internet presence. One boat at
a time, we strive to raise the bar and return a neglected classic to
Bristol condition. We are actively seeking new and exciting
projects for the future, and would enjoy talking with you about your
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What
We Do
Northern Yacht is located in Whitefield, ME. The
new shop, built in 2005, contains two separate work bays for up
to 40' boats, as well as a separate woodshop. NYR performs
structural repairs, systems installations, and finish work,
including:
- Full Fiberglass
and Structural Repair Capabilities
- Deck Recoring
- Systems
Installations--Fuel, Water, Sanitation, Electrical, Navigation
- Repowering--Gas
or Diesel
- Linear
Polyurethane Paint Finishes--Awlgrip® & AlexSeal®
- Woodwork,
Interiors, Varnish, and Exterior Finishes
We specialize in full restorations
of older fiberglass sailboats, from stem to stern, as well as unique
and compelling rebuilding and reconfiguration projects, such as the
successful
daysailor project of 2005. |
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Is Your
Boat Next?
Please browse this site by choosing the links above, and then
contact us for a free, no-obligation
quotation for the work you desire. We are currently accepting work
for summer 2008. We
welcome all inquiries--large and small.
Contact Northern
Yacht Restoration
Spec Boats
In addition, we sometimes restore worth sailboats on spec and offer
the finished product for sale. Currently, we have one spec
project on site, though work has yet to begin: a 1973 Sabre
28' sloop.
Click here for more information.
Now in the Shop
Recently Completed Projects
Click on the following link to see a variety of recent projects in
the shop.
Click here
to see more completed projects.
Please also visit our
sister site:
www.lackeysailing.com
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Our
Signature Project
Between 2003 and 2005, we conceived and built a custom 28' daysailer,
beginning with a derelict 1960 Pearson Triton hull. We think
you'll agree that the result, seen here under sail during the summer
of 2006, is a stunning and unique boat, new but drawing from a
variety of classic themes.
Click here for more information on
this interesting build.
It seems that even fiberglass boats, when properly executed, can
garner the interest of diehard wooden boat aficionados. Follow
this link to read some comments about the boat from the WoodenBoat
forum in February, 2007--high praise indeed!
Click here to check out what people are saying.
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