25°46′N 80°11′W
Miami, Florida
Year-round boating water, and our base for South Florida and the Southeast.
+1 305 707 1405
Boats and outboards, priced to move.
We source boats, outboard engines and marine equipment through financial institutions, repossessions and liquidations, and list each one with its condition, specifications and terms of sale up front.
Miami 305 707 1405
Manhattan 646 820 8981
Find your next boat, engine or piece of gear.
Fishing boats, family cruisers, outboard engines and the equipment that keeps them running. Inventory changes as new assets come in.
Boats
Center consoles, bowriders, cruisers and fishing boats, each listed with condition notes, specs and terms.
Browse boats
Outboard engines
Repowering or replacing? Outboards with horsepower, shaft length and hours listed where known.
Browse engines
Marine equipment
Trailers, electronics, safety gear and parts from the same sources as our boats.
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Recently listed
Every listing shows the item's condition, specifications and terms of sale before you call. When something is gone, it's gone.
Don't see what you need? New assets come in through our sources regularly. Tell us what you're after and we'll let you know when something fits.
See all inventoryWhere our inventory comes from
Competitive prices start with where we buy. We work through channels most buyers can't reach on their own, then pass the details on to you without dressing them up.
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Financial institutions
Banks and lenders sell marine assets they've taken back. We buy from them so you don't have to navigate their process yourself.
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Repossessions
Repossessed boats and engines often sell well below typical market prices. Each one is listed with what we know about its condition and history.
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Liquidations
Dealer closures, fleet sell-offs and business liquidations can bring in boats, engines and equipment in batches.
What every listing tells you
- ConditionWhat we know about how it's been used and what it needs.
- SpecificationsYear, length, engine, hours and equipment, where available.
- Terms of salePrice, payment and pickup terms, stated before you commit.
From listing to launch
We'd rather you understand your options before committing than rush a decision. Here's how a purchase usually goes.
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Find a listing
Browse inventory or tell us what you need. Each listing has photos, specs and its terms.
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Ask and inspect
Call either office with questions. Where available, we can discuss an independent inspection.
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Agree the terms
We confirm price, payment and paperwork in writing so nothing comes as a surprise.
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Pickup or shipping
Collect it yourself or ask about shipping, depending on the item and destination.
Two offices on the Atlantic
Call the office nearest you. Either one can help with any listing, up and down the coast.
40°42′N 74°00′W
Manhattan, New York
Serving New York, the Northeast and buyers up and down the coast.
+1 646 820 8981Questions buyers ask first
Straight answers before you commit. The full list is on our FAQ page.
Read all FAQsWhy are your prices lower than a dealer's?
We buy through financial institutions, repossessions and liquidations, where assets are often sold to clear them quickly. That lets us price competitively. The trade-off is that availability depends on what comes in, so inventory changes often.
Can I have a boat inspected before I buy?
Where available, yes. Call or email us about the listing and we can discuss arranging an independent inspection before you commit.
Do you ship, or do I have to pick up?
Both can be possible. Pickup arrangements and shipping options depend on the item and where it's going. Ask us about a specific listing and destination.
What does the condition note on a listing mean?
It's what we know about the item's state: how it's been used, visible wear, and anything it's known to need. If something isn't covered, ask us before you buy.
Tell us what you're looking for.
A center console for the Keys, a replacement 150 hp, a trailer for the season. Send us the details and we'll tell you what we have or what's coming in.