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Rockland, Maine 04841

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2010 Rhodes 19 Centerboard Sailboat

Used Rhodes 19 Centerboard Store

2010 Rhodes 19 Centerboard Sailboat

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2010 Rhodes 19 Centerboard Sailboat

$30,950.00

This single-family-owned 2010 Rhodes 19 Centerboard Sailboat was built with:

spring line cleats, mooring cleat & double chock kit, tiller extension, hd outboard motor bracket, fire extinguisher, manual bilge pump kit, masthead light & battery box kit, swim & safety stern ladder, drain plug, block action outhaul kit, topping lift kit, genoa gear & winches kit, spreader boots, shroud covers, turnbuckle boots, masthead wind indicator, winter storage cover, boom/cockpit tent, mainsail cover, cockpit cushions, mainsail, jib sail, genoa sail, docking/tie up kit, swiveling tongue jack, galvanized trailer, mast trailering kit, Tohatsu 4 hp, plastic fuel tank, primer bulb assembly, white hull color.

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"A short note to say thank you for making the purchase of a new Rhodes 19 a very pleasant experience, and a special thanks to your builders for getting things done right on schedule. The boat is a beauty! I suppose because I’m a sailing neophyte and the boat is so impressive, that the most common question I get is, “How did you find this boat?” It’s as if years of sailing experience are necessary in order to identify the perfect boat. Maybe I’m just lucky, but I like to think the Rhodes continuing popularity over time speaks for itself. Anyway, the boat was well received by all, and we had a wonderful time sailing. The weather was perfect with sunny periods, and a good breeze. But I must say that sailing in the North Channel of Lake Huron keeps one on his toes. The wind is constantly changing direction and velocity as it winds its way around and through the many islands and channels. Perfect! We are already planning next year’s vacation!" Ed I.