40’ Garden Converted Salmon Troller (1948) - HALCYON

Stunning comfortable prize-winning motor yacht with the character of a salmon troller. Designed by William Garden, built by Wes and Norm Anderson, converted to a motor yacht by shipwright Sam Fry. Hull is cedar carvel planking fastened to steam-bent white oak frames. Powered by a Caterpillar 43hp diesel with 2-cylinder Pony engine. Forward Halcyon offers a hydraulic anchor winch, V-berth, Dickinson “Newport” cabin heater, composting toilet. Aft, she features an aft cabin with a shower space, galley with AC/DC refer / freezer, Dickinson diesel stove, “U” shaped dinette. Her specs are LOA 40’, Beam 10’6”, draft 5’, gross tonnage 10 tons, net 8 tons, documented official number 256176. Electronics include Wood Freeman autopilot, Furuno radar, Furuno color video depth sounder, single side band radio, VHF, hailer, stereo, GPS plotter, Magellan GPS. Fuel capacity 300 gallons. Ready for cruising and turning heads.