How much does a Back Cove 37 cost?
How much does a Back Cove 37 cost?
about $442,000
Base price on the Back Cove 37 is about $442,000.
How much does a Back Cove 41 cost?
$895,000
The base price for the Back Cove 41 is $895,000 with the 600hp Cummins QSC-8.3 engine.
How much does a Back Cove 34 cost?
$385,000
The 34O features an all-new hull design to maximize the outboard power while offering familiar Back Cove appointments throughout. The base price is estimated at $385,000 which is roughly $60,000 less than a similarly equipped inboard diesel powered 34.
How much does a Back Cove 30 cost?
$225K
All Pre-Owned Back Cove Yachts Available For Sale
| Model | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Back Cove 30 | 30 FT | $225K |
| Back Cove 30 | 30 FT | $225K |
| Back Cove 33 | 33 FT | $235K |
| Back Cove 33 | 33 FT | $248K |
Where Is Back Cove made?
Rockland, Maine
Back Cove Yachts are built by 200 of Maine’s finest boat builders in a modern 240,000 square foot facility in Rockland, Maine.
How Much Is a Back Cove 32?
approximately $320,000
This summer the 32 will herald a new entry-level boat (base price is approximately $320,000 with either a single 370-horsepower Volvo Penta or single 370-horsepower Yanmar diesel) for the Maine builder, designed with owner feedback.
Where Are Back Cove boats made?
Who makes Sabre yachts?
The company’s name was changed to North End Composites in 1996 and today this shop is used for the production of fiberglass hulls and decks for Sabre’s larger sail and powerboat models.
Is Sabre yachts still in business?
What does MJM Yachts stand for?
Mary Johnstone’s Motorboat
Together with yacht designer Doug Zurn, and performance sailboat builder Mark Lindsay of Boston Boatworks, they developed the first of a series of MJM’s – the 34z. (Named for Bob’s wife, MJM stands for Mary Johnstone’s Motorboat, and the “z” is for Zurn).
Where are Sabre yachts built?
Raymond, Maine
Sabre’s manufacturing facilities are located in Raymond, Maine, approximately 25 miles north of Portland, and a little over two hours from Boston. In the 83,750 square foot facility in Raymond, 175 Associates assemble all sail and powerboat models.
