132′1989 Delta Marine 132 Flybridge Motoryacht
Marlinda
Seattle, Washington
$6,975,000
- LOA
- 132'
- Beam
- 26'
- Cabins
- 3
4 Delta Marine yachts currently listed from 124′ to 132′, $5M to $7M. Lying in North Carolina, Rhode Island and one other state, across 3 models, built between 1989 and 2001. Few enough that we know them. Ask and we will tell you what each one is really like.
Ivor and Jack Jones were racers (flat-bottom boats, world records) who started building on Seattle's Duwamish River in 1967. The work was commercial: tough fiberglass fishing vessels for the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska, where a boat either holds together or it does not. That is the foundation everything else at Delta rests on.
Owners of those boats began asking for something they could cruise, and by the 1990s Delta was building custom superyachts exclusively, in advanced composite, which at that size is rare and is Delta's particular expertise. More than 600 vessels have been delivered across commercial and private work, 52 of them yachts, and the Jones family still owns and runs the yard. Every boat is a one-off, built for real distance; the expedition yachts in particular are among the most genuinely capable ever built in America.
| Model | For sale | Years | Length | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delta Marine Flybridge Motoryacht | 2 | 1989 | 132′ | $6M |
| Delta Marine Tri-Deck | 1 | 2001 | 124′ | $6M |
| Delta Marine Tri-Deck MY | 1 | 1998 | 124′ | $5M |
132′Marlinda
Seattle, Washington
$6,975,000
132′Marlinda
Seattle, Washington
$5,975,000
124′
124′MURPHY'S LAW
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
$4,995,000
Tell us what you are looking for. We will tell you which of these 4 are worth your time, and be aboard for every showing.
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