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Burger 80 - Work in Progress

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  1. rtrafford

    rtrafford Senior Member

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    So, hull 309C. USCG looks like it’s been updated due to a period under Cayman registration. Originally, perhaps White Eagle or Barefoot? 71 feet…
  2. TGUN

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    I thought the same as you. The interior needs updating . How were the decks?I can't remember. Mine are needing attention
  3. PPD

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    Originally built as Antibes in 1973
    73’ long
    Trying to find out when the cockpit was added.
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    So far I’ve found one soft spot to peel apart, but otherwise we just need to repaint the green non skid.
    Somebody’s design tastes were pretty bad back then
  5. captbh

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    That's what I thought but I confused the names. I used to be service manager for Burger and kept as much information as I could.
    Last edited: Aug 28, 2023
  6. captbh

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    She is hull #319C built in 1973 originally named Antibes
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    Oh, someone did a add on in its life. Beautiful boat original design never had the fish deck.


    you will have fun with this just remember once a classic always a classic you will always get the smiles.
  8. rtrafford

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    Pretty sure I saw a full hull number listed for her showing 309C...I'm showing 319C as the former Delicto/Katerina/Masons Candy which I've been aboard, a 67 foot Sparkman...

    309C is former Carrot Top/Little Eagle...? 309C also shifted out of the US to Cayman, and that would explain a USCG number that is out of sequence for the time. It's a big database, and I could have something wrong...
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    Thank you all for the info, sounds like it's a "captain says press on". I'll just keep the spare close at hand.
  10. rtrafford

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    lol, in fact, set it right next to the present one...and it'll remind you why the heck it's aboard and doesn't end up in a container in your garage when you're 500 miles away and need to swap...
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    I had dark green carpet & stripes. LOL
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    https://www.burgerboat.com/our-fleet/yachts/Antibes/
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    ....and Antilles left USCG documentation for foreign waters. Her USCG number should be six digits starting with a 5. But she has a more current USCG number, which would be in line with her coming back to the US...but USCG seems confident in 309C as belonging to her?
  15. Zkaliman1

    Zkaliman1 New Member

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    I was interested in buying a 64 burger and my broker said I should not buy because simply a battery costs 10k
    Is that correct ? Is that what batteries for burgers cost ?Wonder why he would say that if it’s not correct ? Love u guys !!!

  16. classic

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    Boats cost money anyways. Unless this has more story line Its your money o_O:D
  17. rtrafford

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    Well, to give your broker every benefit of doubt, there isn’t enough context here to dispute his cost estimate. I converted the entire boat to Odyssey 31 series 12V in various arrangements of voltage and parallel. Each 12v battery was around $400 to the door of the boat.

    Are other conversions and wiring projects required?
  18. SplashFl

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    You might want to find a broker that knows what he's talking about. IMO their few and far between.
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    32Volt boats are around and well.
    8v batteries in a boat can be a headache to the person not familiar with them.

    Quality battery chargers cost bux for any voltage.
    Quality batteries cost bux for any voltage.

    IMO, find another broker.
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    I agree with finding another broker. There are a few that truly know their stuff. However sadly there are more that are wanna he’s. Always verify what they tell you.