1965 - 65' Trumpy

This stately yacht was the envoy of high society back in the 60's. Take a step back in time with this classic 1965 Trumpy Motor Yacht. During the Second World War, Norwegian-born naval architect John Trumpy became owner of Mathis Yacht Building Company, which he had joined in 1903, renaming it John Trumpy & Sons and moving it from Camden to Gloucester City, New Jersey. Trumpy yachts established a reputation for elegant designs, top-notch fittings, and superlative finishes. The arrival of a Trumpy in the harbor would cause no less of a stir than a royal princess crashing a picnic; conversation stops, jaws drop to the ground, and everyone gawks in silent awe as the beauty glides into view. Is it any wonder, then, that the timeless profile of a classic Trumpy—with its magnificent flowing lines, signature white hull, exquisite woodwork, and unequalled elegance—has enchanted yacht buyers for so many years? Trumpy buyers once ranked among the wealthiest people on Earth, including members of the Chrysler, DuPont, and Drexel families who were all proud owners of a Trumpy yacht. A 104-foot Trumpy served as the U.S. presidential yacht from the 1930s through 1977. That vessel, the USS Sequoia, was reportedly where President Roosevelt and General Eisenhower planned elements of the D-Day invasion of Normandy, , where JFK celebrated his last birthday, and where Richard Nixon told his family he would resign.

Fully restored Trumpy's do not come along very often. Make the trip to view this magnificent and classic wood crafted motor yacht.

Recently reduced price. This price includes $50,000 maintenance credit by NW Explorations service dept.

Vessel is in an excellent boathouse in Sidney BC and may be purchased at the same time as the vessel.

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For all questions or to arrange a showing, contact:

Randy Nulle

Broker - CPYB
Cell (360) 920-3178 | Rnulle@nwexplorations.com