The first auction deal of the day is for this 2005 Boston Whaler boat that is now currently available for online auction. If you’ve been searching for a boat that’s got everything you need to hit the open waters right away, then this is definitely it. This Whaler comes with two 175 horsepower Mercury outboard engines (serial # 5049648 & 5049758) as well a 2005 Boat Master twin axle trailer (VIN: 42XBK25285F311266). The vessel was previous used but the U.S. Coast Guard for port security work but now is now longer need and has been declared as surplus. Both the boat and trailer are in fantastic condition but it’s worth mentioning that the trailer has a pintle and hook setup but not a trailer ball, so you’ll have to supply your own in order to transport the boat. The current asking price for this item is $11,011 with 2 bids already placed. To find out more about it, all you have to do is click here to activate your free trial account!
We would like to congratulate the Boston Red Sox for winning the World Series for the third time in the past decade. Although we’re a company that’s based in New York and would ordinarily be rooting for one of our home teams, alas both New York teams have had a pretty bad year so we decided to root for the better team. Hopefully the Yankees and Mets can come back better and stronger next year, but in the meantime we’ll let the Red Sox have their fun and enjoy their victory—they certainly deserved it after what the city’s been through this year. Boston Strong.
Have you ever thought or dreamed about owning your own private getaway? Then Grave’s Island Light Station is just what you are looking for!It’s not quite a luxury resort, but it is an island on the water with a light house. Make a successful bid on this auction and look out your window 100 feet above the water, overseeing the Boston skyline, coastline of Winthrop and Nahant, and on the other side the Town of Hull. This property, a piece of Boston’s Maritime History, includes approximately 10 acres of ledge, the conical lighthouse structure, the attached dock and the oil house. Built in 1903, Graves Island Light Station is a 113 feet high story granite block tower which houses a water cistern and fuel storage tank. The first story of the tower is the landing and storage space, the second story was an engine room, and the third story was used as a kitchen and the keeper’s bedrooms were on the fourth and fifth levels. This amazing piece of history could be yours, but hurry soon as this auction ends today! Sign up and 
