1964 John Trumpy 75 Ft. Motor Yacht $65K
OHU50K Notes $65,000
1964 John Trumpy 75 Ft. Motor Yacht. Life on the water is calling your name!
Seller Comments
For those who can appreciate a very well built and rare classic, timeless yacht. John Trumpy designed and built the most iconic American motor yachts from the 1920’s until the 1970’s. Perfect timeless opportunity for an owner who loves history, well-built designs and a project to turn into a potential venue, live-aboard or experiential accommodation. If interested/have questions please message for owners phone number. Year: 1964 Length: 75 Fuel Type: Diesel Fresh Water Tank: 600 gal Fuel Tank: 800 gal Cruising Speed: 12kn Max Speed: 14kn Length Overall: 75.3 Max Draft: 5 Beam: 176 Engines: 2 Engine Make: Detroit Engine Model: 6110 Engine Year: 1963 Total Power per engine: 250hp Additional Info: 3 staterooms sleeps six, 3 Vacuflush electric heads, 6’3″ headroom, 40 gallon hot water heater, 12v DC electrical, Group 31 starting batteries (3), 32 KW Westerbeke generator, 50 amp dockside cables, 75# danforth anchor, 25# anchor, 36v windlass, Macerator, Cable steering, Heat and air units.
3 staterooms sleeps six, 3 Vacuflush electric heads, 6’3″ headroom, 40 gallon hot water heater, 12v DC electrical, Group 31 starting batteries (3), 32 KW Westerbeke generator, 50 amp dockside cables, 75# danforth anchor, 25# anchor, 36v windlass, Macerator, Cable steering, Heat and air units.
- Year: 1964
- Length: 75
If interested, please contact the seller via the FB Marketplace link below.
Seller Contact: Clover
Newport, North Carolina $65,000
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Pros of Owning a Motor Yacht
1. Luxury & Comfort
Motor yachts are equipped with spacious cabins, kitchens (galleys), bathrooms (heads), and often luxury amenities like entertainment systems, air conditioning, and hot tubs.
Ideal for extended cruising or living aboard.
2. Freedom to Travel
Access remote islands, coastal cities, or foreign ports.
Great for coastal cruising, island hopping, or bluewater adventures depending on the yacht’s size/range.
3. Status & Lifestyle
A motor yacht is a status symbol and social hub.
Perfect for entertaining—many have lounges, flybridges, wet bars, and dining areas.
4. Adventure & Escape
Escape crowded cities and reconnect with nature.
Explore marine life, fish, dive, or just enjoy quiet anchorages.
5. Potential for Charter Income
Larger yachts can be chartered out (with proper licensing/crew), potentially generating significant revenue to offset ownership costs.
Cons of Owning a Motor Yacht
1. Very High Costs
Initial cost: Anywhere from $250K to several million dollars.
Fuel: Motor yachts are gas-guzzlers. A 60-footer might burn 60–100+ gallons/hour.
Maintenance: Annual maintenance often runs 10%–15% of the boat’s value.
Dockage & Storage: Marina slips can cost thousands/month in popular ports.
2. Complex Upkeep
Engines, generators, navigation systems, plumbing, and electronics all require frequent inspection and repair.
Saltwater accelerates corrosion and wear.
3. Crew or High Skill Requirement
Large yachts often require a captain and crew—adding payroll and HR responsibilities.
If self-operated, requires significant skill in navigation, systems management, and safety procedures.
4. Depreciation
Yachts depreciate like luxury cars—fast in the first few years.
Upgrades rarely recoup value at resale.
5. Legal and Regulatory Burden
Licensing, inspections, safety regulations, international maritime laws, and taxes can be complicated and costly.
6. Limited Use for Some Owners
Many owners use their yacht only a few weeks a year due to time constraints or travel.
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