SoCal Harbors Seek Increased Funding for Derelict Vessel Disposal

MARINA DEL REY -- Although the old Union East gas dock at Parcel 55 in Marina del Rey hasn’t fueled a boat in years, boats still sit on its docks. The fuel dock is a temporary home to14 derelict ves

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AJ Smith-Fisher says:

August 21, 2020 at 4:14 am

Question….
What is the likelihood and probability of me purchasing one of these said abandoned boats, refurbishing and then enjoying a live aboard situation in one of our calm so calm harbors? Seeking alternative and cost effective housing ideas…..

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