1964 Custom Admiral II
$ 40,000.00 CDN  Owner Motivated

Admiral II 45 ft. LOA 1964 steel hull tri-cabin rear master with ensuite bath full size fridge spacious 15ft. beam. t has twin 454's and generator. Engines will need a tune up before use. The best priced cruiser this size under 100k. May be the only non-wood cruiser this size under a $100K. Email me for more pictures built to last quality wood work interior priced to sell serious buyers only Rideau near Ottawa. Dry docked until May 21 for your inspection. cabaretewilliam(at)hotmail.com 809-935-0809

We have enjoyed this ship for the past four years and we love her! We have left the country for good and that is why we are selling. We have $63,000 invested. Our loss is your gain. With a few modern additions – like navigation equipment – she should easily sell for $100,000. It is almost impossible to find a yacht of this size, with a steel hull, and this quality for under a $100,000. Obviously, we have priced her to sell fast and can not move much more in terms of price.

One motor was completely rebuilt a couple years ago, and the other runs strong. Good oil pressure, very smooth shifting and a dream to handle. The two seats are leather and the most comfortable I have ever enjoyed, and you do sit in them for many hours at a time while cruising.
The master bedroom has a full size bed, very comfy, with a vanity and mirror for the lady, a private bathroom with a smaller tub! The living area is huge with a nice sofa bed. There are four bunks forward with another washroom. The galley is down a few steps from the living area and has a full size fridge and 24 inch stove.

It has two stainless steel water tanks, a pump out head system with two storage tanks – balanced, a 6.5 K Kohler generator. The hull is sound, the front deck is also steel and the rear deck has ¾ inch thick teak, freshly sanded and sealed with Cetol. The front rails are also wood and sanded last year and sealed. The life boy rings are new this year. Last year we took down the canvas that had surrounded the rear deck and replaced it with white “puck” board, a type of tough white plastic that makes it much prettier and safe.

She turns heads where ever she goes.

The ship was built for a real estate “tycoon” from Kingston in 1964, for a pile of money! I was told it cost $85,000 then. It was kept in that family until 1998. At that time I met the owners son, about 45 at the time, and he was selling it on behalf of the family. We bought it from the second owners in 2002 or 2003. Who ever gets her, they will be happy and proud to take her where ever they want to go! Put some TLC and a couple thousand into her and she will be worth so much more. The fact that she will need some TLC is ALREADY reflected in the low price.

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