A custom designed, one of a kind 68 ft Bridge deck Cruiser, built of solid mahogany in 1954 by Henry C. Grebe & Company of Chicago Illinois. Grebe was famous for the style and quality of the boats he designed and built and the yard had many famous customers. This is a beautifully maintained yacht in covered transferrable live-aboard moorage on South Lake Union. The gated mooring is close to restaurants and coffee shops, and is easy walking distance to Fremont, Queen Anne and the bustle of South Lake Union. Less than a mile from the Amazon campus, you can walk or bike to work, no car necessary! This is a documented vessel, fully equipped (and with many spare parts, too many extras to list) and ready to cruise. (Moorage transfer and liveaboard status to be confirmed by Marina Management)

Key Features of This Yacht
Vessel Description
Additional Information
- Bottom paint 2023
- New Aluminum swimstep 2025
- Recoated all exterior finishes 2023
- Custom chrome letter for transom name
- Silicone bronze fastenings
- 500lb electric davit
- Large supply of spare parts
- New electrical panel ready for installation
Yacht Specification
Vessel Name
RUMBLEFISH
Length
68 ft
Beam
16.5 ft
Manufacturer
Grebe
Model
Sedan
Year Of Vessel
1954
Boat Type
power-cruiser
Fresh Water Tank
400 gal
Holding Tank Capacity
50 gal
Fuel Capacity
800 gal
Fuel Type
Diesel
Engine Make
Detroit Diesel
Engine Model
6-71
Engine Hours
Engine 1: 250, Engine 2: 250
No. of Fuel Tanks
1
No. of Engine
2
Engine HP
2 X 140
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This 1954 Grebe Sedan is a premium power category boat currently located in Seattle, WA, United States. It is powered by 2 Detroit Diesel engines producing 2 X 140 HP. With a beam of 16.5 ft and a fuel capacity of 800 gal gallons, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Diesel powered boats with efficient layouts.


