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Mac and Jenny have sold their sailboat, Maya, to a Canadian buyer and are transitioning to a trawler for their future cruising in the Pacific Northwest.0:14 The couple cites the need for interior living space, better visibility from the helm, and the ability to pilot from inside as primary reasons for moving away from sail.1:31 They are searching for a 1980s-era trawler under 40 feet to fit a specific dock slip requirement.2:43 Key technical criteria include a single engine—specifically common models like Ford Lehman, Cummins, or Caterpillar—to simplify maintenance and reduce costs.4:11 They prioritize boats with a flybridge for visibility and social space, as well as side decks for easier line handling.5:00 Preferred models include CHB, Universal, Defever, Regency, Eagle, Willard, and Grand Banks.5:47 While they possess the skills for repairs, they are avoiding projects requiring major refits due to time constraints with their newborn, Jameson.5:21 They are currently soliciting leads from the community for potential vessel purchases.5:48

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