The Refit Question
From the January 2009 Issue of Yachting Magazine: The average refit, he said, takes about three weeks. The average refit of a larger yacht, say 100 to 150 feet, requires six months, or more. As any good yard will attest, most of the customers are regulars, and the...Owner’s University Coming in May!
Jarrett Bay Boatworks will be hosting an Owner’s University in May. This will be a three day seminar covering virtually all the systems on your yacht from electrical systems to engine systems to paint systems and virtually everything in between. The seminar will...Jarrett Bay Splashes 67′ Custom
Jarrett Bay Boatworks recently delivered the new 67′ Waste Knot to the Poole family, and she’s well on her way south for the winter. Look for this exciting new build off the waters of South Florida and Isla Mujeres this winter! View Waste Knot Specs and...
February 2009
On Friday, January 30, 2009, a Viking 72’ convertible was moved into the repair to start on our latest full paint job. Among the boats sharing the building is a 50’ custom catamaran. Structural repairs on this boat are underway as a result of damages...Protect That Liquid Gold In Your Fuel Tanks
Many vessels were used very little last year due to the high price of gas and diesel fuel. Fuels derived from Hydrocarbons have a tendency to break down over a period of time. Gasoline is very susceptible to degradation over the winter months and should always...Introducing the New 34′ Walk Around
Hot Shot: Introducing the brand new all-fiberglass Jarrett Bay 34′ read more about the Jarrett Bay 34′ semi-production...Jarrett Bay 77
From the December 2008 Issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine: The new Jarrett Bay 77 will be a force to be reckoned with. Packing 2,400-hp MTUs, she’s predicted to reach a top speed of 42 knots or nearly 50 mph, downright impressive for a 77-footer that tips...
Winter at Jarrett Bay
We are continuing on a variety of interesting projects here at Jarrett Bay Boatworks. With the weather a little cooler, we are taking advantage of our 20,000 square foot indoor repair facility completing the re-power of a Cabo 47 and a windshield replacement on a...Boats of Interest: Jarrett Bay 53 Contango
From the November 2008 issue of Marlin magazine: Some North Carolina boatbuilders chose to move away from the quintessential “Carolina” look in recent years, but not Jarrett Bay. Even from a distance, there’s no mistaking that knife-like entry,...
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