1981 NEUVILLE BOAT WORKS 38.8' X 14' X 5.6' CREWBOAT .

1981 NEUVILLE BOAT WORKS 38.8' X 14' X 5.6' CREWBOAT .: 1981 NEUVILLE BOAT WORKS 38.8' X 14' X 5.6' CREWBOAT . Online Auctions At AuctionTime.com.

 Plaquemine's Sheriff Vessel Selling Absolute | Wed. 7/31

 Year: 1981, Length: 38.8, Width: 14, Depth: 5.6, Tons: 22 Gross/ 15 Net, Hull Identification number: 274, Diesel Fuel: 230 Gallons, Two Detroit 871 Engines

 Selling Absolute to the Highest Bidders, Government Agency Liquidation

 Preview by appt (call for info 225-686-2252) Located at the Venice Marina in Venice, La

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