Shannon
52 Cutter
52' /
15.85m
Grosse Pointe Farms ,
Michigan ,
United States
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Description
”GLORY” is Hull # 4 of the series, construction began on her in 2001 and she was delivered in August of 2002. The owners cruised her south through Long Island Sound into the Hudson River and then on into the Great Lakes via the Erie Barge Canal To her home in Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. Since new she has been stored out of the water in heated storage for most of the year. While in storage her owners have always had an open check book mentality regards to her care and maintenance. All service and upgrades have been done by W.C Beardslee, A first class boat yard.
Data Sheet
| LOA | 52' (15.85 meters) |
|---|---|
| Type | sail |
| Year | 2001 |
| Beam | 14' |
| Draft Max | 9' |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Hull Material | Fiberglass |
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Engines
Engine 1
| I D | 122963 |
|---|---|
| Engine Make | Caterpillar |
| Engine Model | 3054 |
| Engine Year | 2001 |
| Engine Type | Inboard |
| Drive Type | Direct |
| Power HP | 86.00 |
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Mike Levell
| Cell: | 586.530.3318 |
Mike Levell was born on the shores of Lake St. Clair in southeast Michigan. He now splits his time between Michigan and south Florida. Back in 1983, he decided to buy a 52′ wooden motor yacht to restore and cruise the Great Lakes. The restoration happened and he was hooked on boating. Shortly thereafter, he was offered a mate position on a busy corporate yacht cruising between south Florida and the Great Lakes. This naturally led him to get his master’s license. He has since maintained and captained many motor yachts all over the Great Lakes, the East Coast, and Florida (including about 25 trips between south Florida and the Great Lakes). In 1991, a happy repeat client of AYS introduced Mike to the company and he has been with us ever since. Mike prides himself on having some of the cleanest yachts available among his listings. He prefers to preview the yachts that he shows to his buyers to make sure that they are as good as the photos and spec sheets portray. He is not afraid to travel for his clients. The majority of his clients come back to him every time they are ready for a different boat.