Comanche Binder - AMIkids

Feadship Yacht Fisherman

Make Model Length Price Year Condition

Feadship Yacht Fisherman 87 ft $ 1,595,000 1985 Used

Boat Name Hull Material Draft Number of Engines Fuel Type Location

COMANCHE Aluminum 6 ft 2 Diesel Dania, FL, United States

Sold by the listing broker to the current owners 24 years ago, COMANCHE remains an icon inyachting circles. She was built as the second of two GALLANT LADY Feadship Sportfisherman. Atthe time of her build there were no larger pedigree “Yacht Fisherman” on the water. While themarket has dictated newer larger and faster Sportfisherman none have the class, grace or qualityof a Feadship. Largely in fact to her original design only systems have been upgraded. Heroriginal Feadship features remain. Your chance to “own an icon.”

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Measurements

Cruising Speed: 23 knMax Speed: 25 knLOA: 87 ftBeam: 21 ft 2 inMin. Draft: 5 ft 10 inMax Draft: 6 ftDisplacement: 206000 lbFuel Tanks Capacity: 3210 galFresh Water Tanks Capacity: 1326 galHolding Tanks #: 1Holding Tank Capacity: 485 galNumber of Cabins: 4Number of Heads: 4

Propulsion

Engine #1Engine Make: CaterpillarEngine Model: C-30Primary Engines: InboardEngine Year: 2004Hours: 2520Power: 1550 hpEngine #2Engine Make: CaterpillarEngine Model: C-30Primary Engines: InboardEngine Year: 2004Hours: 2526Power: 1550 hp

Walkthrough

Boarding COMANCHE is over the covering boards from a fixed dock or through the transom doorfrom a floating dock.

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In September 2015, AMIkids accepted the contribution of “Patriot”. Dudley Savage (AMIkids) and Michael Rafferty (Camper & Nicholsons) facilitated the donation.

Her contribution to AMIkids helped solidify the modern highly-valuable, highly-marketable vessel profile the Yacht Donation Program is known for today. Patriot was the first of two yachts built in a series of eight Feadship Gallant Ladies for the same owner. The twin 87’ Sport Fishermans (Hulls 629 and 630) were constructed in aluminum. The Galant Lady design created by De Voogt Naval Architects was inspired in the Rybovich Sports Fisherman. It retained the harmony of the lines and the relative height but was 35% larger. At the time their builds, there were no other ‘large’ pedigree Sports Fisherman yachts on the

AMIKIDSAND THE GALANT

LADIES

Comanche Listing Photo

Roger HerdDonation Facilitator

AMIkids, Inc.

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“Comanche is a time capsule. She is a fantastic

opportunity to own an icon, and the ability to

enjoy a timely refit with personalized custom

features and upgrades.”

water. These feadships pioneered in that category.

The third (1985 - #631) and fourth (1988 - #637) Gallant Ladies were larger displacement hulls. A fifth hull (638) replaced the two fishing vessels in 1988 but at some 35.35m, the new yacht represented a significant departure from the previous design.

All Gallant Ladies after that (1992, 1996, and 2007) continued to evolve into larger mega-yacht builds. Hull 629 changed hands and names several times. In her 2005 - 2007 refit, she was gutted entirely down to the bare hull and frames. Patriot was born.

Her house and flybridge were removed and redesigned. Every piece of equipment and machinery replaced with a completely new engine room. The custom interior woodwork was rebuilt with the concept of “transforming” spaces.

State-of-the-art technology went into the design and reconstruction efforts to create a soundproof hull unmatched in most yachts, with gyro zero speed stabilization and trim tab technology. The extensive refit and open-checkbook upgrades to Patriot rendered her as the ideal candidate for yacht donation.

In June 2020, AMIkids accepted the second Galant Lady (Hull 630, now Comanche), this time through Roger Herd (AMIkids) and Jeff Stanley (Gilman Yachts of Fort Lauderdale). Unlike Patriot, her original Feadship features and design remain intact, and only systems have been upgraded.

Comanche is a time capsule. Her Cockpit is immense, and a large Salon offers ample seating space. Fine joinery discretely masks the Galley.

Centerline steps lead to the four en-suite staterooms below. All the way forward, the Master Cabin features a centerline king berth, small settee, and an enormous head and shower.

Access to the enclosed Pilothouse is via a ten-step ladder from the Cockpit. There is an abundance of seating plus an observation deck with two swivel fish chairs and a control station for fishing. Comanche allows for a fantastic opportunity to own an icon at a very competitive price, while allowing the ability to enjoy a timely refit with personalized custom features and upgrades.Patriot, just prior to donation to AMIkids.

Comanche Listing Photo

Galant Lady II - Circa 1985

PurchaseOptions

MonthlyPayments

Closing

Acceptance

Agreement

• Use the AMIkids “Agreement to enter into Lease” document, NOT the standard brokerage “Purchase & Sale Agreement”.

• 10% deposit is required (funds will be held in brokers escrow). • Lessee conducts own due diligence survey.

• Credit check required. • AMIkids utilizes a “True Operating Lease” to protect the integrity

of the contribution and our asset. • With approval, navigational limits may be changed.

• Vessel insurace must show AMIkids as loss payee & additional named insured. • Vessel name can be changed, as well as the hailing port. • Upon executing the lease document, a total of 35% of the total amount

(less 10% held in escrow) is payable to AMIkids.

• During the Terms of the Lease, the lessee will make 36 interest free monthly payments, equal to 1% of the total lease amount to AMIkids.

• This represents 36% of the total lease price. (1% x 36 months)

• After the 36th payment, the Lessee will have the option to purchase the vessel for 29% of the total amount.

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ABOUT USOur Impact

Youth Served in 20183,000+

Youth Served to date

140,000+

44+programs across ten states

Youth Served in 2019

3,000 Youth Served since 1969 Programs across 10 states

44140,000

71% of AMIkids youth do not re-offend within one year of completion

6+ average number of prior adjudications for youth entering AMIkids non-residential programs

4+ average number of prior adjudications for youth entering AMIkids residential programs

1000 mentors and volunteer board members supporting our programs nationwide

1 Grade Level Proficiency - Average gain for an AMIkids youth

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90% of budget goes to

direct services for kids

$72 million combined annual budget

of all programs

60% comes from the states we serve

40% comes from

federal/local grants

and fundraising

$3+ million raised by programs last year

90% of budget goes to

direct services for kids

$72 million combined annual budget

of all programs

40% comes from

federal/local grants,

fundraising & charitable giving

60% comes from the states we serve

$3+ million raised by programs last year

Experiential Education Experiential Education has been at the core of AMIkids programming from the beginning. The organization started as a conglomerate of “Associated Marine Institutes (AMI)” and focused heavily on marine, experiential and vocational education. Experiential education helps youth form a stronger bond with caregivers. Those bonds help caregivers motivate them towards academic and behavioral gains.

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AMIkids Vocational & Job Placement ProgramsSince 2015, AMIkids has launched Vocational Education and Job Placement programs across three states, dedicated to helping at-risk youth learn marketable skills and gain employment. Our data shows that only 6% of youth recidivate after participating in our program.

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AMIkids, Inc.A Florida-based non-profit organization dedicated to helping troubled youth develop into responsible and productive citizens. Founded in 1969, AMIkids currently operates 44+ programs across 10 states, impacting the lives of more than 140,000 youth.

Our programs are tailored to youth from all backgrounds. Many of them have ended up in the juvenile justice system and headed down the wrong path.

Our ServicesBased on the AMIkids Personal Growth Model©, we offer a wide variety of programs and models built to address each individual.

AMIkids currently offers residential programs, day treatment programs, family services, and crime prevention services for Juvenile Justice agencies. In addition, AMIkids offers alternative education programs, Centers for Academic Discipline, and after-care programs for local school districts, and child welfare residential care programs.

Our MissionTo protect public safety and positively impact as many youth as possible through the efforts of a diverse and innovative staff. AMIkids works in partnership with youth agencies, local communities and families.

Our ApproachThe AMIkids Personal Growth Model© has been recognized nationally as an evidence-based program that reduces recidivism, facilitates educational gains, and cultivates an environment of achievement and improvement.

AMIkids is recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) in their Model Programs Guide for successful results with our Day Treatment programs. This OJJDP designation officially makes AMIkids the ONLY rated Day Treatment program in the nation working with at-risk youth according to the Department of Justice criteria.


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TREATMENT• Treatment Staff with Required Credentials

• Sound Theory & Research Based Interventions

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• Assessment for Risk and Protective Factors

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• Vocational Programming

• Highly Qualified Teachers

• High School Graduation Preparation

• Functional & Core Academics

• Experiential Education

• Post Secondary Prep

• Computer Assisted Instruction

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• Token Economy

• Positive Reinforcement

• Certified Behavioral Modification Personnel

• Individualized Behavioral Goals and Objectives

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Salon Looking Forward

Salon Settee to Starboard

Salon Settee Looking Aft

Salon Seating to Port

Salon Seating Looking Aft to Port

Salon Seating Looking Forward Portside

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Galley

Galley Looking to Starboard

Galley Looking Aft

Galley

Starboard Side Freezer Area

Starboard Side Looking Forward

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Starboard Side Looking Aft

Portside Guest Cabin Looking Forward

Portside Guest Cabin Head

Starboard Side Guest Cabin


Starboard Side Guest Head

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Starboard Side Crew Cabin

Starboard Side Crew Head

Master Looking Forward

Master Looking to Port

Master Looking to Starboard

Master Settee

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Master Head

Large Master Shower

Windlass

Bow

Bow

Tender

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1700 Lb. Tender Crane

Cockpit

Fighting Chair

Observation Deck

Aft Control Station

Helm Looking to Port

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Helm Looking to Starboard

Helm Detail

Seating Forward of Helm

Starboard Side Settee

Tower

Tower Helm

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Tower Electronics

Tower Electronics

View Forward from Tower

View Aft from Tower

Engine Room Looking Forward

Starboard Engine

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Port Engine

Port Engine

Twin 35 KW Northern Lights Generator

Sound Down Muffler

Alternate Profile

"Own an Icon!"

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Nameboards

Kahlenberg 5 Trumpet Horn

Mast

"There Are Yachts and There Are Feadships"

8/30/18 Bottom Inspection


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The Cockpit is immense with a centered offset pedestal fighting chair and double central steps theSalon flanked by all the freezer, bait prep, tackle storage you would want.

The counter balanced doors open to a large Salon with seating groups both port and starboard.An updated LED TV faces the starboard side sofa area. The Galley is to port forward and discretelymasked by the fine joinery. To starboard is additional concealed freezer space. Centerline stepslead to the four cabins below. All four cabins are en suite: First to port is a twin lower bunk cabinwith oversize berths. Opposite to starboard is an over under cabin with two outboard berths.Next forward is the Companionway Laundry Center with an updated Whirlpool washer andseparate dryer.

Opposite to starboard is the Fourth Cabin used for the crew with upper and lower berthsoutboard.

All the way forward is the Master Cabin with a centerline king berth, small settee and a very largehead and shower not usually found on yachts of this size, let alone a Convertible Sportfisherman.

The enclosed Pilothouse is accessed via a ten step ladder from the Cockpit. There is an abundanceof seating plus there is an observation deck aft with two swivel fish chairs as well as an aft controlstation for fishing.

Salon

The Salon is entered via a centerline counter balanced door. The first impression is of a hugeopen one level area that stretches 26 feet forward to the three panel windshield forward. Thisarea includes the Galley which blends into the Salon and is unobtrusive as a Galley can be!

Large fixed side windows allow huge amounts of natural light. Electric light filtering Roman shadesprovide some privacy, full black out shades port and starboard and aft provide full privacy.

Immediately to starboard upon entering is a large U shaped leather settee to seat six people. Theforward corner has a built in end table with a decorative wood table lamp above. In front of thesofa is a high low cocktail/dining table with two hinged leaves at the ends.

To port aft are two oversize built in upholstered chairs separated by a built in end table. Just aft ofthe table is the Salon’s entertainment electronics to include a Yamaha AV receiver with Blue Toothconnectivity, six channel Surround Sound, a Direct TV HD DVR, receiver, an Audiovox DVD playerand two USB charger outlets for phones/iPads.

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Next forward is a bar area with a lit liquor locker, a Whirlpool Wet-Ice icemaker and glass storagefor wine, champagne, hi ball and cocktail glasses. All of these elements are hidden and blendedinto the cabinetry.

Facing the couch is a newer Samsung 46” LED TV that can be hidden behind tambour doors asdesired.

Overhead in the Salon Galley area is rod storage for up to 25 rods. Also overhead in this area are14 LED lights, a smoke and fire sensor plus five Bose mini cube speakers.

The sole is carpeted with a recent neutral tone plush carpet.

Galley (Portside)

The Galley is next forward to port but very much open to the Salon.

The shape is in a rectangle making the best use of the available space.

The countertops and sole are in Black Galaxy granite. A timber sea rail surrounds the countertopand is the only separation between the Galley and the Salon.

Galley equipment includes:Deep under mount double stainless steel sinkInstahot water faucetFiltered drinking water faucetRemovable spray faucetSlide out trash receptacle/cabinetSide by side custom stainless steel refrigerators with wood facesFull Jenn-Air oven & Ceran top 4 burner cooktop w/central exhaust fan all hidden in cabinets &under hinged top granite countertopsPopup Kenmore microwave/convection oven disappears when not in use(7) Cabinets, several w/slide out shelves(5) Drawers(5) Additional overhead rod holders forward(12) Overhead LED lightsGarbage disposalElectric window shades & black out curtains

Galley (Starboard)

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To starboard is an extension of the Galley that again flows forward from the Salon. Behindcabinets are two matching stainless steel freezers, similar to the refrigerators to port, fourcabinets, two pegged for dish/saucer storage, one fore and aft. Above are two drawers forwardand two aft.

This area benefits by the same large side cabin windows with electric Roman shades. Above arenine LED lights and the vents for air conditioning delivery.

Centerline Companionway

Seven carpeted steps below the Galley area is the Accommodation area with four en suite cabinsarranged as follows: twin lower Guest to port, twin upper/lower Guest to starboard, twin upper/lower Crew next forward to starboard and the opulent Master Cabin forward.

The Companionway has raised panels of washed oak timber to match the cabin doors. A newWhirlpool Laundry Center to starboard. The sole is carpeted. Overhead are three LED lights and asmoke/fire sensor.

Forward just before the Master Cabin entrance is a hinged step to the forward bilge area underthe Master Cabin. Built in shelving allows for weeks of ship’s stores and spares. This area is welllit, encompasses the bow thruster tube and hydraulic pump as well as the forward tank tops. Alsoin this area is a safe.

Spend a few minutes in this area and you will start to see how stout this yacht was built, whatpiping in lieu of rubber hoses looks like and above all the fact that the original quality is still veryevident even in areas not usually visited by an owner.

Portside Guest Cabin

Entered from the aft end, looking forward are twin oversize 34” wide lower berths with a threedoor nightstand between.

The upholstered headboards are set upon three mirrored panels with a sconce style reading lightabove each berth. The upholstered headboards wrap around the outboard side of each berth.

Outboard of the outboard berth are two three shelf cabinets in enclosed book matched timber,flanking a fixed dead light with a removable storm cover and two sliding storage drawers below.At the foot of the outboard berth is an auto lit hanging locker with two drawers below. Each berthalso has two large storage drawers below the bed.

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The aft bulkhead at the foot of the berth is mirrored with a centerline sliding timber door into theen suite Head. Overhead in this cabin are five LED lights, two stereo speakers and a deck hatch)with a wood black out cover) for ventilation.

The AC has digital controls and the sole is carpeted.

Portside Guest Cabin Head

Just aft of the cabin is the private Head. The vanity has two cabinet doors with three drawersbetween. The granite countertop has two LED backlit sinks and a pearlescent tile backsplash thatmatches the sole.

Four mirrored medicine cabinets above the vanity offer an abundance of storage.

The stall shower has a hinged obscure glass door, glass tiles on the walls, sole and overhead, ahandheld or wall mounted shower fixture and a light.

Also in this cabin is a Head Hunter full size toilet, an AC vent, heated towel bar and a fixed obscureglass dead light with weather cover. Pleated shades cover the dead light. The overhead ismirrored and has six LED lights.


Entered via the forward end there are two bunks outboard. The upper bunk is 31” wide, the lower35”. Below the lower bunk are two drawers. Above the lower bunk are four sliding storagecabinets. Each berth has a sconce type reading light.

Inboard at the head of the berth is an auto lit hanging locker with two drawers below.

At the foot of the berth is a matching auto lit hanging locker with two drawers below. Above theberth are three two shelf storage lockers each side of a fixed dead light with a removable weathercover and pleated shades.

Inboard is a chest with a pullout writing shelf, matching slim drawer plus four additional drawers,two of which lock. Above is a mirrored panel and two additional lockable cabinets.

Aft is the sliding door to the en suite Head. Above are four LED lights as well as a ventilation hatchwith a wood blackout cover.

Starboard Side Guest Cabin Head

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The en suite Starboard Side Guest Cabin Head has a timber vanity with a cabinet, hamper andthree drawers below. The marble countertop above has a decorator Kohler sink and faucets witha stone backsplash surround. Above are three mirrored medicine cabinet doors.

The shower has a hinged obscured glass door, 12” marble tiles to match the countertop, anobscured glass dead light with a removable storm cover, a handheld or wall mountable fixture, alight and an exhaust fan.

Also in the Head is a Head Hunter toilet, mini mosaic tile sole, mirrored overhead, AC vent andfour LED overhead lights.

Starboard Side Crew Cabin

Next forward is the Crew Cabin with twin upper lower berths along the outboard hull side. Eachberth has a reading light. Just inboard is an auto lit cedar lined hanging locker with three drawersbelow. Below the lower berth is a single drawer. Above the upper berth is a fixed dead light with aremovable weather cover.

Above are two Led lights. Also in this cabin is a digital AC control, smoke/fire alarm and a carpetedsole.

Access to the en suite Head is aft.

Starboard Side Crew Cabin Head

One step down the Head has a mosaic tile sole. The vanity has one cabinet below and a granitecountertop above with an under mount glazed sink above. Above is a medicine cabinet with twotube lights either side. The marble tiled shower has a split Lucite door, a handheld or wallmountable shower fixture and a light.

The toilet is a Head Hunter model. Also in the Head is a mirrored overhead, three LED lights, anAC vent and an exhaust fan.

Master Cabin

The Master Cabin is all the way forward but well isolated from the “bow noise” due to theexpansive Bosuns locker forward and storeroom below.

All the way forward is a king size berth on centerline. An upholstered headboard is set upon fourlarge mirrored panels. Twin sconce type reading lights flank the berth. Above is a large mirroredsoffit with two additional LED reading lights. At the foot of the berth are two large drawers. Built

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in cabinetry both port and starboard serve as nightstands. Three top loading storage cabinets areon each side.

Next above a mirrored panel are three cabinet doors surrounding the fixed dead light withremovable storm shade. Rather than curtains or drapes a timber panel slides down to make thedead light completely disappear into the surrounding cabinetry.

Next aft to starboard is a two person settee with an accent light.

The storage to port matches that to starboard except instead of the settee, there is a full lengthhanging locker with an auto light followed by a half height hanging locker with two drawers below.

At the foot of the Cabin is a cabinet with a Samsung 28” LED TV, a Yamaha, bookshelf style AM/FM/CD stereo behind a tambour door and a small refrigerator below. Next outboard is the entranceto the Master Head.

Above is a ventilation hatch with a timber blackout panel, ten overhead Led lights and Bose stereospeakers. Also in the Cabin is carpeted sole, two digital AC controls and a smoke/fire sensor.

Master Head

The vanity in the Master has two cabinet doors below, three drawers and a hamper. The exoticstone countertop and designer sink are very special. Three opening mirrored medicine cabinetsoffer lots of storage. A vanity light is forward.

The sole is mini mosaic tile with a marble border and wains coating behind the Head Hunter toilet.Slightly aft is a half height cedar lined hanging locker and three drawers below. The shower has aclear tempered glass door and is huge! There is a large seat, 12” marble tiles and a wall mountedgold plated Graff shower fixture. The sole is nonskid.

Also in the head is an AC vent, mirrored overhead, a heated towel bar and seven LED overheadlights.

Foredeck

Oversize varnished cap rail, aft to coaming boardsTeak decking from windlass forwardIdeal windlass w/devil’s clawPoole 180 lb. galvanized anchor mounted through hull, portside, w/stainless steel surround, 300’5/8” chain, w/high pressure chain washFortress spare anchor

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Bosuns locker w/ladder to access fender, line & hose storage, 5’ 10” headroom, receiving box foranchor chainTwin solar powered vents into Bosuns lockerAC air handler dedicated to Bosuns lockerDC lighting in Bosuns lockerWelded stainless steel bow rail extends aft to forward end of houseDual spring line cleats w/chaff guard strips on the cap railBow pennant staff at rail centerlineMarquipt 1700 lb. telescoping hydraulic davitMarquipt custom tender chocksInternational Navigation lights(3) Hinged deck hatches(2) Givens 8 man life rafts in canisters chocked on bowAluminum steps in house front for access to Pilothouse windshieldStainless steel handrail below Pilothouse windowsStainless steel handrail at house sidesForward Textulene windshield cover

Tender

2006 17’ Maverick HPX flats boat w/2005 90 HP Yamaha 4 stroke outboardCasting platformNav lightsBattery switchBattery tender/chargerConsole steeringLenco trim tabsGarmin 740S fish finder/plotter(6) Rod holders(2) PolesIcom M24 VHF w/DSCFrigid Rigid coolerSpectre brand lifting harnessPopup cleatsCompassLive wellCatch wells

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Cockpit

Teak planked sole w/wide waterwaysTeak wrap around covering boardsTop mounted port & starboard stern hawse pipes w/cleats belowPadded coaming bolsters all aroundVarnished teak transomLarge walk through transom door w/gate(2) Hinged flush under deck stainless steel recirculating live wells(2) Under gunnels gaff lockers w/100 amp plugins, DSC connection & general storage(7) Stainless steel rod holders in coaming boards2 Step step box w/fire hose withinVarnished teak aft house bulkheadVarnished teak cabinets portside w/3 door stainless steel refrigerator/freezers below & (3) hingedtop chill plates aboveVarnished teak cabinets, starboard side, w/(3) tackle drawers, electrical fuel shutoff valves, fire pullw/Jenn-Air vented grill above. Furthest outboard is a high capacity ice chipper w/a hinged top.48” Wide centerline steps to Upper Salon, split to hinge to Engine Room access to port w/centerlinestainless steel railing(3) Overhead AC lights in brow(4) Overhead DC lights in brow(2) JL 2 Stage overhead speakers in browGarmin 5008 touchscreen plotter/sounder to starboard12 Volt electric reel outlet24 Volt electric reel outlet(2) Lumitec LED down lights in brow(10) Step stainless steel & teak ladder to FlybridgeCustom offset pedestal varnished fighting chair w/(4) place rocket launcher in backrestCounter balanced varnished dual entry door to SalonCustom Pipewelders 41’ triple spreader outriggers

Aft Bridge Observation Deck

Teak deckingStarboard side Helm Station w/wheel, electronic controls, start/stop key switches, Robertsonrudder angle indicator, ABT thrust controlStainless steel double aft rail w/(4) rod holders

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(2) Pompanette ladder back fish chairs w/removable cushions & coverThrow ring w/retrieval lineDual counter balanced stainless steel sliding doors into enclosed Pilothouse(2) Overhead lights in cornersEPIRB

Wheelhouse

Forward of the Observation Deck through counter balanced doors is the enclosed Pilothousepaneled in satin teak. Just inside the door to port and starboard are two curved leather curvedsettees with triangular tabs. Each settee seats two to three people and has a large storage drawerbelow on each end.

The expansive helm console is centerline but open to walk around both port and starboard.

In front of the helm is a nine foot wide settee upholstered in matching tan leather.

Furthest forward under the large three panel windshield is a series of seven cabinet doors,housing the Flybridge electrical panel, KVH Tracvision and mini V SAT consoles with an APCuninterruptable power supply, a Whirlpool Wet Ice icemaker, sink and general storage.

The sole of this area is varnished teak and holly.

Overhead are nine LED light fixtures and a smoke fire detector.

Also in this area are twin 26” Samsung LED TV’s wired for TV and also connected to the yacht’snavigation screens. Interior screen mesh panels can be installed for sun protection when needed.

Helm Equipment includes:

6” Danforth Constellation compassCAT CAT-Vision color engine displayCAT (sturdy) single lever electric engine controlsCAT start/stop key panelsCAT fully independent backup controlsCAT “Station Active” synch/troll panelSimrad AP 70 autopilotMaretron DSM 200 GPSABT joystick bow thruster controlICOM M604 VHF w/DSC & remote micFuruno RD-30 data/GPS

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Simrad RI35 rudder angle indicatorHydraulic steering pump controls w/alarm panelTrim tab controlsSEA 722 SSBStandard Horizon hailer(3) Wiper/washer controlsCPU processor w/16” Stealth.com color monitor & keypadGarmin 5212 plotter/fish finder/radarKenwood AM/FM/CD stereoChart book lockerDual digital AC controlRecaro matching leather helm seat w/folding footrestWeems & Plath barometerWeems & Plath thermometer/hygrometerWeems & Plath clock w/tide clockActive AIS systemPilothouse 12V DC panel w/(12) breaker protected circuitsPilothouse 24V DC panel w/(12) breaker protected circuitsPilothouse 120/240 V DC panel w/(12) breaker protected circuitsNavigation light panel w/normal & backup power supplyFuruno Nav Net VX2 systemTransis Navigation SuiteKoopnautic stabilizer control panelHead Hunter LCD gauge panel for all liquids

Coach Roof Equipment

6’ Garmin XHD2 open array 72 mile radar scanner4’ Furuno open array 48 mile radar scannerAluminum mast for second radar(3) Flag halyards on mastSmall ventilation hatch forward(3) Double arm windshield wipers/washers

Tower

18 Step Pipewelders tuna towerTower Deck is 10’ wide

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Molded in FRP console podCAT electronic single lever engine controlsCAT electronic LCD gauge panelsABT bow thruster controlHydraulic power wheel steeringFull 8’ wide buggy topKahlenberg Five trumpet chrome air horn w/signal light(4) 500 Watt Quartz tower lightsEnsign staff from tower soleFlip up 3 person seatTeaser reelGarmin 5212 GPS/radar/fish finderSimrad AP70 autopilotCAT independent backup panelRitchie 4” Powerdamp magnetic compassIcom M506 VHF w/DSC & remote micFuruno FD33 data/GPSMaretron weather receiverFuruno GPS sensorGarmin GPS sensorSMX weather receiver(4) Electronics breakersKVH HD-7 Tracvision antennaKVH V-7 Trac Phone antenna

Engine Room

Entered via a doggable door below the lift upstairsTwin CAT C-30 12 cyl. engines 1550 HP each, installed during 2005 refitFull CAT gauge panel w/start/stopsZF 2050 Marine Gears, 2.519 to 1 reduction gears w/electronic trolling featureUpdated “Rubber Design” engine mountsAircept crankcase ventilationAircepts on generator4.5” Stainless steel shaftsAluminum stern tube w/Tides Marine dripless shaft sealsNibral 5 blade 43” x 43” main propellers

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Hydraulic steering system beneath CockpitMetcalf Marine exhaust, hard coat epoxy stainless steel exhaust risers w/fiberglass piping to aftexhaustSound Down mufflers on generatorsNaiad stabilizer system w/7.5 sq. ft. finsStand pipe style sea chests w/crossover valves220 Volt bilge pumping system w/(6) manifolded pickups & crossover to 220 volt220V Fire pump as a secondary backup220V Fuel transfer system w/manifold & Tuthill flow meter220V Oil change system w/Quick disconnects on mains, generators & marine gearsHMX sewage treatment system75 Lb. Halon fire suppression system220 Volt fire pump120,000 BTU Aqua Air chilled water AC system for vessel’s interior(2) Davey 240 Volt freshwater pumpsHead Hunter 24 volt DC freshwater pumpRemote mount Galley refrigerator compressor w/digital temp selectorRemote mount Galley freezer compressor w/digital temp selectorRheem fiberglass 60 Gallon hot water heater w/circulation pump1300 GPD Matrix watermakerAir compressor system for Engine RoomTank tender gauges for fuel, waterWorkbench, bench grinderFresh oil tankUsed oil tankRacor fuel filtersEngine Room exhaust blowersColor coded Pipe identification systemDiamond plate deckingABT 20 HP bow thruster driven from PTO on inboard generator220 Volt fuel transfer pump220 Volt air compressorAir conditioned Engine Room, (2) unitsHead Hunter graphic display for freshwater, grey water, (3) fuel tanks20 Station audio visual alarm panel for engine/ship’s systems5 Drawer Craftsman toolbox

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(5) Fluorescent overhead light fixturesBow thruster hydraulic supply reservoirStabilizers hydraulic supply reservoirDual Racor 1000 fuel filters for each engine w/vacuum gauges(2) CAT coolant recovery bottlesAudible alarms for exterior freezersDay tank

Electrical

12/24 Volt DC systems120/240 Volt 60 Hz AC systemsNorthern Lights MP-445T Lugger engine 55 KW generators, 5611 hoursNorthern Lights MP-445T Lugger engine 55 KW generators, 5673 hoursSentry 24 volt 60 amp battery chargerSentry 12 volt 60 amp battery charger(2) 100 Amp shore cord connections (aft)Engine Room 220 volt “breaker panel” #1 w/(36) breaker protected circuitsEngine Room 220 volt “breaker panel” #2 w/(33) breaker protected circuitsAnalog volt & amp meters for shore, gen 1 & gen 2Frequency meters for both generator outputs(2) Selector switches for port gen, shore, starboard gen(1) Selector switched for port or starboard 100 amp supplyMain input breakers for gen 1, gen 2, & shore powerEngine Room 12 volt breaker panel w/(5) breaker protected circuits w/analog volt meters & (2)source selector switchesEngine Room 24 volt breaker panel w/(12) breaker protected circuits w/analog volt meters & (2)source selector switchesElectrical panels built by Rietschoten & Houwens, Rotterdam(8) 12 Volt batteries under soleWeseman 104 amp transformer in aft bilge areaCapac 5030 corrosion monitorGenerator load bank

August 30, 2018 Bottom Inspection

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In an effort to remove one possible impediment to a sale, COMANCHE was hauled for a bottominspection/ultrasound. A “Defelsko” ultrasonic thickness gauge was used to test over 572 differentcarefully graphed stations in the underwater hull area by a noted local surveyor.

In addition the props were pulled, Prop Speed added, shaft run out measured at the taper “inplace”, all four strut bearings measured.

Results:1) No apparent wastage or pitting the aluminum2) Antifouling in good condition3) Epoxy barrier coat was adhering well to the hull plating4) Shaft run out tolerance less than .0035) Bearing tolerance less than .020

See photos labeled 8/30/18 Bottom Inspection

Notes

During 2005 COMANCHE received a complete Engine Room redesign and refit. Work included newengines, transmissions, generator, exhaust systems, pumps, HVAC systems and much more! Atthat time many of the boat’s electronic systems (AV and navigation) were updated as well.

Remarks

Sold by the listing broker to the current owners 24 years ago, COMANCHE remains an icon inyachting circles. She was built as the second of two GALLANT LADY Feadship Sportfisherman. Atthe time of her build there were no larger pedigree “Yacht Fisherman” on the water. While themarket has dictated newer larger and faster Sportfisherman none have the class, grace or qualityof a Feadship. Largely in fact to her original design only systems have been upgraded. Heroriginal Feadship features remain. Your chance to “own an icon.”

Exclusions

While every effort was made to list all pertinent included equipment aboard COMANCHE, there aresome personal belongings aboard. Prospective purchasers should assume any item notspecifically mentioned herein will not convey at closing.

Disclaimer

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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant theaccuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct hisagents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel isoffered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why would anyone donate a yacht?• Provides the yacht donor a reasonable income tax deduction; • Furthers the donor’s philanthropic goals by helping their community; and • Conveniently provides the donor with immediate relief from dockage, maintenance and other costs

and worries of owning the yacht.

What are the general benefits of Yacht Donation?Yacht Donations benefit the entire yachting industry and our community. Donors obtain a tax deduction and a convenient and efficient alternative to sale. Yacht brokers have another tool in their business, and new yachtsmen have access to yachts under a lease, requiring less initial investment.

Can Yacht Donation be an alternative to trading?Short answer is yes, but the donor receives an income tax deduction instead of a credit toward the purchase of a new yacht.

Will AMIkids accept any yacht?The AMIkids Yacht Donation Program is not a one-size fits all.

We work with a very specific market segment of highly valuable, highly marketable yachts.

Each potential donation receives a thorough assessment by our experienced facilitators based on our 50 years of institutional experience. Our facilitators will make recommendations.

APPRAISALA qualified appraiser selected by you will determine the yacht value. We cannot be involved in the selection of the appraiser or the determination of the yacht value.

SURVEY We will obtain a separate survey of the yacht to determine if we are willing to accept it as a donation and certify that we will make investments.

CLOSINGIf we agree to accept the contribution, we will work with you to document the process and complete the necessary paper work (deeds of gift, IRS Forms 8283 and 1098-C).

IMPROVEMENTS We will invest in improving the yacht.

LEASE We will market the yacht for lease through reputable channels.

How does the Donation Process works?If we agree to accept a contribution and to invest in improving the vessel, the donation process involves five simple steps:

If we accept a contribution with a requirement that the yacht be sold, then the same steps will be required except that we will not certify that we will make improvements and market the yacht for sale through reputable channels immediately after the donation.

Why choose AMIkids instead of another organization?AMIkids: • Has a 50-year record with over 6,000 donations and is highly respected within the yacht industry; • Is a national leader in the rehabilitation of at-risk kids; • Has an experienced in-house team to manage the donation process; • Is respected by the yacht brokerage community; and • Efficiently manages the donation process with its experienced staff.

How does AMIkids lease agreement work?AMIkids uses a ‘Standard Lease with Option to Purchase.’ The lease term is three years, and we hold title to the yacht during the lease term. The lessee has an option to purchase the yacht at the end of the lease term. If the lessee exercises this option, we transfer the yacht to the lessee at the end of the lease term.

At the signing of the lease agreement, the lessee pays an initial amount of 35% of the total payments to be made under the lease. There are three components to the initial payment: a Short Term Lease Payment, an Option Fee and a Security Deposit.

During the lease term, the lessee makes make monthly lease payments of 1% of the total payments to be made under the lease. This will total 36% by the end of the lease term (1% per month for 36 months). If the lessee exercises the option to purchase the yacht, then the purchase price at the end of the term is 29% of the total payments to be made under the lease.

At any time during the agreement, the lessee can terminate the lease by returning the yacht to us.

Where can a donor find supporting information?Publication 526 - Charitable Contributions

This document explains how to claim a deduction for charitable contributions and discusses:• Organizations qualified to receive them • Types of contributions you can deduct • How much you can deduct • What records to keep • How to report them

Publication 561 - Determining the Value of Donated Property

This document explains the fair market value of assets and the valuation of various kinds or property; including cars, boats and aircraft. It also describes the process for appraisals and penalties for overstating the value or adjusted basis of donated property.

Why involve a Yacht Broker in the Donation Process?AMIkids does business with an extensive network of maritime industry professionals, including multiple contractors, suppliers and reputable yacht brokerage firms.

Yacht Brokers work like real estate agents. They act as agents for their customers to assist in the purchase and sale of yachts. Some of our partners include:

Allied MarineBerthon International

Yacht BrokersBoatworks Yacht SalesCamper & NicholsonsChuck Hovey Yachts

Curtis Stokes & AssociatesDavidson Yachts

Denison Yacht SalesEastland Yacht Sales

Essex BoatworksFlorida Yacht Group

Fraser Yachts

Galati Yacht SalesGilman Yachts

HMY Yacht SalesLuke Brown Yachts

Mark Zeigler Yachts SalesMarlow Marine Sales

Merritt’s Boat & EngineWorks

Northrop & JohnsonOuter Reef Yachts

Palm Beach Global YachtsPreferred YachtsRoss Yacht Sales

Seaton YachtsSparkman StephensSt. Pete Yacht Sales

SYS Yacht SalesTait Yachts

The Hinckley CompanyTom George Yacht Group

United Yacht SalesWalczak Yacht Brokerage

Service, LLCWorth Avenue Yachts

Keeping the Integrity of the Donation ProcessOur donation process is managed with transparency and integrity and includes the following:

1. Accountability: The Donation Team reports directly to the CEO. Our CEO’s primary concern is the organization’s mission of helping at-risk youth. Yacht donations are the biggest component in our charitable contribution revenues and the second biggest source of revenue. We strive to comply with all of the federal and state laws that apply to the Yacht Donation Program.

2. Internal and External Audit: AMIkids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with federal and state contracts. The Yacht Donation Program is audited annually by internal and external auditors who report directly to the Board of Directors of AMIkids.

3. High Stakes: The Yacht Donation revenue is vital to our ability to serve our kids. We strive to comply with all federal and state laws, including the IRS rules that govern yacht donations.

4. Donor’s Deduction: Generally, if a charity sells a donated yacht, the donor’s deduction is limited to the amount the charity receives from the sale and the deduction cannot be taken until the sale occurs. However, a donor can deduct the fair market value of the donated yacht as of the date of the donation if the charity certifies that it intends to make certain material improvements and retain the vessel for a determined period of time.

5. Efficient Material Improvements: Material improvements are made directly by our staff and a well-established network of reputable job-specific contractors.

6. Our Lease Program: Generally, we lease the donated yacht to a new yachtsman for a period of three years. We have been operating this lease program for 50 years and have found that it provides a level cash flow to our organization and is an attractive option to the new yachtsman because it requires less out of pocket cash than a sale would require.

7. Our team: AMIkids has an experienced team of facilitators and yacht specialists available to assist each donor. We collaborate with yacht brokers, accountants and tax professionals. Our Project Manager directly oversees all material improvements. Our Director of Business Administration closely monitors compliance with IRS reporting guidelines.

How does my donation help at-risk youth?AMIkids is dedicated to rehabilitating at-risk kids through education, training, counseling, discipline and productive work. We often use marine, wilderness and other environmental education and rehabilitation programs to accomplish this goal. All profits from yacht donations support these efforts.

How do I get started?Contact your trusted Yacht Brokerage Firm or contact us directly:

12022 Gandy Blvd. St. Petersburg, FL 33702 | www.yachtdonations.org | [email protected]: 727.579.1365 | Fax: 727.577.7306

Helping create bright futures through Yacht Donations since 1969.AMIkids Yacht Donation | 12022 Gandy Blvd. | St. Petersburg, FL 33702



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AMIkids, Inc. | 5915 Benjamin Center Drive, Tampa, FL 33634 | P. (813) 887-3300

By donating or leasing a vessel, you help at-risk youth separate a troubled past from a bright future.

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