Hello Folks,
After almost 10 years of ownership, I am faced with the sale of the PS TULE PRINCESS. I am considering the best publications or venues to list her in For Sale.
1) Is the International Steamboat Society / publication: STEAMBOATING Magazine still a functioning organization? I looked at the FB page and did not see any current postings. Their website seemed to be lacking any recent postings.
2) The North American Steam Boat Associatioin / pub: THE SMOKESTACK seems to be still a vibrant organization. I plan to renew an old membership, then list her there.
3) Boats & Harbors - $$$, but that was the publication where I stumbled across her 12 years ago.
4) Certainly, present organization included - STEAMBOATINGFORUM.net
5) Any others that I should consider……?????
I appreciate you input.
Thanks,
Capt. Mack
PS TULE PRINCESS
San Angelo, Tex
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As far as I know, neither Steamboating nor the Smokestack are still being published. The Northwest Steam Society is active and produces a newsletter. They look to have about a dozen steam boats for sale in their classified ads right now, so it isn't a seller's market.
I sold my first boat via an auction on Ebay, but was disappointed in the result. Perhaps a buy it now sale would have been better.
Beckmann Boatshop https://www.steamboating.net/index.html used to sell boats on commission. Not sure if they still do.
As a hobby, we really need to actively recruit younger people into it, or else in another decade, the hobby will cease to exist in the US.
I sold my first boat via an auction on Ebay, but was disappointed in the result. Perhaps a buy it now sale would have been better.
Beckmann Boatshop https://www.steamboating.net/index.html used to sell boats on commission. Not sure if they still do.
As a hobby, we really need to actively recruit younger people into it, or else in another decade, the hobby will cease to exist in the US.
It was not easy to convince Allnutt. All his shop training had given him a profound prejudice against inexact work, experimental work, hit-or-miss work.