LCM-6 Work Boats For Sale $20,000 at Sasebo Japan Great Dive Boat

[Steve Bacle]

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• Steve Bacle
• Apr 18, 2017

LCM-6 Navy Work Boat for sale at Sasebo Japan $20,000

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• Steve Bacle
• Apr 18, 2017

LCM-6 Navy Work Boat at Sasebo Japan for sale $20,000

Currently have 4 (four) Navy Work Boats LCM-6 located in the port of Sasebo, Japan. The boats have been well maintained by the US Navy and are in good working condition. They are still in use by the US Navy. They are powered by newer Twin Detroit Diesel Engines and have fendering installed for pushing larger vessels or barges. Should anyone be interested, these boats are for sale at a good price.


Vessel #1: 56’x14’ Navy Work Boat, Navy Hull Registry Number C51828

Vessel #2: 56’x14’ Navy Work Boat, Navy Hull Registry Number C30000

Vessel #3: 56’x14’ Navy Work Boat, Navy Hull Registry Number C29186

Vessel #4: 56’x14’ Navy Work Boat, Navy Hull Registry Number C48688


The only known discrepancies are as follows: The exterior hulls may require grooming, the shafting and rudders may require grooming and the bow fenders may require grooming. We are not aware of any additional problems with the boats, but we will provide more information if additional problems are discovered, once full inspections of each boat is completed. $20,000 each.

LCM-6 "Mike Boat"

Engines: 2 Detroit Diesel 6-71, twin shafts, 348 hp or 2 Detroit Diesel 8-71 of 460 hp.
Dimensions: 56'(long) x 14'(beam)
Draft: 3.5'
Weight: 64 tons
Crew: 5
Cargo: 34 tons or 80 troops
Speed: 9 knots
Range: 130 miles @ 9 knots

Contact Information;
Steve Bacle
+1 571-422-0646
257 Bacle Rd Coushatta LA 71019

 

[PhatD1ver]

wonder how I would get it to China

 

[flyboy08]

That would make an awesome houseboat! If you can deliver one to the eastern seaboard, I'll take one!

 

[Rafael Garcia]

wonder how I would get it to China

FYI: In 1967 I coxswained an LCM6 out.of Chu Lai, Vietnam.
I could transport three Jeeps at a time across the harbor with the ramp down.
I could transport a Duece and a Half Truck with the ramp closed.
This vessel can go lateral. It is a flat bottomed boat.
Ironically, I was in Danang for repairs ans the Navy Divers had a barge that had no propulsion and required towing to different locations.
They asked me to relocate it from the existing location to a different one.
I gladly obliged.
Tied my boat to the barge and it was "Waltzing with Matilda."
A dream boat