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How to Get a Free Yacht

Step 5To Be Continued...

Continued at: Maiden Voyage of the Free Yacht

Here's the table of contents of the whole saga:
Chapter 1: How to Get a Free Yacht
Chapter 2: Maiden Voyage of the Free Yacht
Chapter 3: Fix Broken Stix and other Trix
Chapter 4: Outboard Motor Mutilates Foot
Chapter 5: It's sinking and it's on Fire.
Chapter 6: How To Give Away a Free Yacht
Chapter 7: Get an Even Better One and Fabulize it.
Chapter 8: Celebrate Freedom
Chapter 9: Technicolor Dreamboat
Chapter 10: Privateer Knot
Chapter 11: Dismasted!
Chapter 12: Kiteboat!
Chapter 13: Mast Raising

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5 comments

Jun 13, 2009. 9:09 AMweasel999 says:

is there any way to access wooden boat magazine classifieds without paying 4 the subscription?

Nov 29, 2009. 11:16 AMfish-a-holic says:

I usually go to borders or barns & nobel and read the adds for free. If I like the articles in the mag then I will buy it.

Jul 11, 2009. 12:49 PMFr0ZenWolf says:

look around online, there might be other people doing this too. http://www.woodenboatrescue.org/carview.php

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Jun 13, 2009. 9:19 AMTimAnderson (author) says:

Your local public library

Mar 30, 2009. 3:05 PMmaroon.to.black says:

Wow! I never considered getting a yacht FREE. That's just. Amazing. I hope you guys have fun on your free yacht, you've inspired me! :D

Feb 3, 2007. 6:45 PMGrowltiger says:

Um..Its just not the marina or the insurance costs. BUT living on board is great. We sailed across the atlantic and back last year. Spent 5 months OUT of a marina in the Caribbean just on anchor. NO marina costs. Of course..little work available unless you are internet based business. Internets are available Wifi--almost everywhere-you just get close to a hotel or store.