Salvaged parts in Florida

[rogern]

I've been putting off posting this because it seems goulish, but here goes. (I've got my Nomex skivvys on, just in case.) Are there any locations on the east coast of FLorida where parts from parted out wrecks can be found? I hate to feed off another persons tragedy, but I can also see this as recycling. Plus, I'm cheap, and have an older boat that could benefit from from younger gear. k
Thanks,
Roger N

[belizesailor]

Try Sailorman in Ft. Lauderdale. Amazing place. No nomex skivies required...but you could probably find used ones there. [emoji41]

http://www.sailorman.com

[rbyham]

Sailors Exchange St. Augustine?

[sailnautilus]

Oh mate, you are right in my wheelhouse!!

Sailorman Ft Lauderdale

Sailors Exchange, St Augustine

Marine Connections Ft Pierce....some used some new, but has a lot of manufacturers take offs and teak, starboard and sunbrella. Huge selection of electrical and plumbing and stainless...store is the size of two Walmart’s!!!

Nautical Nest Stuart FL....used and some crappy stuff, but just got a great anchor there for pennies on the dollar for our 52’ boat. Always has dinghys and outboards

Aquatech Marine Pickers Stuart FL....small but high quality stuff at bargain prices.

Do not hesitate to check out Craig’s List for South Florida and the treasure coast and the Keys......huge selection compared to the rest of the country. I know people making a good living selling marine parts on CL in South FL.

No shame in used and salvage...

[skipgundlach]

Clearwater, forgot name but Billy now runs it.

Awesome place...

[skipgundlach]

Don's Salvage

[getyourbone]

Could check with Dennis at advantage yacht sales at Indiantown marina. He ends up with quite a bit of stuff and or gas leads.

[pacerow]

Try Monkey Fist at Green Cove Springs Marina on the St. John’s.

[contrail]

Try Harbour Shoppers in the Virgin Islands. Heck, you can even get an entire wreck!

[deblen]

https://maine.craigslist.org/search/bpa


Capt Jim in Portland,Me.

[skipgundlach]

I'm a bit amused at the many references to non-FL joints.

Here's the info on Don's:

Don’s Marine Surplus & Salvage Yard – Don's Marine

[Mistress Sirena]

all along the coast. google: marine consignment near me .

[Nicholson58]

Originally Posted by rogern

I've been putting off posting this because it seems goulish, but here goes. (I've got my Nomex skivvys on, just in case.) Are there any locations on the east coast of FLorida where parts from parted out wrecks can be found? I hate to feed off another persons tragedy, but I can also see this as recycling. Plus, I'm cheap, and have an older boat that could benefit from from younger gear. k
Thanks,
Roger N

Stone Age antiques Miami river

[Olddan1943]

Originally Posted by Nicholson58

Stone Age antiques Miami river

Sailorman, Ft Lauderdale.

It would help if you told us the boat make, model and what you are seeking.

[Lepke]

Lots of parts, marine electronics, line, etc, on ebay. I've bought engine spares, electronics, etc.