New Smyrna Beach, Sailboat

Sailboat stranded on New Smyrna Beach is demolished, hauled off
The sailboat's owner had tried to sell the boat for a $1 before surrendering it to Volusia County which demolished and removed it on Monday.
Abandoned sailboat removed from New Smyrna Beach
An abandoned sailboat that washed ashore in New Smyrna Beach has been removed, according to Volusia County officials.
Sailboat listed for $1 after running aground in New Smyrna Beach demolished after no buyers
For two weeks, a 1977 sailboat sat stranded on the shores of New Smyrna Beach, becoming an unlikely focal point for locals and tourists alike. "It was just different for here, 'cause you see that down on the Intracoastal,
Beached sailboat in New Smyrna Beach gets attention for $1 listing
A sailboat, which is now just off the 12th Avenue beach access, has been creating a spectacle and attraction for beachgoers since it hit the sand on Dec. 22.
Clock ticking for stranded sailboat on New Smyrna Beach
A sailboat stranded on the sands of New Smyrna Beach has become a local curiosity, leaving beachgoers wondering how it ended up there and what comes next.
Captain selling sailboat for $1 after it washes ashore in New Smyrna Beach
As the sailboat sits on New Smyrna Beach, its fate rests in the hands of a willing buyer who can give it a new life. According to Askar, he has a total of 30 days to remove it from the time of the wreck. If not, he could face hefty fines and even jail time.
St. Augustine Sailor Lists Beached Sailboat for $1 on Craigslist After Stranding at New Smyrna Beach
Captain Allan Askar lists his beached 1977 sailboat for $1 on Craigslist after becoming stranded on New Smyrna Beach.
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A captain is selling his sailboat for just $1, but there’s a catch
Because of the expense, Askar has put his sailboat up for sale on craigslist.com for just $1. Askar is still looking for a ...
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Clock ticking for sailboat stranded on New Smyrna Beach
A sailboat stranded on the sands of New Smyrna Beach has become a local curiosity, leaving beachgoers wondering how it ended up there and what comes next.