We also are advocates for saving abandoned vessels hete and on /r/AbandonedBoats.

Below, we have posted links where you can buy an abandoned vessel or get for free.

The fact is most abandoned ships just need TLC if they're above the waterline or if they haven't been in the ocean for very long.

If you want to adopt a ship that's abandoned, try and find the owner first to get started to see if they'll let you have it. If no owner is found, try next of kin if you can have it. Otherwise try the govt and ask if they'll let you have it.

Looking to buy an abandoned boat? Or take one that's free? Visit: http://www.BoneyardBoats.com . for more abandoned vessels!

List of boat salvage yards in the US: http://www.usedboatequipment.com/boat-salvage-yards/

Rules:

-Use your manners. If you wanna be a d--k, go to /r/insults instead.

• Pics, Videos and news are all welcome here; including underwater photos and videos of sunken ships.

-Don't submit pics from Pintrest. They've been banned redditwide.

Other interesting sub's:

/r/Feels (A sub featuring emotional content.)

/r/AbandonedBoats (Like /r/AbandonedShips but featuring Boats instead.)

/r/AbandonedTrains (New) /r/TheNewestSubreddits (Like /r/SubredditAds, /r/PimpMyReddit, /r/DyingSub)

/r/MagnificentMemes (A way better sub than /r/AdviceAnimals)

/r/ExcellentEcards (An Ecard related sub)

/r/DeepRelaxation (A deeply relaxing sub featuring relaxing music and videos for your listening pleasure created by me)

/r/PhotographersParadise (Like /r/Pics but watermarks for your images are allowed in my sub)

/r/Shipbuilding (A sub all about building ships with helpful advice from the pros and videos/pics)

/r/VendingMachines (A sub featuring vending machine content)