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Timeless Classic, 17' 1941 Chris Craft Deluxe Runabout / Barrel Back. Repowered with restored Chevy V8. Epoxy no soak bottom. Work done by Sunrise River Boatworks. Not many made, not many left. Fantastic condition.

We’ve owned since 2015 and had refinished in 2020. During the season, it is stored in a covered slip with side curtains. 79 hours on engine since rebuild. Seats reupholstered when refinished in 2020.

The Truscott Family Launch is a vintage motor launch with an original swamp cedar hull. The boat has been carefully restored using natural materials reflecting the Truscott catalogue illustrations of the day. This is rare watercraft and an opportunity to purchase what is probably the second oldest working motor launch in Europe. The engine runs, the fittings are all nickel plated, the custom-built trailer tows the boat smoothly, and accessories include period oil cans, flag staffs, a tubular cover support frame, photographs of the restoration and archival materials. This boat was awarded the Transport Trusts Restoration Award in 2012 at the Brooklands Museum in Waybridge, UK.

Classic rare

Grandpa worked for many years at Chris-Craft, building beautiful boats by hand. He took pride in his work and cared about every detail. One day, after years of dedication, the company surprised him with a brand-new boat of his own. It was their way of saying thank you. Grandpa loved that boat, but what mattered most to him wasn’t keeping it—it was passing it on. When his son was old enough, he gave it to him, along with a simple message about hard work and family. From then on, the boat became part of our lives, carrying memories from one generation to the next.

Original Owner first 44 yrs, I owned and cared for her the last 4 yrs with many upgrade. Paper work and recipes upon requests

This is a 1967 all wood Chris Craft with many upgrades over the years. Located on lake lanier in Ga in a covered slip. While not perfect it is in very good shape. It sleeps 6 with a aft cabin master and a front berth V. Along with 2 bathrooms 3 sinks and a large covered deck there is plenty of room for all of your activities. The living area is an open floor plan with room for your own design. With 2 inboard 454 and velvet drives it's crushes across the water with ease. The master aft cabin has been transformed into a full size bed with optimal storage. Comes complete with an onan generator (needs tune up). New 150 gallon gas tank, flooring on main deck and much more.

For sale is this well maintained 14' Cedar Strip boat, constructed in 1984 by Frank Winter, former owner of the Tomahawk Boat Co. of Tomahawk Wisconsin. The design is based on his Spirit Standard model 482, but is a 14' instead of the 12' listed in the brochure. The boat is constructed with a cedar strip hull. Frames and gunnels are oak. Deck, seats, and transom are Mahogany. Hull is constructed with fiberglass fabric beneath the finished polyurethane clear coat. The sealing of the transom area has been improved, making the boat virtually leak-proof. As described in his care guide, this boat was made with more care and attention to detail than his mass produced boats. The boat comes equipped with a 2023 Tohatsu 4 stroke 15 hp motor with electric start, one set of Smoker oars, 12v battery, and two 4 gallon gas tanks. Also include is a Hosclaw boat trailer model D1250, trailer spare tire, and a custom boat cover

Ed Monk Sr pnw famous shipbuilder first built sailboat. Listed on Wikipedia. Oral history it patrolled the PNW during WW2 for Japanese subs as the first owner was coast guard. Been to Galápagos islands & Bering sea. I bought her from a local shipwright/coast guard veteran. Couple seconds on tv show battlefish, Front page news due to "interesting circumstances", true underdog. Is part of a local rv park mural-front & center. I love her, but have to let her find her next curator. Replaced all bulwarks, all chain plates, many paint jobs over years, replaced toilet with bronze & ceramic one, made resin bathroom counter with brass sink. Redesigned lazerette top, remade hatches, new sail covers in 2018, replaced bow spirit, replaced needed planks & properly corked as we learned from shipwright we purchased from. Added steps on to starboard side of rigging. Didn't finish repainting the rest of main mast. Haven't replaced radar, but have a replacement to be installed. Created a fold down map storage in pilot house. Has a raised floor now in galley for extra storage. Has extra sails. Added a mermaid figurehead (painted with boat paint) Made a storage chest that looks like a treasure chest. The main mast boot is an old barrel cut in half for a more pirate ship look. Tourists love this boat & children compare it to a pirate ship.

Super clean motor ready to mount and run

1956 Wagemaker #9 Super Deluxe 16 foot ply-lap This solid, rot free boat was stored upside down in the loft of a dry barn in Michigan for more than 40 yrs. The 16 ft ply-lap was one of the most expensive models produced in 1956. Restoration began in late 2021. The hull was stripped down to bare wood. Pettit products were used throughout the restoration for sealing, paint and varnish (9 coats). All hardware was restored. An original (damaged) windshield was used as a pattern to make the new one. The Mercury 35A (with electric start) was revived with assistance from Waterhogs Works. The motor has two props, 2 yr old battery, two keys, period correct controls and a beautifully restored fuel tank. "Maiden" voyage was May 2024. The boat can comfortably host six passengers at 15-17mph. Since restoration, the boat has completed less than 10 hours of run time and has been enjoyed each of the past two summers with friends and family. In August 2025 the boat was awarded 1st place in the outboard boat class at the 2025 Les Cheneaux boat show in Hessel, MI. The sale also includes a custom cover, new seat cushions for the first and second row seats, a modern trailer and a pair of very rare Wagemaker water skis. The boat is offered at $7950.

Custom paddle driven sternwheeler

The boat was completely restored in 2006 by Muller Boat Works in Sunapee, NH for Chris Johnson. I have all the receipts. New interior and chrome has been redone. The boat at some point was turned over and had a proper fiberglass bottom installed. The boat was left in indoor storage since restoration without a motor until 2020 when I purchased it. Over the next year I completed an engine install using a 300 hour MerCruiser V8 from a donor boat. The motor has been gone through. New starter, circulator pump, impeller, tuned and rebuilt carb. Turn key boat. Boat can be checked with moisture meter. Boat lift summer use and indoor storage in the winter. Top included.

Rare and very clean antique boat. Runs great! Only reason for selling is health reason and medical bills piled up. It's appraised at between $5000 to $9000 I'm letting it go for $5000 for quick sale. Owner's loss is your gain. More pics pending

One of the nicest Lyman 30 Islanders around. A timeless statement of design and performance. Thoughtfully and meticulously restored with all records in a leather bound case. It won 1st place in Chesapeake antique boat show. A few years ago she was shipped to Maine and has been in the professional care and storage of a highly reputable yacht yard. She has been updated with all safety and convenience features and starts and runs like new. Recently surveyed and well over $100K invested. Owner's intention was to relocate residence to the Great Lakes, but plans changed. Serious inquiries only. Shipping negotiable.

Lucy is a solid boat mostly original. Decks and transom have been replaced. New wiring, steering cables. Used original Sandusky paint and varnish. 9 coats of varnish - 5 coats of paint, 3 coats of cooper bottom paint. Trailer is original - sanded - rust proofed and painted. New tires and bearings. Suzuki 25 HP, four stroke, computerized ignition and diagnostics, power tilt and lift, electric start, new impeller. Cost 4600.00 in 2016 and has less than 100 hrs. Boat featured in the 2017 Lyman calendar. Have not used it in the last three years, inside storage since being rebuilt.

This was own by my uncle that past away.

Selling a fabulous Thompson wooden boat that is in excellent condition with a like new Yamaha 25HP Four stroke electric start motor, model number F25LC. The motor has only been run for about 10 hours since purchased at Don's Marine in Lodi, Wis. for $5365 in 2021 with the side mount control cables. It is attached to a fine Shorelandr trailer that can easily be hitched up to your car or truck. The boat measures 13 feet 10 inches long and was manufactured in Peshtigo, Wisconsin around 1955. It just needs some minor caulking along the keel to prevent leaking. You'd be hard pressed to find a better-preserved Thompson wooden boat like this anywhere! The boat is being kept in a garage in Sauk City, Wis. a very short distance from Madison, Wis.

This is the only one I’ve ever seen in this condition. I can’t find another one out there. This rare side steering option is the coolest. And turns heads. This boat has been in 20 parades. It’s fully restored. And rides smooth.

1961 Andrews 25-Foot Slipper Launch | Boat No. 451 | With Custom Trailer Offered for sale is Lady of Iona, a rare and beautifully preserved 25-foot Andrews Slipper Launch, built in 1961 by J. Andrews & Son of Bourne End, Buckinghamshire. She is boat number 451 and the last of seven consecutive 25-foot launches built that year, making her a particularly desirable example of this iconic British marque. Lady of Iona underwent a full professional rebuild in 2003 by Trevor Green & Co. (Henley-on-Thames), including a new Iroko bottom, chine repairs, new hull sides, hatch frames, and striking alternating African and Brazilian mahogany decking. A further refurbishment was completed in 2017 in Muskoka, Ontario, by James Osler Classic Boat Restoration, with her original Austin Vedette 4-cylinder marine engine comprehensively rebuilt by Matt Fairbrass (Whiteside Mechanical), also based in Muskoka. The cockpit features four Lloyd Loom wicker chairs, recessed lighting, renewed wiring, exceptional high-gloss varnish work, and traditional gold-leaf name and cove lines. She presents to a very high standard throughout. Since being imported to Canada in 2003, Lady of Iona has been stored in a boathouse in Muskoka, north of Toronto, and has always been kept out of the water on a lift, ensuring excellent long-term preservation. She has been a regular exhibitor at the Antique & Classic Boat Society (ACBS) Toronto Chapter’s Muskoka Show, earning multiple awards for presentation and authenticity, including 1st Place Platinum – Classic Inboard (2025), and was recently featured in an ACBS publication highlighting outstanding classic craft. The boat is offered with a custom-built trailer and can be loaded onto the trailer in the spring. A comprehensive binder documenting her history, provenance, and restorations is included and can be shared digitally with serious buyers. Additional photos, engine details, dimensions, and technical information are available. A rare opportunity to acquire an award-winning Andrews Slipper Launch with exceptional provenance and meticulous care.

This classic 1954 Chris-Craft 17' Sportsman offers timeless style and craftsmanship. Reported to have undergone a full restoration prior to 2010, the boat has since been carefully maintained by its current owner. Since purchase in 2010, it has been stored indoors when not in use and serviced annually by a professional mechanic each spring and fall. In 2022, the hull sides, deck, and transom received fresh varnish, and as the photos show, the boat remains in great condition. Currently in storage.

I refurbished this boat about 30 years ago. Family learned to ski behind it. Always garaged and trailered to Lake of the Ozarks. Hasn't been in the water for maybe five years. Rebuilt water pump last time in. Finish is still good. Bottom was recaulked and repainted about 10 years ago.