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| ID | Boat Description | Price (USD) | Picture | |
| 38397 | 26 Feet 2008 Hacker Gold Cup Race Boat | $200,000 | ||
| The Miss Alison was built true to it's heritage, a 1923 Hacker Gold Cup Racer. It is cold molded, diagonal planked hull, West System epoxy with frames, battens and floor timbers. There are Mahogany varnished decks and Teak cockpit and side decks. A bow thruster was installed after a few trial runs. The transmission is Borg Warner and the steering column is attached to a conventional steering box with a cable connection to the rudder arm. A custom canvas cover was made for the boat. The boat has won awards at almost every classic and wooden boat show it has attended. | ||||
| 38394 | 12 Feet 1958 Pair of Outboard Hydroplane Raceboats | $6,000 |  | |
| Here is your perfect package to get into the hobby of vintage hydroplanes! Offered for sale are 2 complete boats: a 1958 McCombs C-class hydroplane (built in Buffalo, NY), powered by a 1956 Mercury 30H 4 cylinder engine, and a 1960 SeaJay (built by Speedliner) B1-class hydroplane powered by a 22 cubic inch OMC powerhead, mated to a Mercury Quicksilver racing midsection and gearfoot (engine professionally built by Skeet Combs). The B1 class was popular in the 1960's and 1970's due to the widespread availability of 22cid Johnson and Evinrude powerheads. Both boats are in excellent condition and proven runners on the vintage circuit. This package is offered COMPLETE with the pictured double-decker trailer and a launch cart that breaks down and stows on the trailer. Both boats have custom travel covers. Seller has had his fun in the hobby and is ready to pass this package along to some new enthusiasts for a very reasonable price! | ||||
| 38392 | 18 Feet 1956 Lyman Runabout | $15,000 | | |
| This boat is in like original condition. Has been boathouse/garage kept. Runs great. | ||||
| 38390 | 18' Feet 1960 Chris Craft Continental | $16,500 | | |
| This boat was 1st sold on Lake Mead. It spent a number of years on Lake Tahoe where restoration was started in the 90's. The restoration was not completed. I found the boat through this site stored in Colorado in 2010. We have been working on ite since. It is 90 percent complete and has less than 10 hrs. on the water. It needs some chrome and instrument work yet. A new wind shield and an alternator could be added. | ||||
| 38389 | 16.5 Feet 1957 Lyman Outboard | $5,000 | | |
| Restored 2011 with new decks and windshield. Custom rear seats, cushions, depth sounder, bilge pump. Two 6-gallon steel tanks. 2nd battery powers depth sounder and bilge pump. New bimini. Bunk trailer. Hull# 47221 | ||||
| 38388 | 17 Feet 1961 Century Resorter | $6,500 | ||
| All mahogany planked and teak transom. 50 hours on engine. 327 V-8 with Barr. Marine manifolds needs carburetor. Has original Holly and 4 barrel velvet glide transmission Straight inboard. Restored in 1981. Asking $6500. Comes with original steel tandem axle trailer. | ||||
| 38386 | 16 Feet 1972 Chris Craft Gull Wing Sea Sport | | ||
| I Bought this boat early this summer of a local guy who said the starter was bad, I took it to the farm and we started working on it right way. We came to find out that the OMC outboard was the real cause of our issue, and soon began dismantling only to find the lower bearings were completely shot. We found the replacement Berings and had them pressed. But found another outboard and ended up putting it on the boat. The boat is all original and very nice. | ||||