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| ID | Boat Description | Price (USD) | Picture | |
| 39390 | 20 Feet 1957 Chris Craft Continental | $29,900 |  | |
| The flagship model of the Chris Craft utility lineup! This Continental received a comprehensive restoration in 2000 which included virtually all new wood. Upholstery replaced with attractive green naugahyde in 2017 and fresh varnish work completed in 2018. Only 221 of this model were built between 1955 and 1957. Used each season and well cared for since its restoration. Engine was rebuilt at the time of restoration and has low hours. Ready to enjoy and sold complete with a custom fitted trailer and custom mooring cover. Brakes and bearings recently replaced. | ||||
| 39388 | 21 Feet 1955 Chris Craft Capri | $99,000 | | |
| Purchased as a gray boat in 1999 and underwent a comprehensive, 5-year restoration, completed in 2012. The goal of the restoration was to bring the boat back to as close to factory condition as possible.Originally delivered to Cleveland Boat Service in June of 1955. Only 170 of the 21 footers were built between 1955 and 1956. This 1955 example features the 1-year gold tolex interior as well as the upgraded, factory-original Chrysler M45S HEMI engine, which was only installed in a handful of the 21 Capris. Over the last 7 years, the boat has won no less than 14 awards, including Best Chris Craft, Best Runabout, 1st in Place, Best Classic Runabout, Best in Class. | ||||
| 39386 | 32 Feet 1977 One Design Sailboat | | ||
| This is a one design sailboat built by Vic Carpenter in 1977. Mr. Carpenter was a skilled craftsman who was well known in Canada and regarded as a builder of quality boats. This boat has been in the same Family since 1977 and is now ready for a new Captain. During this time the boat has always been used in the cool fresh water of the Muskoka Lakes and stored indoors when not in use. It is powered by a 10HP outboard nd was designed to be a one sailor boat. It has a keel with a center board and small cuddy cabin for storing personal belongings. There is a good collection of main sail, 3 jibs and a spinnaker all in good shape. | ||||
| 39384 | 17 Feet 1927 Welsch Brothers Kingfisher Runabout | $4,000 | | |
| Found as an unfinished kit, hull only, very carefully built, 5/16 or 3/8" mahogany and all brass screws, high quality, light weight. A craftsman we found assurred us he could build the decks. His work did not produce a fair and even deck. Owner became ill, boat, clean and dry waiting for completion. | ||||
| 39383 | 17 feet Feet 1960 Home Built | $6,000 | | |
| Standard style hydroplane raceboat project, well built, was neglected for some time, now refinished inside and out, ready for engine detailing, and re-installation. Vintage homebuilt wooden trailer in good shape. | ||||
| 39382 | 26'4" Feet 1970 Lyman Cruisette | $19,500 | | |
| GEM is a 26-foot Cruisette, one of Lyman's most popular models. She spent her first 45 years on Lake Erie and the last three in the fresh water of Tom's River, New Jersey. Since new she has been used lightly, with only 338 total hours on her original, powerful Crusader 260 engine. In 2009 the engine was pulled, the seals redone and the filters, carburetor, fuel pump, points, plugs, belts and wires were replaced. A new stainless steel frame, convertible top, side curtains and aft cockpit cover were installed in 2017. Bottom, sides, decks and transom are in excellent condition. All mechanicals are in top working order, including a new, never-used Port-a-Potty. Also onboard are trim tabs, an antique binnacle and compass, a nearly-new Garmin GPS set, and an original but rarely used full canvas mooring cover. GEM is a beautiful boat that rides well in any conditions. | ||||
| 39380 | 22 Feet 1931 Gar Wood Triple Cockpit Runabout | $72,500 | | |
| One of only eight model 22-35 Triple Cockpit Runabouts built in 1931! Two of these models are known to exist today. This 22 foot Gar Wood is in excellent condition and shows very well. Older restoration, kept on a lift and used sparingly. Replaced, no-soak bottom, excellent topsides, nice chrome and interior. Originally powered by a 125hp Chrysler Imperial 6cyl engine. Currently powered by a similar-era Chrysler 6cyl. This boat was built in 1931, but was not sold and delivered until 1934. She was titled and subsequently registered as a 1934 model. Awarded "Best Gar Wood" at Skaneateles 2018. | ||||
| 39378 | 26 Feet 1971 LymanSleeper | $19,500 | | |
| This 1971 Lyman Sleeper has spent many years in the Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River region. It recently underwent some plank replacement and is now sound and ready for a new owner. It is powered with a Chrysler 340 cu. in engine which moves the boat along at 30+ MPH. The boat is a lapstrake hull, clinker-built design with twin batteries and switch, a depth finder, fish finder, a swim platform and full canvas covers. It is fully loaded for boating and ready to go. Lastly the boat is sold with a 2016 tandem-axle trailer which was custom fitted for the boat and has been sued only for storage until now. It will pull the boat home nicely. | ||||
| 39377 | 15'9" Feet 1959 Cruisers, Inc. | $5,900 | | |
| This boat has been in our family since 1964. She was last in the water in 1992 in the St. Lawrence River. She was restored over 5 winters with completion in 2014. All hardware was rechromed. Seat cushions are in like-new condition. Two restored fuel tanks. | ||||