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26 Feet 1931 Chris Craft Triple Cokcpit Runabout

26 Feet 1931 Chris Craft Triple Cokcpit Runabout

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Boat ID: 27582

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Boat ID: 27582

1931 26' swept deck triple cockpit Chris Craft Model 212. Only 22 of these boats were manufactured and only 5 are known to exist today. She has all original gauges and hardware. New bottom, stainless fuel tanks. Powered by a 454 Crusader engine that runs perfect. This is a multiple award winner and has been featured in many publications. Special seat design armrests in first 2 cockpits. Comes with a custom tandem axle trailer. She has spent a lifetime on fresh water lakes of NH.

Location:
Bedford, NH
Views:
14,159
Boat Details
Year:
1931
Manufacturer:
Chris Craft Triple Cockpit Runabout
Model:
212, hull #10114, swept deck triple
Length:
26
Beam:
Engine Details
Year:
1987
Make:
454 Crusader/275 hp
Cylinders:
8
Hours:
2000
Max Speed:
Fuel Type:
Trailer Details
Year:
1985
Manufacturer:
Winsor
Axles:
Tandem
Capacity:
Sufficient
Brakes:
Comments:
Trailer in great shape, bought new, maybe 2000 miles, 1 trip to Florida, the rest is local.
Other Information
Boat Cover:
Yes
Stereo:
No
Tonneau:
No
Spotlight:
No
Side Curtain:
No
Convertible Top:
No
Fume Detector:
No
Fire Extinguisher:
Yes
Comments:
cranberry color tufted seats, w/unusual orig. custom design arm rests in 1st 2 cockpits. numerous orig. custom items
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