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26 Feet 1983 WellCraft

If you are looking for a reasonably priced GREAT boat with TWINS and recent MAJOR UPGRADES, Spare Parts, and Extras Equipment look no further! This 1983 WELLCRAFT NOVA II, 26 Ft. with TWIN 260HP MerCruise and Trailer may be what you are looking for. Yes, it has a few bumps and scratches and the upholstery is not perfect but this 26 Foot, DEEP HULL, Cutty Cabin with TWIN 250 HP Mercury, Alpha One, Stern Drive has been well cared for even have the Original Operating and Maintenance MerCruiser Stern Derives, MerCuiser Power Package and MCC 4501 GEN II Consol Control. Recent Addition, Rebuilds, Extra Equipment and Spare Parts: 10.000 Lbs. Fulton Electric Winch with Trickle Charger, total rebuild of the Throttle and Shift Control 2025, Backup Bilge Pump, Trickle charger to keep all Engine Batteries fully charged, Two New Props, New Tires and Wheel Bearing’s for Continental Trailer, Bimini Top, Camping Cover, Bumpers, Engine Tilt Switches on Stearn for easy loading, Spare Carburetors, Engine Belts, Cock Pit Cover, Winter Cover, Swimming Lader, Trailor Guide-on and Heany-Duty Roller Guides. So, you ask yourself after all this work why is it for sale? Three years ago, my wife and I retired and bought a Motorhome and we (She) enjoy traveling (more than my boat) so we do not have time for the boat. I have over $15,000 in receipts for the recent New Equipment, Upgrade, and Rebuild of Total Throttle and Shift Control, GREAT DEAL!!!

27 Feet 1870s E. Messum & Sons Thames River Skiff

"Theia Eirene" -- This stunning and very usable antique Thames River Skiff is 26’ long (27’ including rudder), 4’ 7” at the beam, and comes with a 28’ long trailer. This gem was built by E. Messum & Sons in the 1870’s in a Richmond, England boatyard on the banks of the Thames. It was lovingly restored by famed former Harvard University wooden racing boat builder Graeme King of King Boatworks. The boat has a bench seat with table, two in-line rowing seats, a seat behind the rowers in the bow and a stern seat behind the bench. The woods used are Honduran mahogany and English oak and they are joined by copper rivets. King used two layers of 23 K Russian Restorer’s gold leaf for the extensive decorative gilding. The original fittings are silver (a sign that the boat was made for the wealthy, as every-day rental Thames River Skiffs used cheaper metal fittings) and the builder’s plate is solid silver. It was warranted by Queen Victoria and is the Rolls Royce of Thames River Skiffs of its vintage. Graeme King states that it is “one of the best examples of this type of boat in existence.” The boat also includes four gold-tipped oars, a docking paddle with gaff, a sail on an insertable mast, and a steering rudder as well as the restorer’s notes, invoices, restoration process photos, and research relating to the boat. The boat can be currently viewed at the Green Mountain Orchards in Putney, Vermont.

14 ft Feet 1957 Cadillac

This is not just an old boat. It is a 1957 Cadillac 14-foot runabout from the era when small boats had style, personality, and just enough chrome-age confidence to make every trip to the lake feel like an event. Built in the golden age of weekend boating, this Cadillac carries the look and spirit of the late 1950s: simple lines, compact size, easy towing, and the kind of classic profile that turns heads at the ramp before it ever touches the water. It is the sort of boat that belongs behind a vintage car, at a lake cottage, in a classic boat show, or in the hands of someone who enjoys preserving things with real character. At 14 feet, it is manageable, towable, and easy to store, but still has enough presence to feel special. It would make a great restoration candidate, conversation piece, display boat, or vintage lake cruiser depending on how far the next owner wants to take it. The appeal here is the story: a 1957 Cadillac boat, from the same postwar period that gave us tailfins, two-tone paint, lake cabins, outboard motors, and family weekends on the water. Boats like this were built for simple fun — a cooler, a couple of life jackets, a sunny afternoon, and no need for a 30-foot slip or a six-figure budget. This boat is being sold as a vintage classic, not a modern production boat. The next owner should appreciate its age, inspect it carefully, and see the potential. Whether restored to period-correct condition or enjoyed as a charming survivor, it has the kind of name, size, and era that make it much more interesting than the average used boat. A great candidate for a collector, restorer, lake-house owner, vintage outboard enthusiast, or anyone who wants something with a little soul. 1957 Cadillac. 14 feet. Classic lines. Easy to tow. Hard to find. Ready for its next chapter.

16 Feet 1958 Glasspar

Classic,Cuddy cabin,new controls,trim tabs

16 Feet 1958 Glasspar

Classic rare

25’6” Feet 40’s Chris craft?

All Chris craft parts but very unique barrel back

26 Feet 1969 Lyman

Excellent condition / Award Winner

17 Feet 1947 Century

For Sale: 1947 Century Sea Maid 17' Runabout – Classic Restoration Project with Major Work Completed! Here’s your chance to own a beautiful piece of boating history! This stunning 1947 Century Sea Maid 17' runabout is an incredible restoration opportunity, with most of the heavy lifting already completed. All parts and accessories are included—she just needs some light woodwork, final assembly, and finishing touches to get her back on the water. Key Features & Work Completed: Brand-New 5200 No-Soak Bottom – Professionally done, valued at over $30,000 Refinished Hull – Fully stripped and re-bunged including the transom Keel Repaired – Along with multiple structural frame pieces and chines Original African Mahogany Planking – All intact except the top two portside planks, which have been replaced Professionally Restored Gauges and a brand-new bow light All Original Chrome Hardware Included – May need polishing or optional re-chroming Original Sea Foam Upholstery – Included in poor condition, but a brand-new A&A replacement upholstery kit comes with the boat Engine: Comes with a completely rebuilt Chrysler M7 Crown Straight-Six—a reliable and period-correct powerplant. Trailer: A single-axle trailer is also available. It’s not perfect but includes new tires and wheel bearings. May require new bunks and some minor work to be fully road-ready. This is the perfect classic boat project for an enthusiast or family looking to bring a vintage beauty back to life. With most of the major work completed and all parts included, you’re well on your way to enjoying this head-turner on the water. Don’t miss this rare opportunity—complete packages like this are hard to find!

22 feet Feet 1947 Chris-Craft

Classic 1947-1954 Chris-Craft Utility / Sportsman, Hull ID U-22-460, is a mahogany plank hull and deck with a mahogany plywood bottom. The Utility style runabout features an open interior cockpit, front and rear seating and centered engine box. All seat cushions and engine box are covered in red vinyl and in good condition. Their open interior allows walking space and seating, perfect for boating with a gathering of good friends and family. The boat is structurally sound, with keel, floors, frames, stringers, knees and planking is in good condition and finish cosmetically in fair condition. Features: - Starboard helm with vintage instrumentation. - Windshield is a two-piece aluminum framed glass panels with tapered side panels. - Engine and instrument controls include single lever for throttle/shift control, vintage analog gauges (Tachometer, Oil Pressure, Temperature, Amps, Fuel.) all in good condition and serviceable. - Aluminum gas tank with 31 gallons capacity Overall, the vessel is in good structural condition. All visible interior floors, frames, stringers, and bulkheads show no signs of rot or separation. The interior and exterior is in fair condition and is in need of cosmetic refinishing. The engine and transmission are in good condition but needs maintenance and repair to run and be serviceable. Priced accordingly. Purchased in Michigan in 1988 and transported to Lusby Md where she can be seen. .

15 feet Feet 1961 Elgin

Up for sale is a 1961 Elgin 15 foot utility fiberglass boat with a 1961 75hp Elgin motor . This boat was purchased brand new in 1961 and the former owner passed away before he could use it. It has been sitting in a garage in upstate New Hampshire in storage never used. I bought it off of a collector who picked it up from the original owner’s daughter. They never used the boat. It was played in by the children when they were younger, but it never saw the water there is still plastic on the seats. The windshield is 99.99% flawless the white part of the boat is in very good shape. The red has spider cracks on the gel coat in the back by the outboard motor and in front of the windshield, but It is strictly cosmetic. The motor has not even been started by the original owner. It did get started at the factory before being shipped. The flywheel still has paint all on the teeth. Just letting you see that it’s never been used. The gas tank is spotless on the inside, but it has a Whiff of old gas. Maybe when the boat was purchased they rented at the marina or where he bought it from and they never used it since the trailer is the original Tee nee tilt trailer. It does have magnetic mounted trailer lights now the original ones have since been old and decrepit falling off. It has brand new tires and rims on it. I have the original tires and rims for it. They are perfect with the exception of the dry rotting on the side wall. I trail this boat back from Massachusetts and it trailed beautifully. This boat is too nice for me to have. I prefer aluminum. It either belongs in a museum or it needs to be used. Again, I have never fired up this motor. I have never tried to fire it up. It is not seized. It has unbelievable compression and as you can see in the pics, it was never run by the original owner.

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