Hacker Boats - 17 found

Only two owners since built. Loved carefully for the last 12 years by single family. Heated indoor storage every winter. Currently located in the Antique Boat America Showroom, Clayton NY Reproduction wood boat with Carvelle planking, double bottom and topsides over sawn frames classified to be in very good condition. Bottom is in good condition with no evidence of deterioration. Electrical System consists of 12 Volt DC system fitted with four 12 VDC batteries, battery charger on main engine, master switch (2) forward in engine space and one aft for emergency engine start, DC electrical panel installed at helm, working navigation lights and one automatic pump installed. Instrumentation includes Garmin GPS Map 172, Lowrance Digital Fathometer and AM/FM CD player.

19’ gentleman’s racer from Hacker Plans built by Gill Kling, brand new custom trailer from Woodies Restorations. Professionally serviced this spring and used weekly on Lake Norman NC. Boat has a Chrysler 318, will run in the mid 40’s. Has a 5200 no soak bottom.

Very Clean 2003 Hacker Craft 29 Sport Special Edition w/ Built-In Steps & Swim Platform and extended 2nd Cockpit. 454 FWC Fully Dressed Engine w/ Chrome Package - Bow Thrusters Automatic Fire Suppression System - Onboard Battery Charger - Recently been varnished. Triple Axle Trailer and full cover Always been a Fresh water Boat. This is a rare opportunity to own a 29' Hacker Sport like this one!

If you are looking for a flashy wooden boat that looks like a classic but drives and handles like a modern boat with modern boat conveniences, this triple cockpit Hacker replica built by Fish Brothers Custom Boats is a perfect choice. The boat was built using cold molded epoxy construction. The boat has a modern powered multi port fuel injected Mercruiser 8.1 H.O. 496 V8 engine putting out 420 horsepower that will make you fly across the water. With this boat people are going to know that you are on the lake. The boat also includes a custom Serra trailer and custom cover.

Original Hacker Craft Baby Dolphin with all its original German Silver hardware. This boat has been repowered by a Chrysler Straight Eight, M48S 165 HP, 12-volt conversion with electronic ignition. This boat is a survivor with an extremely tight original bottom, no soaking required. She could use a revarnish and the leather could use some polish. I believe the original condition is possible, as the boat has spent so many years out of the water in storage. Comes on a nice Tandem Trailer.

A beautiful example built by Hacker Craft in 1946, this 22 Utility model has been nicely restored and maintained to a high degree. 3M 5200 no-soak bottom, Chrysler Royal straight-8 cylinder engine with low hours, Paragon hydraulic transmission, maintained by Van Dam boats previously. Very practical s-cockpit design with 2/3 second seat ahead of the engine. Iva Lite spotlight. A fitted tandem axle trailer and cover are also included. Varnish and bottom paint recently done.

Completely restored in 1987 using new wood and traditional methods.Top section of stem preserved. The original Sterling Petrel engine was recently rebuilt by Robert Mishko. Dark green rolled and pleated upholstery, egg crate wood floor.

This 1998 Hacker Craft Triple Cockpit Runabout is in excellent condition and features the desirable walk-through configuration between the first and second cockpits. She has been recently varnished and bottom paint refreshed. Powered with the larger, 454cid Crusader fuel injected engine. Interior, chrome, mechanicals, and trailer all in very good condition. This Hacker Craft is ready to enjoy. Name and registration numbers removed in preparation for her next custodian!

This Hacker-Craft triple was purchased new in 1929 by a Manhattan Episcopalian bishop at the New York City Boat Show. She remained on Lake George, NY until 1989, when purchased by renowned wooden boat aficionado Mark Mason of Lake Winnipesaukee. She was subsequently purchased by Alan Jackson and at 74 years old went through a 3-year professional restoration. Will O' The Wisp is now arguably one of the nicest 30-foot Hackers in the world! Her current owner is making room in his collection for another Hacker Triple.

1930, 26 ft. Triple Cockpit Runabout, designed by John Hacker and custom-built by Hutchinson Boat Works of Alexandria Bay, NY. The Honduras mahogany deck and side planks are cut book-match so that the grain is mirrored from the king-plank to the covering boards and down the sides. A 5200 new bottom was installed using Hacker’s original design, with double planked Honduras mahogany at 45 degrees on the inner hull and fore to aft on the outer planks. The bottom has new stringers made of vertical grain Douglas fir and new frames, chines, battens, knees and a new keel, forefoot and stem. The hull and decks were stripped to bare wood and newly stained to the original color. The sides and deck are original wood and fastened with the original cooper roves (sides) and bronze screws (deck). The gas tank is new. The original interior gauges were cleaned and refurbished to exact working order. The interior leather, to match the original shade and texture, was replaced. The engine, a 1957 Chrysler Hemi 325 HP was completely rebuilt. The cylinders were re-bored and the rods, etc. were replaced with state of the art equipment. A MSD electronic ignition was installed. Since rebuild the engine has less than 50hrs. The OTHER WOMAN, first named “Kit” is in excellent condition, and has maintained its antique status. She has won many awards, most recently Best Hutchinson and People’s Choice at the Antique Boat Museum’s 52nd Annual Boat Show. She has also been featured in numerous magazine articles and books, including a book by James Barry called “Hackercraft” first published in 2002. Original documentation on this boat is available, including the first registration, early pictures, restoration work pictures, engine re-built pictures, etc.

1928 29' 6" HACKER CRAFT CO Dolphin Deluxe.There are runabouts, and there are Hackers. No other wooden boat builders have enjoyed over a century of acclaim and accomplishment, as have the American craftsmen at Hacker Boat Company. For generations, Hacker Craft mahogany runabouts have ruled the waterways from Lake Tahoe to Long Island Sound. GAD-A-BOUT is an immaculate, triple-cockpit representation of the gilded era of wooden boats, when massive gas engines were squeezed into luxurious speedboats to thrill the elite - royalty, titans of industry, and Hollywood celebrities - with speed and exhilaration. The sleek mahogany speedsters were introduced into a world of recreational boating that up and to then had been a staid, slow-paced world of rowing boats, steam-powered launches, and spartan sailing craft. Boating was never to be the same. With the gleaming, varnished mahogany, the nickel chrome hardware, and the plush, multiple seating areas these double and triple cockpit runabouts transformed the pleasure boating market, and numerous builders sprung up to sate the nation's quest for speed and performance. Renowned names like Dodge, Chris Craft, Gar Wood began building runabouts, often as a result of speedboat racing success, but none ever reached the pinnacle of craftsmanship and perfection that John Hacker did. To possess a luxury item from a storied era nearly a century ago, in this high level of condition, is a rare opportunity. Stutz Bearcat motorcars, Piaget watches, Erte paintings, Frank Lloyd Wright homes, Hacker runabouts - all conjure up memories and images of the best artisans a time period, long-passed, had to offer. One does not merely possess such priceless artifacts, one serves in stewardship for the next generation to treasure and enjoy. GAD-A-BOUT is turn-key, and ready to cut a wake and turn heads wherever her next dock and waterway await her.

A keel up restoration was completed June 2015. New 5200 bottom, West System epoxy sides and decks, 12 coats of varnish with 3 coats of urethane for uv protection. No swelling or cracking of any seams, finish is like glass. Everything has been refinished. New custom venture trailer 2015. 440 Chrysler Marine engine equipped with closed cooling system. This boat took two awards at its first show. Very rare and a must see!

This boat was custom built by Morgan Hacker for its current owner, a friend of Bill Morgan. Exceptionally well maintained, always used in fresh water. Very low usage since new. The original 454 Crusader engine suffered a mechanical failure, so a brand new engine was installed in 2015 and has 0 hours of use. Bottom paint, varnish, interior, flooring, chrome all in very nice condition.

Beautiful boat with a unique Canadian flare. Hacker design built by Dorner Furniture CO. in Canada. They built about 4 boats per year according to the story. The boat went through a complete restoration about 8 years ago and has been used very little since. seller says bottom was replaced during an earlier restoration. This boat has very distinctive styling.

Construction of this Commuter began in 1936. She was completed and remained unused until June of 2010! It was built from a set of Hacker lines. The builder of the boat was a Detroit based inventor. The 140hp Chrysler engine has never been fired and the twin fuel tanks never held gas. The boat sat on a sturdy, supportive cradle until very recently. It had no rot, no notable damage, and had spent nearly no time outdoors. The gauges showed only 0.2 hours of running time! The boat has been professionally finished and is now a usable piece of history. The boat was launched for the very first time on fathers day 2010.

This boat is all original except the Crusader 350 engine. Original bottom (dbl planked white cedar)has been refastened, new transom, 1 new bow cover board. A very nice restoration and ready to go. A fast, fun boat for the St. Lawrence. Fresh restoration!!

This boat was custom built by an Industrial Designer to a John Hacker design. She is a classic design bulit with modern methods. Framed with epoxy encapsulated white oak. Mahogany over double planked mahogany plywood sheathed in 10 oz. fiberglass set in West System epoxy. Decks are ½ inch solid mahogany over plywood. Stainless steel fastened, she is dressed out with custom cast, chromed bronze hardware and stainless steel. Italian leather seating, finished in dark blue hull and bright decks and interior. Powered by a balanced, twin carb 318 Chrysler MC V-8 producing 260 hp. With only 50 hours running time, this is virtually a new boat. This boat was designed for the builders personal use and has won several Classic Boat Show awards.