Between $10,000 and $25,000 Boats - 380 found

She's always been in the Thousand Islands, cared for by seasoned wood boat professionals and expert craftsmen. She won the Clayton Antique Boat Museum "Best Utility" in 2002, and "Best Chris-Craft" in 2003. She won the "2014 Renaissance Award" in the Alexandria Bay Annual Boat Show. With her bright yellow trim, she's one of the easiest boats to identify, even at a long distance everywhere, as she cruised in the Thousand Islands. Now on her 6th owner, family obligations demand downsizing. She's a marvelous boat to be used and enjoyed by a new owner. Currently boat is stored indoors and has been out of the water for 2 years.

1977 Chris Craft Super Sport.This Chris Craft has been well maintained,with the original 225hp GM V/8 and only 728 hours.New interior that matches the original CC specs. More than 60 hours spent repairing the crazing on the bottom of the boat.Original yellow gelcoat is in great condition.Has new black bimini top.Trailer has been updated with new wheels,tires,and LED lights.Only 120 of these Super Sports were built. Its a real head turner

with minimal work in some varnish and paint on the sides, this Shepherd could be amazing. Several new bottom planks done in mid 2000's along with new paint and varnish. Engines completely rebuilt in 2000 and have been used very little since that time. total hours since rebuild 537. Engines have not been run since 2010. The boat has been sitting in the water on Lake Winnipeg used as a floating boat house. Bottom is very tight, and pumps never run as she sits in the water. New Upholstery, sides curtains, boat cover and cushions all in 2020. Excellent condition. make offer

Terrific boat for the collector or as a first purchase into the world of wooden boat ownership! This Peterborough Lakeside is from a single-family owner. She was originally purchased by my grandfather in Niagara Falls, Canada, in 1949. My father and I saved her from the barn in 1988. We then imported her to the US and stripped and restored her by 1996. Custom seat cushions, re-chromed hardware provided. The original paddles, floorboards, cable steering, throttles, and glass are installed. Navigation lights and remote kill switch were added along the way. Her bow is marked with the original registration number “NF443”. The Viking motor was the second purchased for the boat in 1961 and runs well. She is now located in a northern suburb of Indianapolis, IN. This boat always gets compliments and shows very well. Both boat and trailer titles are ready for transfer upon sale.

Beautifully restored and meticulously maintained. Complete rebuild of 109 Grey Marine engine, gearbox and ancillaries. New freshwater cooling system, making her suitable for fresh and saltwater use. Beautiful Sunbrella cushions and bimini. Mooring and winter storage covers. Custom fitted Loadmaster trailer. All required safety gear, including 4 new Mustang inflatable vests. She is currently in the water in Dering Harbor on Shelter Island. Her prior home was the Eastern Yacht Club in Marblehead.

One of only 131 17' Utility models built in 1939. This example is complete and in working order. Nicely restored Beautiful antique wooden boat. Complete and in good working order.

Hull #CUJ-17-0036c Engine # 3188 The boat has had 3-4 owners. I have owned the boat for 5 years. The original bottom remains. It has a trickle charger so the bilge pumps under the front seat and back seat will work when moored. Flags, air horn, anchor and fire extinguisher are in place. There is a new mooring cover and a cover for trailering and a double axel trailer. I can put you in touch with the gentleman who has cared for the boat for the time I have owned it. He built Hacker Crafts for 30+ years. The boat is in storage in Ticonderoga NY (Lake George) and is available for inspection.

This is one of the earliest hulls produced by Grady-White Boats in the coastal Carolinas starting in 1959. The boat belonged to the grandfather of the current owner. He passed away in 1980 and the boat has been in storage in his barn since. The family is selling the house, and the boat must go, as well. [PRICE REDUCED to $10,500 - July 2024 - Make an offer!]

Hull refitted in 2001 by Wykes Boats. Very little use since. Motor new in 2005 and ~25 hours since. Marine surveyor valued at C$11,000 (vessel only) in 2003.

Have owned this boat twice. Did the original build had over $20,000 in it. Just an enjoyable toy

It is believed to be a Penn Yan. In fantastic condition. All original.

Magnificent Chys Craft 1968 30ft. Restored at a cost of $90,000. Good condition and ready to enjoy. Priced to sell at $19,500. Includes a tri-axle trailer rated for 24,000lbs (equipped with disc brakes and torsion suspension). 4 new batteries, twin 350hp motors with 250 hours. Paint, varnish, cetol redone. Boat equipped with an inverter, hot water, air conditioning. Included dock for the season at Chrysler Park marina.

Engine maintenance includes installed manifold with a new correct gasket, rebuilt carburetor and fuel pump, changed engine mounts and aligned engine to the shaft. Installed a fuel filter head with 5 micron filter to trap rust and dirt before they get into the carb. The fore and aft cockpits each feature a bench seat upholstered in red vinyl, the aft seats has a white stripe on the backrest and a matching pad is fitted on top of the engine cover. Bow and stern flagpoles, original instrumentation and steering wheel and a ski tow ring are included. This double plank hull soaks easily for summer fun.

An early Leader Launch which has been fully restored. Metal hill on wooden frame. less than one hour of use since restoration. Trailer and cover included.

2nd owner boat, VERY CLEAN. Well maintained. Upholstery and canvas are both good. Roughly 600 hours on the Mercruiser V6. Runs through a nice Alpha One Gen. II outdrive. Sea Trials are available. This boat needs nothing except a new owner. Includes a nice Bimini Top also in excellent condition. Sea Trials, inspections available at Antique Boat America showroom.

Looking to find a great home for this beautiful 1962 Resorter 19. In the care of SBCO for the last 5 years HISTORY: She was restored in 2002 by award winning restorer Matt Byrne in Illinois from a gray boat sitting in Iowa. He replaced 95% of the wood and stringers. New Interior. She is a traditional board and battan with 5200 on the seams. The engine was rebuilt is 2002. I bought her with approx. 150hrs. She has about 250 I am guessing. I bought her in 2018 and brought her to Lake Tahoe. She has been in the care of Sierra Boat Co since. She has the sliding top, rear ladder, folding sun lounger, spot light, all masts, custom trailer. I have done a lot to keep her in tip-top shape. In 2020 the Gray Marine 327 was removed and detailed. Wires and hoses replaced. Fuel Pump rebuilt. Gas tank removed and rebuilt and detailed as well as fuel/water separator installed. New prop shaft, prop, and shaft log installed with new cutlass bearing. Rudder & exhaust ports resealed. Transmission disassembled and serviced all new seals. New battery and fuse bus installed. Added hard to find Century Horse Head trim to hull. A couple pics are berfore trim added. There is a lot of other small stuff that Sierra Boat can provide records for. Winter of 2021 bottom was refastened and new bungs with fresh paint. Steering Wheel removed and sent to Quality Restorations and was REMOLDED as original. NOT REPAINTED. New chrome from Graves Plating on horn ring. NOS Lincoln medallion installed. This project was $3500 alone TRAILER: The trailer is a custom built (2002) trailer with single axel and electric brakes (These work perfectly). The trailer was re-powder coated about 7 years ago. It needs new bunk felt on one bunk. That’s all the good stuff. There are a couple of things that need attention. The tach stopped working. The other instruments all work but are a little faded. She probably has a year or two before she needs a re-varnish. She runs beautifully and solid. Has never let us down in 5 years of summer use. She is stored at Sierra Boat Co at Lake Tahoe. WHY SELLING? She is too small of a boat for Lake Tahoe. This lake gets too rough too quickly and all the wakesurf boats make it hard to use as much as we'd love to. .

Classic example of a Penn Yan Baltic "high style" outboard runabout. Restored to show condition. Well cared for and complete with a full cover, convertible top, speedometer, fuel gauge, tilt and trim, deluxe interior package, horn, full USCG safety package. Equipped with modern power for ultimate reliability. Sold with a custom fitted trailer. Ready to enjoy!

Builder unknown, but an interesting home-built outboard nonetheless. Kept inside for the last 24 years and ready for a new owner to rig her with an engine and take her back to the water.

1953 18' built in Gravenhurst Ontario original 2 cylinder Coventry Victor engine. Boat has been stored inside and dry for 10 years. The owner had comprehensive engine work done by Paul Dodington of the Disappearing Propellor Co in Port Carling Muskoka Canada. Before the owners long term illness the boat was entered in many boat shows and ran well. There are manuals, parts lists, and historical documentation that go with the boat. A custom fit trailer is included. The boat is located in Akron Ohio

"Carolina" was originally delivered to the Cone family, owners of a "Great Camp" in Lake Placid. While the camp changed owners, the boat never left. My dad restored it in 2005. Now that he is no longer with us, we need to sell some of his boats. Other than the engine, the boat is in very original condition with all hardware. I would suggest rebuilding the engine and some work on the bottom.

Beautiful boat and rare. Owned the last five years and have young kids and not a lot of time for her. She needs some exterior paint but the engines and interior are in great shape and ready to enjoy a fun weekend out on the water.

Made in Port Carling, Ont. The heart of Canadian boat builders, Muskoka Lakes Region. [PRICE REDUCED - July 2024 - Make an offer!]

This Higgins is a very rare 3 row seating in cockpit Utility. She is completely restored including the engine original to the boat. Bottom is double 8 mm Aksumite plywood set in West system epoxy. Sides and deck are double 4 mm Aksumite plywood set in West System epoxy. Interior floor is gray marbled vinyl. Upholstery is white vinyl with red piping. All engine components and instruments have been rebuilt or restored. The electrical system has been converted to 12 volts. The only thing changed on the boat from original is we added a beautiful mahogany windshield rather the the curved frameless plexiglass.

We bought this boat in 2016. We have had the engine completely rebuilt and it is ready for a new owner. The boat has been on Lake Michigan, Minocqua WI, Minnetonka MN, St Croix River.

We purchased our 1960 Chris-Craft Sportsman in April 2006 being the third owners, as a project. In the winter of 2007 the bottom was replaced with a “no-soak” system. Also the seats and engine cover were recovered. In 2008 we sanded, re-stained and varnished (several coats), the bow, sides and stern. Next the inside planks were removed refinished and varnished in 2010. Finally in 2012 the sides and stern were light sanded and coated with several coats of varnish. In the Fall of 2023, the propeller shaft was replaced along with the propeller refurbished. Additionally, the engine was re-aligned. This spring the water-pump and generator were rebuilt. The boat is in good “user” condition and has been trailered to the various Finger Lakes in Upstate New York each year in the summer. It has been stored inside winters and in summer when not being used. Included are original owner's manuals for the boat and engine. This is an exceptional little gem at a very attractive price! [PRICE REDUCED - July 2024 - Make an offer!]

This 1959 Raveau has been completely restored in 2020 with approximately 95% of the wood replaced. Built of Alaskan Cedar and Mahogany Plywood. She received 97 point and Best Contemporary at the ACBS International Show in Burlington, also at Clayton, Skaneateles, and Lake Hopatcong. Restored and rebuilt to the highest degree as well is the 59' Merc 45hp outboard. She runs like a top and shows beautifully. Comes with a 2016 Karavan galvanized trailer and custom-made Sunbrella cover.

Inspired by a sketch that performance-boat guru Art Carlsons son made, the Scimitar was designed to resemble a water-borne Corvette, complete with its long, curving nose, and see-thru T-Tops. Art saw his sons original sketch, and immediately set out to design and build it. That was the birth of the Scimitar, and more than 35 years later, there is still nothing on the water like it! This boat is still in, very good semi-original condition. Modifications include a more modern paint scheme, but with the original Emerald Mist metal flake still running along the centerline of the boat. The interior upholstery also has been changed, with additional panels added. Thru-hull exhaust pipes were added, as well. There are some minor surface blemishes in the paint and gel coat which are visible when standing very close, but overall, this is a really nice example of this rare boat model. It seats five adults comfortably, with two front bucket seats, and a three-person bench seat behind. The upholstered engine cover makes a great sun lounge.

Purchased 2018, extensive upgrades: Rebuilt bow and stern 2019. Replace stern decking as well. Replaced numerous bottom boards 2022. Bottom soaks up well and is tight. New varnish 2022. Engine runs well. Beautiful boat!

Unusual design, very rare classic fiberglass outboard with many features. Fresh water only for its entire life. Engine always professionally maintained by a Johnson engine expert. Recent work: two stringers and transom replaced and re-glassed; all wood work stripped, sanded and refinished with varnish; upholstery replaced throughout; new front seat; steering wheel restored; all electrical replaced; and starter rebuilt. Comes with a brand-new travel cover and a newer, solid Shorelandr trailer custom-fitted to the boat. Includes a remote starter kit for installation.

This early St Lawrence motor skiff is a prime example of the beginning of powered pleasure boating and fishing along the River. Believed to be built by W.J. Malette Boatworks, Gananoque, Ontario. Unique "wine glass" stern, exterior rudder, and cedar planked hull with white oak ribs. This example has been nicely restored and repowered with a slightly newer 4 cylinder, Gray Marine 25hp engine which pushes the boat along well. West System bottom means no soak-up required. Complete with original oars and oarlocks.

I purchased the boat in 2017 and took three years to restore it. My family has used the Viking to swim, fish and enjoy on the lower Niagara River. The model 620 Gray marine engine has been completely gone through with engine compression of 105/105/105/110 per cylinder. The fuel pump, water pump, oil pump, carburetor, generator, and starter were all rebuilt by Van Ness Engineering. The Viking was originally built with two hydraulic steering stations. It was converted to a single starboard-station cable controlled cable. All original hydraulic components are included with the sale. The cable system proved to be much more reliable than the hydraulic system. The boat itself has a new deck windshield, frame bulkhead and transom. Mahogany plank over white oak framing. Bottom is coated with West system epoxy. Some Century paperwork is included along with all restoration documentation. A dual-axle trailer with new lights, wiring, brake lines is included. Tires, wheel bearings, bearing buddies, paint and brake actuator is registered as homemade due to lack of registration when purchased with the boat. My 54 Viking is one of two wooden boats on the lower Niagara River so it is a real head turner. Unfortunately, my family's interests have gone in another direction and the sale of the boat is necessary.

We bought the boat in 2008 and have used it on the Upper Saranac Lake in New York...where it is stored at present in our covered boathouse. It has been maintained by Spencer Boat Works in Saranac Lake, NY. Ot apparently was first purchased in Utica, NY on February 21, 1940 and we believe was primarily used on a lake in the Southern Adirondacks. In 2003 the boat received extensive repairs at Classic Restoration and Supply in Trappe, PA. The boat had a full strip and refinish and still looks very nice today. The hull number is 52417 BSO 5107. We have all the original paper work, booklets and pamphlets. Comes with nice trailer and cover. Motivated Sekker!

First year of this unique style in fiberglass after the fire that wiped out the wood boat production in 1951. This boat has been totally restored with a new transom and stringers. New upholstery in the original style. Rechromed hardware and the correct original bow light provided by Falls Flyer expert Paul Mikkelson. Rebuilt and repainted electric start Mercury Mark 55 along with a sand blasted and painted Tee Nee trailer. Rides great as a rear steer. See boat in our booth at the Sunnyland Show 3/22 - 3/24/2024

We are the third owner of this St. Lawrence River Boat. Boat was last operated in the summer of 2019. Upon pulling the boat that year, the engine was pulled and delivered to Van Ness Engineering in New Jersey where it went through a lengthy and complete rebuild. The Gray Marine Model 100, 226 cid., 6-cylinder engine was completed in summer of 2023. It has not been reinstalled. The motor was converted from 6-volt to 12-volt. Boat and motor are in dry storage (motor in heated storage). Boat includes a custom loadmaster Trailer purchased new in 2017. Boat is in good shape. It has had some hull and transom work (2017-18) and could use some work on the windshield. I have the original boat user manual and all paperwork on the trailer purchase and engine rebuild.

The launch was built in 1984 to accommodate a 1915 US Marine single cylinder gas engine with foreward/ reverse gear box. The engine is fresh water cooled with a keel cooler. The hull is Fiberglass with teak decks and trim. the cockpit is teak and white oak with white cushions. The top is green cloth on wood bows and folds easily.the launch is in perfect condition in and out and runs great. It has a high quality road trailer and full boat cover. It al has a lifting frame and straps for crane launch

This version of the MKII is is kept and enjoyed around Grand Island, New York. She was left outside for 20 years before the current owner purchased the boat. Though the hull paint and cartoon on the transom were original, the overall condition was quite poor. The engine was seized, and racoons had eaten the interior. The entire restoration took 4 years to complete. Wheelhouse Marine and Fiberglass Specialities restored the hull, while Casullo's marine Upholstery and Gulflite Marine Canvas completed the seating. Jasper gave the MKII's original 318cid Chrysler V8 a proper remanufacturing. The restoration was an enjoyable experience and the boat now sits on display at Wheelhouse Marine. It is put in the water one time per year during our antique boat show. A brand new Venture trailer was purchased for the boat in 2020.

Here is a vessel built for the big waters but short enough to cruise the inland lakes as well. It has plenty of power with a Chris Craft 283 that is professionally maintained here at Frontier Classics. The vessel is in good user boat condition that has had a few modern modifications to make it more user friendly. A teak swim platform was added to access the pristine waters of Northern Michigan. Electric trim tabs were added as well as dc power outlets, a power inverter providing 120V supply, and a custom drink holder. This is the perfect cocktail cruiser to entertain your family and friends. It comes with a tandem axle trailer. VERY MOTIVATED SELLER. ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED

This well-maintained, rare boat is fantastic on the San Francisco Bay. Equipped with a deep V fiberglass hull and Bennett trim tabs, it can take chop while keeping passengers comfortable. She is reliable, fast, and powered by a 302 cubic inch V8 OMC Cobra engine. The gelcoat and wood trim are in great condition. Mechanically, it is also in excellent condition. The interior cushions could use replacement but are functional. Many recent upgrades and preventative maintenance items have been completed: a fresh engine oil/filter change, a fresh fuel filter change, and a fresh carburetor rebuild. All fuel pumps and lines, including the vent and fuel fill hose, have been replaced. Steering/throttle cables, including the control arm, have been replaced. The distributor cap, wires, spark plugs, and bilge pump were recently replaced. The sale includes a full cover, mooring cover, dock lines, fenders, life jackets, and fire extinguishers. The boat is located in Sausalito, California.

Owned for forty years, third owner, boat has always been on Lake George, boat house stored. well, maintained, all original equipment down to original 6 volt system, Original middle seat.

Barn Find . Low miles. Convertible Slider Hard Top. Boat Restored

This 1950 Hutchinson Sport Utility was built by Hutchinson Boatworks in Alexandria Bay, NY and has recently undergone significant restoration work. Extensive repairs to the frames, chines, and bottom completed by Sirens Boatworks, Merrickville, ON. Boat flipped, old caulking removed, bottom paint stripped and planking treated with CPES, caulked with 3M 5200 and soaked. Bottom primed and painted, prop and shaft removed, repaired, and cutlass bearing replaced. Rewired and converted to 12V with proper fuse block. Bilge pumps, fuel lines, fuel tank replaced. The engine was removed, gone through, and detailed. New water pump added. Gauges replaced. The boat was then varnished inside and out. New stainless steel hardware and cleats. This Hutchinson is ready to enjoy and can be offered with or without a trailer.

1951 Chris Craft S-22 Rare 1951 Chris Craft S22 sedan - original and unmolested survivor. Previous owner began restoration by stripping the hull and never completed the work. Stored away for nearly 30 years. This boat is rock-solid, zero rot, complete with the original Chris Craft M 6-cylinder flathead engine. This is the most solid and original Chris Craft you are ever likely to find. A worthy restoration candidate and a great winter or father/son project.

My father's boat, that I inherited. I've owned the boat since 2004 and it recently underwent extensive restoration- new 5200 bottom, and other improvements as needed. Engine in working condition. I moved to Florida and my use will now be very limited. Hull 17-303. I have copy of original hull card.

This 22 foot Sportsman is the closest thing to original as you can find! From the steering wheel to dashboard. to windows, folding top, M Hercules engine, to light pole, a total 50's look! it comes on a custom Magnum trailer with surge disk brakes on both axles. Purchased boat in 1997 on Lake George. Had engine serviced, fuel tank cleaned and coated, new fuel line etc. and then transported to Lake Travis in Texas in 1999. boat was last in water in 2000 and has been kept covered in an enclosed storage facility for the past 24 years.

Hull #16-341. Used in 1969 for promotional photos by builder. Was built as a tender boat for a large sailboat "Fandango", can be verified by the builder. Injector pump rebuilt in Oct, 2022 A great little boat that has been under the same ownership since 2004.

clean 17 Sportsman which went through a full restoration in 2017/18. At that time the bottom was refastened, transom was replaced, rear deck was replaced, multiple side planks replaced, and a full refinish. Engine is an older rebuild and runs very well. Comes on a single axle trailer.

1960 Shepherd 105 model 18 ft v drive powered by Chrysler Marine 318 with dual carb. The bottom is original but swells tight. Boat could use an exterior refinish at this time. Comes with a stunning trailer has new Dexter axles with trailer brakes and new wiring and lights also comes with extra propeller. Great entry level boat. .

This is a very rare Duke which bears Hull # 16. The boat went through a 5-year restoration and went back in the water in 2012. The boat has a new epoxy "no-soak" bottom, new ribs and new side planks. The engine was re-built with new wiring. The boat is virtually brand new and ready to go needing nothing. These Canadian boats are very desirable and are rarely seen in this condition.

Price Reduced, and motivated! 1965 17ft century resorter, hull and serial # rs 6783 I had an "expert" check the boat he said its in the original, witch I would say is excellent, boats shows only 393 hours, everything works as it should, the engine is a big block ford with 250hp, the hardware is all there and very good condition, deck and hull look like new, wraparound windshield looks the same, seats in fantastic condition and are ready for show, the bottom is original and probably will need refreshed, lovett bilge pump, transmission is a 10-18 and comes with an owners manual, extras: prop, platform for sunbathing, 2 seta of skis, tow rope, century flags, owners manual, even tags that were on the engine from the factory,

Very clean 19' Lyman. Boat recently restoration work to include, Hull bottom prepped and painted with antifouling bottom paint (Pettit Hydrocoat, black), Topsides were faired with minor repairs, primed and painted. (Kirby Warship gray, semi-gloss), The fuel tank and all lines and filters were replaced. The carburetor was rebuilt and more. New custom Load Master trailer was also purchased at that time

J. H. Rushton’s “Saranac Laker” or “Adirondack or Saranac Lake Boat”, as seen in Rushton’s Rowboats and Canoes, The 1903 Catalog in Perspective, published by the Adirondack Museum and International Marine Publishing, is one of the most-desired of guideboats, both by amateurs and by connoisseurs. Rushton’s shop in Canton, New York, built guideboats from 1888 to 1916, and his design went through three phases. This boat derives from the second period, 1891-92, when he hired a second Saranac Lake builder, Alric Moody, to oversee guideboat construction, a method very different from what Rushton’s craftsmen were used to. Few of Rushton’s earliest guideboats are known today. They had plank seats and square gunwales. They also had typical guideboat decks, let into the gunwales, with pie-slice covering boards, as does this boat. This boat’s caned bow and stern seats, and presumed caned seat-backs, mark it as being of the second period. The far more common boats of the third period, 1893 and later, have strip decks like those of Rushton’s Pleasure rowboats and rounded, or D-shaped, outwales.* So this is a very rare Rushton guideboat. It came down in a family that owned an extremely rustic camp, reached by water only, on South Pond, a particularly beautiful pond near the southern end of Long Lake. It was restored 20 years ago by Long Lake boatbuilder Mason Smith, father of Reuben Smith of Tumblehome Boatshop. Now it is for sale by the original owner’s family. Rushton’s boats in general are highly valued as antiques and as working boats. This boat is missing its original caned seat-backs, single-blade paddle, and yoke. (These accessories can be reproduced.) The price of $13,800 takes that into account as well as some non-original wood in its fabric. At 118 years of age it still calls for vigorous use and is decorative beyond words.

"My Lady" MacBay runabout was the pride and joy of a singer owner, living her best life in Newport Beach Harbor. When the original owner passed away, his wife donated the boat to the Balboa Island Museum, as this boat is well loved and known in the community as a classic boat collector's dream. My Lady has been part of the wood boat club parade for years. We purchased My Lady in a charity event for the Balboa Island Museum and have loved boating in a true work of art. She is fully functional and in excellent condition. We are looking for a collector that will appreciate the rare and exceptional craftsmanship of one of the few original remaining MacBay Playboy runabouts.

This classic Century Raven has recently gone through a restoration and is now ready to enjoy. Lapstrake hull construction and a spacious utility layout. The restoration work included new decks/gunnels/covering boards, fairing and refinishing hullsides, removal and cleaning of fuel tank, all interior mahogany and dash refinished, new upholstery, strip and refinish transom, installation of new ceiling panels, bilge repaint, newly rebuilt starter, rebuilt carburetor, new fuel pump, rebuilt water pump, exhaust manifold gaskets replaced. The bottom appears to have been replaced by a previous owner and is in very good condition. All hardware rechromed. The boat restoration was completed 3 years ago and she has been kept in indoor storage since that time. Comes with a period Holsclaw tandem axle trailer. Axles and bearings replaced.

Built in Martha’s Vineyard 1913 as a swordfishing boat. William hand design combed to ketch rig in 40s

1957 Chris Craft Sportsman. A great entry level classic adequately powered with a 283 cubic inch Chris Craft converted Chevrolet engine producing 185hp. She has been fully restored by her current owners and is in very nice condition. Some tasteful custom touches have been added, including the 1950's inspired engine box.

A uncommon Sidewinder LoPro with original hull-matched powertrain. Olds 455 with a Berkeley Jet. The 455 was complete rebuilt in 2021 and has had a thorough shakedown. The trailer is custom built for the hull making it an easy one-person launch and load. Video of the boat under power are available. I’m selling only due to needing something bigger for grandkids.

Very rare center-steer, roomy and excellent condition 22-foot 1935 utility with a well-documented history, starting on delivery from Chris-Craft plant in Algonac, MI to Clayton, NY in 1935. Spent the next 70+ years in the Thousand Islands before moving to Delaware for 15+ years and then to the Finger Lakes region of New York State in 2021, where she's run smoothly for the past three seasons on Keuka Lake. Recent upgrades include (1) engine rewired, (2) replaced head gasket, (3) dual 6-volt batteries w/ switch, and (4) bottom strip, caulk and paint by a professional. Upgrades in 2023 include fresh varnish. new brass water pump, new bilge pump, fresh red bottom paint, and a new battery system. This boat is 90% original and ready to turn heads with you at the wheel.

1968 Boston Whaler. This is a beautiful turn key boat. Incredibly maintained. Low hours . Not everything is original as improvements and updates were added over the years . Karavan 2007 trailer in very nice shape. Custom made travel cover .always garaged.perfect for cruising and fishing. Titles in hand . Turns heads everywhere it goes !!

17' 1953 Chris Craft Rocket with plaid interior - only 48 built with this interior, which has been restored with original plaid. Engine has been rebuilt with zero hours on it, still in shipping crate. New driveshaft. All metal parts have been professionally polished out. Missing its windshield but we have the brackets and they have also been refurbished. Exterior of boat has been stripped and is ready to be stained. Paint for the interior to match original green will come with the boat. New fire extinguisher. New mahogany rear light/flagpole. We are the second owner of the boat and drove it from Florida to NC on the current trailer, which is not the original. This boat was purchased in Ohio in 1953. It has never been in salt water. Original owner passed away in 1954. Boat has been garaged since purchased originally. We have the original flags and paperwork. We purchased the boat with the intention of refurbishing it but have been unable to do so. It is ready to be re-assembled and is available to be picked up in NC.

Nice, fully restored Coronado. Came out of a collection of Classic Glass boats a couple years back. The boat went through a full restoration to make it look like new, as were all the boats in this collection. the present owner had a cover made for the rear open part (there is also a full mooring cover) and the only repair has been a new oil cooling system. The bilge is as dry as they get on these and she runs beautifully. Only 265 hours.

Here is your chance to own an original piece of history. This 1927 Hutchinson 22 feet Utility model was boat #30 built by the Hutchinson Brothers Boat Works in Alexandria Bay, N.Y. The original registration of NY344, Hutchinson was known for their craftsmanship and quality, constructing one-of-a-kind hulls from the 1920's to 1962. We have owned “Grand Cru” for the last 25 years. The boat was stored and maintenance for many years by Morgan Marine in Silver Bay, Used each year by my parents during their summers at Rodgers Rock Club on Lake George. Ten years ago my father became ill we moved the boat into local storage where it has been inside and under cover. This is the perfect boat for a wooden boat enthusiast who’s looking for an easy project to get her back into shape and back on the water. Once cleaned up she’s value will far exceed $20,000 dollar. Make reasonable offer and we’ll bring you your next winter project. (Transportation 400 mile range included, from Buffalo, NY) Boat trailer sold separately.

Well-maintained, always stored inside when not in the water, fully serviced and used in 2023 on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. Excellent running shape. Original throughout and interior is in beautiful condition. One of the last wooden power boats produced by Penn Yan in its 80-year history. [PRICE REDUCED - May 2024 - from $13,900 to $10,500 - any reasonable offer considered!]

This rare and beautiful bullnose is now in need of a new owner to take her over the finish line. She is a true classic featuring ORIGINAL fittings and helm instrumentation, 6cyl ML 100 engines, teak deck, helm seating, mahogany boarding ladder and much more. Hull No. 80. Settee rebuilt with new upholstery and curtains. Underwent hull and helm restoration. Painted by a professional. Some wiring. Has been in water the past 2 years and properly stored. On land survey in July 2022.

Only 54 of these boats were produced. The boat is extremely stable in rough water and tracks beautifully with the skeg keel. Raised cuddy cabin, two VG-berths, porta potty, original 273 V8 200 HP engine with 175 hours of operation, newly rebuilt 4 barrel carb, Accel breakerless ignition, new water pump, and brass thermostat.Stainless propeller shaft, and gas tank with sender unit to gas gauge.. Full custom boat cover, Autohelm ST30 Bidata, Raytheon Speedo depth sounder, compass Garman GPS72I. Magic-Tilt trailer w/quad wheels. 6000 GVW, aluminum I beam construction, surge brakes, bunk boards, load guides. Like new used for transporting out of water to storage at marina, very few miles on it. Boat restoration by Brasil Boatworks. Extensive bow to stern restoration. Mahogany decks refinished to show condition, Windshield teak refinished , some bottom and side planks replaced, mahogany interior planks added.

I finished the 13-year restoration of my1960 Buehler Turbocraft Jet 32, 16 ft Jet Boat in July 2022. I had undertaken the task of restoring this hull using modern materials and power. The goal was to maintain as much visual originality as possible with select upgrades. In 2010, I started out gang busters gutting the hull and laying the groundwork to reinforce the hull with 24/10 fiberglass cloth and West’s epoxy. The boat is built entirely of Corecell below the floor (stringers, bulkheads, transom) and ¾” marine plywood encased in epoxy and cloth for the floor. This project continued for 13 years as time, money and energy dictated. I got very serious in 2019 with the goal of finishing by the 2022 Boat Show Season. Original chrome was replated, aluminum and SS brightwork was rejuvenated. Original seat patterns were copied and color matched as close as possible, and the paint color replicated using one part polyurethane paint. The engine is a 1995 Ford 351W Marine engine removed from a very low hour pristine boat that was damaged. I installed SS impellers in the original Indiana Gear Works 3 stage pump housing during the complete rebuild. The gate assembly was powder coated white and the hydraulic cylinder rebuilt. A modern hydraulic pump is used to move the shift gate. I made the boat wire looms for the boat also. Many more details you’d have to talk to me about or see. Boat sits on a new Load Rite Aluminum I Beam trailer. You also get all the spare parts I have from salvaging 3 Buehlers. A must-see Award Winner. Since completion: Best Craftsmanship by Owner at Finger Lakes Chapter ACBS 2022; Best Non-Wood at Adirondack Chapter ACBS in Lake George 2022 and 1st Place Fiberglass Classic Runabout at the 47th Annual Portage Lakes Antique & Classic Boat Show 2023. I have decided to sell this boat as I have 6 other Classic boats and I feel this is the one I will use the least. Anyone that has restored a boat knows how expensive it is. I am giving up thousands of dollars in hard cash and the freebie is all my labor. The only thing I paid to have someone else do is the paint and upholstery. I did the rest of the restoration. Tough to let go but this boat needs to be seen and used. I have extensive pictures of the restoration for a serious buyer.

Fresh water only. 2023 Refit, topside paint, bottom paint. Very original, all around. Runs strong. Looks sharp. Fresh battery, impellers, log cleaning. Fresh fuel system with carb rebuild, fuel pump, filters, lines, fittings. Ready for Parade, Show, Lake.

Second owner. Originally purchased by my father in law and was passed to my wife. Full restoration 2018. 14 coats Marine Spare varnish on the top surfaces and 10 coats on the side. Engine has been totally rebuilt. All surfaces painted with epoxy paint in the original color. Engine and boat were finished in 2018 and tested on the water. It ran 42 MPH and was still climbing. Engine is an electric start with push to choke. New upholstery for seats. Speedometer looks vintage but is a modern GPS speedometer.

20’ 1962 Lyman Runabout     Hull #Y1280    Transom Portia II Tunnel Bay     Purchased in 2020 after completion by Wykes Boatworks of Harlem, Ontario of its full and beautiful restoration including repairs and refinishing throughout.     Featuring mahogany ceilings, new gray flooring, boarding steps and pole and complete rewiring.     Mercruiser V6 Engine in excellent condition with a new long-life battery.     New seat backs, cushions and a full cockpit canvas bimini by Delux Auto Trim of Brockville, Ontario.    Fitted with new lines and fenders and a new Garmin.     Comes with all required safety equipment.     The sole blemish in this boat consists of degradation of some areas of the deck which have been exposed to the sun – a quart of the marine varnish used by Wykes is included.     This sale comes about as a result of changes in personal circumstances which have made regular use of the boat difficult.    The Lyman is moored at the Tunnel Bay Boat Club docks in the harbour at Brockville.  

Very clean, attractive, mid-sized Lyman Utility completely restored in 2020. Four planks replaced, ribs repaired, bilge cleaned and painted, repacked stuffing box, new cutlass bearing, and new exhaust hoses. Mahogany transom and decks fore and aft all stripped, sanded and re-varnished with 8 coats. Sides sanded, epoxied and painted with 4 coats. All hardware removed and re-chromed. The varnish gleams and the sides shine. The upholstery is impeccable. The engine runs smoothly and the trailer is road-ready. The price is right and you could be cruising in this beauty this afternoon.

An excellent example of the popular and smooth riding 23 Lancer. The deep-V hull was handles ought seas with ease, and was popular for its performance. Used on the St. Lawrence River, in good structural shape, and runs well. Has full canvas top.

This is a replica 1935 Gar Wood Speedster that is currently in the frame-stage of the build process. Full plans are included for the balance of the build. Gauges and shift mechanism are set up to accept a modern V6 powerplant, source-able through Michigan Motorz, for example. Correct 15" three spoke steering wheel, horn button, column and steering unit, which have been restored. Gar Wood decals, along with all the hardware you see in the pictures. The paint is a gallon of gray paint for the frames and interior of the boat. The rub rail and spray rails are brand new. 3/4" pipe is included for the shift mechanism. A supply of African mahogany is also included which should be sufficient to complete the project. If you have dreamed of building a Gar Wood Speedster of your own, this is a great opportunity with a lot of hard work and sourcing of parts completed!

This Crosby Sloop beauty was originally built by the late C Gorden Tucker . The sloop was slightly shortened to fit in his workshop barn the story goes . My son was given the boat from the late previous owner because she believed the soul of this sloop needed luv again . My son and I took on this restoration during the beginning days of Covid to not only help save the boat but also to keep us busy during those challenging Covid days . Thousands and thousands of hours went into this restoration over the course of four years . After many tears, frustration,determination and perseverance she is now complete. She has been saved . A we’ll known boat builder / sailor/ mayflower consultant said that “ you two boys turned her into a Show Piece “ !! We are now off to our next father/Son adventure project . We will only release this Precious Gem to someone we feel has the resources and passion to care for this rare sloop . I have documented ,and noted the restoration with hundreds of photos available from this project journey upon request .

Great riding 1964 Glastron Sportsman v-171.

Originally sold out of Clayton, NY. Scorpion was a manufacturer out of Canada who built attractive performance boats. The 300hp Mercury Tempest have approximately 500 original hours. Upholstery has been redone, new floor, and repainted decks. Turnkey and ready for new ownership.

Classic Riviera with the following maintenance items performed: 1997 - Purchased from LaPointe's Classic Boat and Motor, Glenco,MN 1997 - Electric Bilge Pump 2000 - Fiberglass bottom by Safe Harbor Sheldon Shipyard, Shelburne, VT 2010 Rebuilt Engine New Manifold 2020 Rebuilt all three carburetors Custom made waterline Sunbrella mooring cover Refurbished Interior 2022 Rebuilt Transmission New Engine Mounts All gages working Continental single axle trailer w/working lights and good tires.

The Canadian Electric Boat Company (now Vision Marine Technologies) has built 100% electric-powered boats of various sizes and configurations since the mid-1990s. This full-canopied launch features mahogany fore and aft-decks, maroon leather bench seats and a cafe seating table. Eco-friendly with two new batteries and a solid trailer, she's the perfect boat for lazy summer afternoons and evening cocktail cruises on the lake or river. [PRICE REDUCED - June 2024 - Motivated Seller. Make an Offer!]

Long time ownership. (35+ years). One of 174 16' Rivieras built 1950-51. Older restoration, stored inside forever. Runs perfect.

This boat was lovingly restored by a gentleman in CA. All freshwater use. Runs and handles great. Top and nice trailer included. This boat would be considered turnkey. The new owner doesn't need to do anything. Everything on the boat works perfectly. Was in the water in April 2024, Don't miss this boat. Trailer features, new tires, new bearings, new brakes plus acuator. Ready for any trip.

$10,000 OBO, Needs some frame replacement. “Perfect Evening” is a two-owner boat whose first life was centered on a southern Vermont mountain lake. Since 2010, she has been kept on Lake George in the Adirondacks, always docked under a canopy, and stored in winter in a garage. Over the past several years, the boat has received attention through a local restoration shop. In mid-2018, the bottom was sanded 3 times and painted with 3 coats of copper bronze paint. The transom was stripped, sanded, bleached, stained, wood sealer was applied, followed by 10 coats of varnish. In December 2018 and January of 2019 the starboard side covering board was replaced along with sanding and re-varnishing of the decks and painting of the sides. In May of 2019, the engine had a complete tune up, including the rebuilding of both carburetors. A compression test was done on all cylinders: 1 - 110 psi, 2 - 140 psi, 3, 4 and 5 were at 130 psi and 6 was 120 psi. "Perfect Evening" is in generally very good condition and ready for her next owner.

I bought this boat in August 2020. I spent one year restoring the boat. Work included stripping bottom to bare wood, re-caulked all seams, 2 coats International primer followed by 2 coats racing bronze. Interior was stripped to bare wood and 6 coats of varnish applied. Upgraded electrical to 12-volt system, new bilge pump, gas tank removed and resealed, new gas sending unit installed, bilge cleaned and painted. All navigation and front spot light work as they should. Boat comes with a trailering cover and a trailer that has new LED lights and tires. [PRICE REDUCED - April 2024 - now a very attractive value with a motivated seller - Make an offer!]

My husband purchased this boat last year, refurbished the bottom to make it water tight and had a new seat cover made for $400. He passed away on March 23, 2023 and never had the chance to take it out and enjoy the fruits of his labor. It has it's trailer, and is water ready.

This boat has been our family ride for more than 20 years. I built a new engine for it in 2007, using the original conversion. Some upgrades added: breakerless ignition, remote oil filter and more recent carburetor. Other accessories include 12v trim tabs and swim platform. In 2017 we fitted a complete new bottom. Mom's boat is strong, smooth and efficient. The kids are gone and we're going sailing!

My dad owned this boat and I grew up on Lake Winnipesaukee with it. It has never been out of our family. It hadn't been used in several years and I decided to surprise him by having the boat renovated, with hopes my own kids would learn to drive it as well with their grandfather. Unique Boat Restoration in Moultonborough, NH redid the entire inside of the boat, from the stringers to seating, upholstery, rugs, stereo, etc. Lakeport Landing Marina in Laconia, NH went through the entire engine and also replaced the entire throttle system (to make it a little easier for the kids). There is also a new cover, the battery was replaced, etc. and we still have the original American flag and Century flag with the wooden posts. The outside is in good condition, but I did not have it repainted (one larger scratch). My kids have not taken to the boat (they now have a 2022 Whaler) and my dad at almost 80 hasn't spent much time on it either. Rather than it sitting in storage at the marina (we run it every year regardless), we would like for a second family to enjoy it and have decided to part ways.

We have used and enjoyed this 1962 Coronado for 23 years. It’s an unusual Century model produced on a limited basis. With 3 other boats, it’s time to reduce our “inventory”. The upholstery is correct for the year. It could be used as is or easily be a good restoration project. The original engine is a rare Chrysler big block 413D with dual 4 barrel carburetors. It is standard bore, never been bored out. Good runner but has trouble idling, probably needs the carbs cleaned. Boat is in user condition. Several planks were replaced over the years and it swells fine. I removed and didn’t repaint the original white jets on the sides and the white trim to see how it looked all one color. The windshields have spider web cracks which I am told can be restored or replaced. The trailer is fine, needs painted, and the tires have some dry rot. It has always been used to launch in the spring and removed in the fall a mile from the house.

Well-kept, beautiful example of the popular and iconic Chris-Craft Riviera. She has been enjoyed by her last two two owners on the St. Lawrence River and more recently on Oneida Lake near Syracuse. She was restored and shown in Clayton in the early 2000's and well-cared for since. Traditional bottom that soaks up quickly and doesn't leak. Gleaming varnish and like-new upholstery. Engine runs well. If you've been lusting after an 18-foot Riviera, this is the one! Comes on top of a solid, road-worthy EZ Loader trailer. [PRICE REDUCED - August 2023 - Owner is motivated to sell. Any reasonable offer considered.]

THE LAUNCH • 1910 Chestnut Canoe Launch • St. Lawrence 2 hp, one cylinder engine, Brockville, Ontario • Purchased by Roy Simpson, Carols grandfather, from Mr. Stevens, an executive of the Dennis Canadian Lumber Company in Whitney, Ontario in about 1919. • The launch carried three generations of the Simpson family across the waters of her home, Long Lake, near Whitney, Ontario first generation from 1919 to 1942. • During World War II, Simpson family vacations in Whitney were put on hold. • Second generation of the Simpson family, Geary Simpson, Carols father started camping in Whitney, Ontario and using the launch in 1952, Carol Simpson was 6 years old. • The Launch was stored in a boat house on the river with a hoist to take her up out of the water at the end of the summer. After the war, a higher dam was built across the river, and this raised the level of the water so much that it covered The Launch. Carols’ father and grandfather rescued The Launch from the bottom of the Madawaska River in Whitney, Ontario. With a lot of time and love for The Launch she was brought back to life. Luckily, the ca. 1910 engine was still in production at the St. Lawrence Engine Company in Brockville, Ontario. In 1955 The Launch was back on the lake for the first time since its submersion in the boathouse. • Due to the difficulty of moving The Launch from the basement of the Simpsons cabin The Launch was put in storage in 1961 while Carols’ father, Geary Simpson pondered alternative ways to launch her. In 1968, Carol’s grandfather died. Her father was making plans to bring The Launch out of storage just shortly before her father passed away in 1982. • Third generation of the life of The Launch started in 1983 with Carol Simpson and her husband Doug Williams traveling to Whitney. They discovered dry rot in the hull and was determined to move the boat out of the damp basement and to look for a knowledgeable restorer. Two years later, after many long hours of repairing and rebuilding and some remanufacturing pieces The Launch was transformed and ready to begin her third life in July of 1985. • “The Launch” fell into the hands of Rick Gardner after the death of Carol Simpson in August 2016.

Shepherd boats are famous for their quality construction and beautiful designs. They are Canadian built with the best materials including white oak stringers and frames, stainless steel fuel tanks and real tempered glass windshields. Noted for their extra strong hulls, they were designed to handle the rough waters of the Great Lakes. This model 105 features the V-drive Chrysler Marine 318 V-8 with dual exhaust. The engine runs great and sounds great too. The aft engine compartment allows for a more open seating arrangement, unobstructed by an engine box. This boat was kept in the same boat house with a lift, on a lake in Ontario, Canada from when it was new until the fall of 2022. It is mostly original, except for the upholstery, vinyl flooring, and the stern light. All wood is sound and everything works. It has a fresh coat of bottom paint and is ready to be enjoyed for the coming season. The included trailer is in excellent condition with a galvanized frame, new tires and lights and bunks that support the boat well, but it is suitable for storage and short hauls only since it has only a single axle and no brakes.

A combination of the fastest rowing skiff and sailing skiff brings us the smooth lines that give us this Skiff. She’s looking for someone who enjoys her elegance and appreciates her. Open to offers

the boat has two, original 1962 motors. It was purchased new by a family in Thousand Islands and kept there until I purchased it in 2012. the boat undewent a $25K restoration at Wooden Boat Restoration in Milington Maryland. the boat has had little use since restoration and is stored inside and covered. the motors run well. the boat won competitors choice award at the 2024 Chesapeake ACBS show.

My dad purchased the boat/trailer around 1968. Originally had a 1957 motor with no neutral until replaced with the Mercury 60Hp in 1986. Me and my sister learned to water ski, kneeboard, and tube behind this boat. Eventually outgrew the boat capacity and the family bought a Mastercraft and this boat went into storage. Father died about 22 years ago. I decided to try to get it back in the water around 2006 and did/had renovations to the boat. Got it back in the water and had motor problems. Life happened and it went back into storage. Motor rebuilt last year and we had it back on the water for 1 weekend. Life still happening and we don't have the need/use of it anymore. Would be a great boat for someone to tinker with and get it back in the water to cruise around the lake. Does have a few issues (knicks in upholstery, etc.) and it still has the original 'soak required' bottom.

This beautiful classic boat came with the cottage our dad bought decades ago. The boat was originally purchased in 1959 by the former cottage owner and has only been used on one small lake in Wisconsin ever since. This is a very rare boat that needs nothing except a new owner. Is ready to be used and enjoyed. Perfect small lake boat. After use it was always stored indoors or on a lift. it has never spent an overnight in the water. You won't find a nicer boat. Get a jump on the warmer weather with this boat. This is a 1959 14 foot classic Crownline fiberglass runabout in excellent condition - New gel coat and bumper professionally restored in 2015 - Original chrome and windscreen in great shape - Cushions are original and in very good condition (stored inside when not in use) - Original motor, a 1959 Evinrude Diamond Jubilee 18 hp, professionally restored in 2017, includes original gas can - Includes a 2nd motor (electric motor-mount troller purchased in 2020 and attached to a vintage motor housing; batteries and marine charger included) - Also comes with the original Mastercraft trailer with new tires, professionally powder coated and rebuilt in 2021 - Custom sunbrella canvas boat cover - Boat lift included

Sweet original 1930 runabout. Has been in a Adirondack boathouse for the past 35 years. Last in the water 2006. Have the original engine on a pallet. Needs restoration but in good shape. No trailer.

Purchased in 2001. Rebuilt engine and Transmission in 2002. New Stainless steel gas tank 2003. Hull is in great shape.

Clean user Resorter. Had recent engine rebuild, varnish and bottom paint. The boat was last in the water for the 2022 season. Bottom swells quickly on the trailer and is very tight. Boat is still 6 volt. Boat is ready to go and have fun. Comes on a trailer with new tires and a cover. Motivated Seller!

1980 Lyman 26' Cruisette. hand laid heavy glass lapstrake. FWC 350 chevy with BorgWarner velvet drive, 1 1/4'' s.s. shaft, bronze cage, rudder, new cutlass bearing and stuffing 60 gallons fuel. Well maintained by seasoned mariner. Good grade of vhf, plotter sounder and on board battery charger. Recent alternator, starter with spare and raw water pump. Heavy duty trailer, tires great ,maybe 200 miles on them and bearing pack . I use boat hoist so no trailer dunk. Its in water for season at Iwaco and is a wonderful boat, rides great,looks great. Also has hot water heater with fan, comfortable v berth. Retired fisherman and now nearing end of boating is reason for selling. [PRICE REDUCED to $11,500 - July 2024 - Motivated seller!]

Faithful and true . She has been winterized and in storage for the past 3 or 4 years. So is in great running condition but needs someone to love her again. Only selling her due to owners husband passing away. She is looking for someone who will show her the same love and appreciation.

The original Duke was a 1961 My Dad`s mistress! Was rebuilt in the ~90`s by Ed Skinner at Duke Boats. About 7 years ago it needed a new bottom. Paul Brackley found me a 1958 hull he had newly redone. Same boat, but needed an engine etc. So Paul took everything important out of the `61 and put it into the `58 including reconfiguring it for a 6 cylinder and refitting the upholstery. The engine purrs like a kitten and barks like a Harley! She had a major tune up about 3 weeks ago. Everything always well maintained. I would let her go to a new home only because of my mobility issues.

Single family owned since new. New bottom. Electric system overhaul. Finish in good shape. New water pump. New starter. Fuel pump rebuilt. Carbs rebuilt. Water ready.

This 1958 Century 21ft Coronado was fully restored and used rarely after the restoration. The varnish on the deck, hull sides and transom are in excellent condition. The fiberglass bottom is in excellent condition with no leaks. The plexiglass in the windshield is in very good condition. The upholstery and flooring are in excellent condition, looking brand new. The bilge is clean and in excellent condition as well.

1960 Crownline runabout restored to her original beauty. 1990 50hp Envinrude engine speeds 30+MPH with 2 adults Engine was rebuilt about 5 years ago with very low hours Teleflex steering with stainless steel helm and quick turn knob Atlas setback engine mount with remote Power trim/tilt Dual batteries with boxes, Perko selector switch Dual Pro onboard battery charger with AC plug 2 captains chairs with cushions Marine paint inside and out Bow storage area Rear splash well Swim platform with folding ladder Stainless rub rail Stainless bow and stern eye fittings Bilge pump with float switch 6 gallon remote fuel tank External fuel/water separator Stainless Bow cleat and port/starboard stern popup cleats Bow and stern Navigation lights Includes trailer with DOT Lights and winch/strap.