Boats between $25000 and $50000 Boats - 230 found

Built by Century Boats of Manistee, MI; the Sea Maid model featured attractive blond and red mahogany topsides, a two-tone interior, and gray-blue faced gauges. This example has been comprehensively restored. Beautifully finished and sits atop a custom trailer. Ready to show and go!

Originally designed by A.A. Apel, designed for Ventnor Boatworks, this Zephyr design is a 16 foot, stepped hull racer with an aft cockpit and beautiful long forward deck. This example was built by Pine Cone Boatworks of Clayville, NY and was completed in 2020. Cold molded construction, mahogany decks. Fitted with a compact and reliable 3.0L Mercruiser 4 cylinder engine. "Rodeo" has accumulated numerous awards at ACBS shows since her completion and is often a crows favorite. Sold complete with a cover and custom fitted trailer.

All original Boat. 90% of the work has been done to the boat already. West bottom installed with all marginal structural replaced. Interior all painted in CC red. 10-11 coats of varnish. Engine ran when removed and winterized. all seating, hardware and running gear come with the boat. Bimini top included. Comes on a tandem axle trailer.

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Purchased by the current owner in 2021 and cruised in the 1000 Islands for a bit, then once on the fresh Potomac River. Seller has 5 boats and 3 kids and not enough time to devote to this beauty, so time to sell to the next lucky owner. Everything works and the boat has been very well-kept. Amazing time machine and very original. Engine never been out of the boat, even the original prop is still on her with the first owner's name stamped on the hub. Last owner doted on it for over 17 years. Equipped with the optional dash tachometer, foot throttle, newer interior by A&A, solid state rebuild on dash tach. In Spring 2021, the bottom wasbstripped to bare wood, epoxy sealer, seam sealer, then antifouling paint. Varnish and chrome very good.

Manufactured in Geneva, N. Y., by the Fay & Bowen Engine Co. “Faye” is 22. Ft long and her hull number - 516 – dates her to about 1914. A company catalogue of the period states: “Although we still build the old ‘Fantail’ model to order, the popular type of smart boat is the ‘Torpedo’ hull.” The original Fay & Bowen engine (probably 2-cylinder 10 H.P.) went astray and eventually “Faye” was brought to Canada to be converted to steam. Nothing came of this, and in 1987 she was restored by Clarion Boat Works and fitted with a 60 H.P. Chris Craft engine. She still sports her “noiseless” underwater exhaust, a standard feature of Fay & Bowens of that time. "Faye" belonged to Graeme Ferguson (1929-2021) filmmaker, inventor, and one of the founders of IMAX Corporation. "Faye" is in excellent condition, lovingly maintained and stored in a boathouse at Graeme's home at Lake of Bays, Ontario.

1965 century Coronado for sale. 5200 no soak bottom. Nice But not perfect interior. Former cover boat on classic boating magazine. I’m am fourth owner and have all history of the boat with tons of documentation. Engine is the 427 ford with 330 horsepower. Just finished a lengthy refresh on the hull and sides from old time boat company In Tavares Florida. Runs beautiful and looks just as nice. Comes with brand new water line cover.

One of only 328 Chris-Craft Custom Runabouts built between 1935 and 1938. This is a must-see rare pre-war 1937 Chris-Craft mahogany beauty. Full restored in 2013 by Terry Senecal, a well know restoration specialist in the Thousand Islands region. The engine was completely rebuilt by Len's Performance. All the restoration was completed in 2013 and the boat has been well cared-for since. The Chrysler Crown straight 6 pushes the boat comfortably. Traditional bottom in very good condition and soaks up quickly. All gauges were restored by Kocian Instruments and the hardware has been re-chromed as well. The seats are in like-new condition and comes with a spotlight and new full mooring cover. Trailer recently serviced, new bearing buddies and tires. Excellent condition and ready to show!

Mahogany Jet boat, only 52 produced by Chris Craft. Completely restored in 2000. Still in excellent condition. Custom Cover less than 5 yrs old. Many upgrades to the boat including: Hamilton 3 stage jet drive, new bearings in 2021. Engine converted to Pertronix electronic ignition. Boat command monitoring system. Water Witch Bilge pump counter. Gobius Fuel Level Sensors.

Purchased in 2013 through ABA from Katz Marina NJ. Solid Runner. Invested in paint, woodwork, upgraded custom tandem axle trailer for the boat. New bottom and rebuilt Chris Craft M in 2007. Used summers in MN last 9 years. Lifted Cover Lake Storage and heated winter storage. Annual maintenance. Great boat. I moved to Texas and no longer on a lake. Boat in storage in Delano MN.

One of only three “Gentleman's Racers” commissioned by the Packard Boat Company to be hand built by upstate NY boat builder John Ford as well as Gary Scherb of Old Time Boats in Florida. The three boats were personally ordered by Bud Finkl, president of the Packard Boat Company and are based off of lengthened plans of the Hacker Speedster 16'. Of the three boats built, this was the president's own personal boat that he kept from new until his passing. This boat is powered by a Chevrolet V6 by specially built by Flagship Marine Engines in Punta Gorda, Florida. The transmission is said to be have been built by the Chevrolet Corvette racing team and was told the running gear was $30,000 the time. Boat is capable of speeds of 40-45 mph and uses hydraulic steering for easy controls. Wood is Honduras mahogany and coated with epoxy sealer with 12-14 coats of varnish and has a beautiful, deep finish. Packard Boat Company of Sarasota, Florida designed and custom built retro-styled powerboats from 1988 to 2002 in very limited numbers and were known for their very high quality and great handling based off of 1920's-30's designs. The Packard Boat Company President, Bud Finkl was a retired engineer, boat racer and a 3rd generation steel worker and his family originally made parts for the Packard Automobile and Boat engines. Per Boats.com “For Bud Finkl, the president and CEO of Packard Boats, classic "gentlemen's runabouts" are something he remembers from his childhood not only because his family had several, but because his father's General Marine Corp. built more than 2000 mahogany runabouts between 1939 and WWII.” Bud Finkl wanted an all wood racer of his youth resulting in this specially commissioned boat with a “2 person seated pilot area in the rear with a forward 2 passenger seat just forward of the midships.” Titled a “1918 Packard,” it was completed in 1993. Bud Finkl showed this boat from NY to Florida and the family said it was only used in fresh water, which is evident by it's excellent condition. After Bud's death, the family kept the boat in their collection for another 13 years. The previous owner acquired directly from the Finkl's family. Boat measures at 18' with a beam of 5', the boat has always been garage kept and never used in salt. The second sister boat, “Pub Decisions” is in Oklahoma while the third boats whereabouts are unknown. Boat includes photos of Bud Finkl personally driving this boat.

Our mini "Riva", is said to have been the 1954 New York Boat Show flag bearer for SeaBird Boat Company. Serial number 54-01 dressed to the nines with a forward deck spotlight two horns and a elegantly styled rounded two piece windshield it hits all the high notes in sporty period correct design and seaworthiness. Purchased in 2015 the SeaBird is a blast to drive with it's six cylinder Buchanan K licensed by Chris-Craft for Canadian manufacture pushing it powerfully to a 30mph cruising speed. The boat was gone through entirely by McCrea Marine in Henderson Harbor NY. There the motor was sorted with a new carburetor, new custom made aluminum fuel tank, refitted rudder housing and shaft log along with new caulking to the bottom planks making her a quick sealing and dependable utility. The reason we're selling her is because we have too many boats and am not using her. She was last in the water in summer of 2020 and is currently registered in NY expiring 2024. She's unique in every was and will undoubtedly turn many heads with her rare and fluid design. [[PRICE REDUCED - August 2022 => Make an offer!]]

Hull number 33091 Traditional Bottom Turn key Preserved Condition Ready to Enjoy! Extensive, recent repairs professionally complete. Nothing was overlooked from framework, mechanics and cosmetic paint and varnish. Gray Marine 80-RD engine. Carb freshly rebuilt. Revarnished in 2019. New deck boards and new transom. Repainted inside and out.

Renovated in 2010, to include a West No-Soak bottom. The entire boat was gone through at that time. Boat, engine, upholstery 99.9%. Always garage kept, used every summer for skiing, starts and runs great. Great Water ready boat that comes with a trailer and cover.

The Lyman Cruisette is one of Lyman's classics. This is one of the rare hardtops that have been kept up with annual maintenance work. Hull repainted in 2020. New covers but also have the original camping covers that open with a netting so bugs will not bother when sleeping. Engine runs beautifully.

95% of the work has been done on this boat. All it needs is someone to do the finish work. The boat has a new 5200 bottom built to be shown. The sides and decks have been skinned in 5200 to prevent movement. The engine has been fully rebuilt. Hardware is all rechromed including the windshield frame; not yet put on the boat Windshield is available, but needs to be installed. Wiring is completed with cloth-covered wire. Gauges on dashboard panel have been redone and installed. Seller has new leather for the interior and has all the seat frames, hardware and all else the comes with the boat. 5 Coats of varnish have been applied; needs about 3 more coats. All work has been professionally done. The boat just needs to be finished. The seller is selling because of health reasons.

Swiss-manufactured Boesch boats are well-respected competitors to Riva Boats. This particular boat was purchased in France in 2002 then restored to as new in Duesenberg, Germany the next year. From there she came to New Jersey, where I bought her from her third owner in 2020. My intention was to take her to Arizona and use her at my winter home, but very low humidity and very high heat are not good for the mahogany. I have decided to sell this very-good condition boat. I am going to miss it very much. [PRICE REDUCED - August 2022 - Motivated Seller! - Make an Offer!]

Freshly varnished this year, excellent condition, powered by strong Chrysler M360 Marine engine. No soak bottom makes this boat easy to use & enjoy to the max. These 'over the top' Coronados are unmatched for class and showmanship. A fine runner with beautiful bright work. In regular use every season...no work to be done here. Plenty of room for family and grandchildren. You will be the envy of everyone who sees you roar by. Includes EZ loader trailer complete with surge brakes.

1970 Ron Jones Sr. Cabover inboard hydroplane, "Chuck Wagon" E-22. Fully restored and campaigned on the vintage hydroplane circuit. Freshly rebuilt Chevrolet 305cid engine by Paul Hewitt of Bockville, ON, 370hp. Great racing provenance. Originally campaigned by Chuck Thompson Jr. 1971 USA National Champion, 1971-1972-1975 World Champion. Complete history available. This is a turn-key package!

sits in barn over 25 yr white cedar hall stays seamless tight. has 2 engine mounts sm. stern large mid hull must be seen

Bought a building to clear out. Boat sat inside building for 20 years. We tractor-trailered it to our yard and has been here about 3 months.

Built by Stan and Syd Young in the Montana Facility before it moved to Coeur d'Alene, ID. Purchase in the early 90s by the current owner, and over the 1990s the boat was restored, the engine rebuilt, and the new interior kept the original look and colors. A swim deck has been added that was not part of the original design.

Mahogany Chris-Craft runabout, 1947. Magnificent hull and deck construction. Rebuilt in 1983 with reinforced keel and hull to accommodate big V-8 . Immensely powerful. Solid mahogany planking hull with matching grains. Boat bottom entirely replaced with carefree epoxy plastic materials. Needs no painting or scraping. The details continue on the bow with a shiny chrome light assembly and Chris-Craft flag. The windshield is a framed, curved plexiglass .The interior is highlighted by the white steering wheel and the classic controls and gauges. All gauges and hardware were re-chromed during the restoration. Upholstery is red vinyl . Bench seating is offered at the stern with room for three (3) and the forward seating is another bench with seating for two (2) to three (3). There is ample space for storage items (anchor, life jackets, oar, fire extinguisher - all included) under the bow and alongside the seating. Access to wiring and controls is under the dash. Automatic bilge pumps. Switch on dash turns on motor vent fan. Rebuilder had custom trailer constructed of finest materials. Hefty steel frame, large wheels with heavy, permanently lubricated axles. Fully wired. Custom canvas top is watertight fit, self supporting, and made of heavy, waterproof materials. Advisory: This boat is extremely powerful. Easily planes at half throttle. Has pulled two skiiers with ease.

Purchased in November 2021 from private owner who had not used the boat for two years. It has been stored under cover since restoration, which was completed in recent years by Wykes Boatworks, Harlem, ON. Boat weighs roughly 2,000 lbs (dry). 18 ft long, 6.5 ft beam, 4” wide gunwales, 22” from top of gunwale to waterline, 28” gunwale to bottom of keel. 18” draft. Excellent condition, all wood sound. Varnish in excellent condition. She is a classic beauty, a head turner, with modern upgrades to make her a dependable runner. Several upgrades completed over the winter of 2021/2022 including: sanded off old name on the stern and put on new name - "Lady Di" - gold lettering decal, restained and varnished. 2 coats of enamel paint on bottom – maroon colour to match the upholstery, engine checked over, tuned, fresh oil and filter, new plugs and distributor cap, battery in good shape. The Volvo Penta 4 cylinder engine (circa 2003) is well known for reliability, durability and good fuel economy. Bilge cleaned. Front seat moved back by 4". Built storage area under the bow with removable mesh screen to hold stowed objects in place when underway. Replaced old cracked steering wheel with new 14” mahogany one with horn button, new horn. Replaced original floor lever gear shift and throttle control on steering wheel with new single lever side control (forward/reverse and throttle). Much easier now to operate and manoeuvre. New foam and maroon vinyl upholstery on all seats. Installed sliding tracks for bimini top (maroon colour to match upholstery) so it can be folded down, zipped into a vinyl cover and rests on stern when not in use. New detachable stainless steel 4 step swim ladder fits on port side aft. Removed upholstery on top of engine box and replaced with a hinged, varnished wood top that sits level and has storage underneath. Installed USB twin port on front dash. New stern pole. Installed new fire extinguisher. New paddle and boat hook mounted on starboard side. Note – the boat has: Hydraulic trim tabs with independent controls on the dash to help trim, balance and planing. Comes with custom-made vinyl cover (maroon colour to match upholstery) with tie down straps to the trailer so it transports without flapping or coming off. Automatic bilge pump. Trailer is a single axle Escort Capri with surge brakes, spare tire, custom made carpeted bunks to fit the boat correctly, vertical guide poles, 14” wheels and radial tires, custom made extended winch pole to crank the boat on to the trailer correctly, new LED tail lights and strip lights on the vertical guide poles (highly visible!). Weighs approximately 700 lbs. GVW 3,740 lbs. The boat comes with everything including anchor & rope, bailer and floating lifeline, manual hand pump, triangular Ontario bow flag and rear Canada flag. Will even include two new PFD’s – XL and M!

Completely refinished rebuilt engine & transmission. Everything new. Mooring cover included. Very nice boat.

1956 Century Coronado with optional hard top. The Flagship model of the Century lineup, the Coronado featured many elements of automotive design influence, V8 power, and unmatched performance. This example was restored by Northwest Classic Boats in the late 1990's. The restoration included a replaced no-soak bottom, upholstery, chrome, and she was repowered with a 427cid Chevrolet engine. The engine is very nicely detailed and a showpiece in itself. The boat has remained in good structural condition since restoration and the Interceptor engine runs well and pushes the boat comfortably. Regular maintenance paint and varnish will be needed in the near future, but she is ready to enjoy this season! Sold complete with a trailering cover, waterline cover, and custom Ryan trailer equipped with stone guards.

Excellent preserved condition pre-war Hacker. 3M 5200 bottom by Don Danenberg in 2009. Original Chrysler Marine ACE 6 cylinder flathead engine runs flawlessly. Bilge blower and automatic bilge pump. Stainless steel fuel tank. Full custom canvas cover to the waterline. Custom TrailMaster single axle trailer with new tires and spare. 2 boat owner is MOTIVATED to sell this one! Asking $24,000 or reasonable offer.

Most of the restoration work has already been done.. Upgrades included installing a 5200 no-soak bottom, rebuilding the engine, refastening the hull, new upholstery, replacing the wiring with period correct cloth wiring, and upgrading to a 12 volt system with electronic ignition. The boat has the original hardware, engine, and gauges. Also new gas tank, gripe, transom, new floor, and refinish of hull and transom. Vinyl flooring still need to be installed but comes with boat. Decks, interior finish and hardtop still need finished to make this a spectacular boat.

Beautiful Lyman Offshore. Rebuilt original 250hp 340 Chrysler with approximately 60 hours on it. New cushions. New soft top. New head and holding tank (never used). Chrome redone. Awlgrip paint on the hull and cabin sides. Lowrance GPS sounder. Lenco electric trim tabs. Boathouse kept since new. I have the full history of the boat. I'm the 3rd owner. 2nd owner never used the boat. Restorers own boat. Extensive restoration completed including the bottom and topside planking,all mechanicals, and all britework. Comes with tandem axle bunk trailer and or boathouse rental for the year. You won't find a better example of this boat anywhere.

Bottom is very solid. The wood, bright work, chrome, windshield, and paint are in excellent condition. Includes both correct flag poles. Mooring cover and lower sides included. The gauges and lights all work. Upholstery is in good condition. Boat is titled in Ohio. Last in water in 2018. Boat has been kept inside storage.

This 1962 Century Coronado 21' is a classy runabout that has had a head start on restoring it to it's former glory. This Coronado 21’ features a T-Top roof, bench seating and the original Ford Interceptor V-8 motor modified by the famed Holman Moody of Nascar Fame. The Mahogany hull has been totally refinished and features the signature spaceship swoop design on both sides. New bottom - 2018. Engine Original Ford Interceptor V8 - 300HP. Gas tank was cleaned, new cutlass bearing. Interior New interior vinyl side panels, dash, front deck and modified T-Top. The dash features the original Century starburst gauges with Tachometer, Voltmeter, Temperature, Oil, and Fuel. The dash also has a center-mounted rear facing mirror and controls and switch for the spotlight. Currently stored inside on dual axle Moody Trailer. There is a brand new bottom and there is a swim ladder mounted on the stern; great for re-entry after a swim or water sports. The aft bench seat has storage below it and will seat 3 passengers comfortably. There is also storage in front of the helm under the foredeck. To Be Done The original seats and engine hatch cover still need to be upholstered. There is some minimal engine work needed before installing it back in the boat to get it up and running.

The Building of the boat started in 2006 and was completed it in 2016. The construction is 1/2" mahogany fastened to white oak frames with silicon bronze screws. All wood members including the bottom are sealed with Smiths CPES and assembled with 3M 5200. Don Danenberg's method was used,. all wiring is new with a fuse panel installed. There is a small extinguisher up front and a 10 lb one mounted in the engine compartment with a remote cable. It has a bilge blower and bilge pump and all USCG required safety equipment. The shift lever is mounted on the steering column for easier operation. Both the deck and topside planking is book matched and no corners were cut. This was not a kit but a one off along the lines of the early Chris Crafts. The boat runs a dry bilge and the packing's are drip free. Despite the torpedo hull, maintenance is fairly easy. For example to winterize there are no plugs to pull in order to drain the engine block. There is a installed valving at the seacock to allow the engine to be run on the trailer by means of a hose set up drawing water from a large trash can with a plastic bag liner. when its time to winterize You simply move the hose from the water source to a bucket of 3 gallons of Environmentally safe antifreeze. When it starts coming out the exhaust blue - shut the engine off. Over $40,000 invested in materials alone for boat , not including labor.

Fully restored 16 Chris Runabout. Has a 5200 bottom, all new wood for the sides and decks. Chrome interior and more have all been redone. Pictures of restoration are included.

Hull# R-19-033 A high performance and low maintenance freshwater only craft in good overall condition. Full synthetic oil was changed after every 30 hours of use. New spark plugs and wiring harness were installed and the 12v electrical system was updated in 2015. INTERLUX Brightside polyurethane was applied to sides in 2015 and topside in 2017. Replacement of components and tune-ups were made promptly as required. Epoxy bottom and 2001 interior restoration in good condition. A custom designed matching red towing cover was completed in September 2015. Engine has burned only 91 octane premium fuel with zero additives or extenders and the boat has always been stored inside since purchase in 2002. Boat was professionally winterized in October of 2016 and has not been used since due to owner mobility issues. New battery, fresh tune-up and oil change, and a low elevation 13" x 15 degree brass prop included with sale. This boat is a really a super-fun experience and it gathers a high level of attention on and off the water.

This boat has gone through an extensive rebuild and now a "no soak" bottom. Pictures of the rebuild are available. The handsome engine box in the middle of her roomy 9 foot by 12 foot aft deck makes a picture perfect platform for hors d'oeuvres or a full-on picnic spread. This is a rare find and a beautiful example of the Chris-Craft brand of workmanship and attention to detail. [PRICE REDUCED - September 2022 - A classic Sea Skiff Sedan with a "no-soak" bottom and a very attractive price!]

1955 17’ Vintage Chris craft Sportsman. This survivor has been in freshwater all its life. All original wood - no rot anywhere. Bottom professionally fiberglassed and new bottom paint. Very good condition older upholstery. Boat was purchased from second owner who kept it garaged for 28 years. I replaced the 4 cylinder motor with a Chevy V-8 and a Borg -Warner velvet drive 1 to 1 ratio. New AFB carburetor. NOS exhaust manifolds and risers, water pumps and cooler. All new hoses, belts and wiring. New roller timing chain and roller rocker arms. 2 new fuel filters and new fuel lines from tank to carburetor. New oil pump. All new motor mounts. New shaft, flange and bronze propeller. New shaft and rudder packing. All new teak and holly flooring. New battery, cables and battery box. Bilge pumps front and rear. 1996 custom Elite trailer repainted with Rustoleum paint. New tires, wheel bearings and seals. Boat cover.

The "Thoroughbred Breed" of boats, a 1949 19-foot Century Resorter, Hull # M33, with a convertible top sporting new canvas and ¼” fiberglass bottom up to the waterline (professionally done). Newly upholstered seats and low time (228 hours) on the engine meter. Included is a 2-axle trailer custom-fitted to the hull, as well as Gray Marine maintenance manuals, extra prop, life preservers, lines, anchor, new misc. parts, bilge pump. Restored in 2016, stored indoors since 1976, never outdoors. Powered by a 6-cylinder Gray Marine engine with dual carburetors. All new ignition system, new wiring. Engine test run checked to meet specifications of Gray Marine maintenance handbook form 665-661. Reason for selling: cannot use because of my age.

Purchased last year in rough shape, restored exterior, the interior flooring and upholstery. Most all the chrome redone. Brand new custom 2021 trailer! Runs well!

One of only 92 Chris Craft Silver Arrows built between 1958 and 1959. This model featured a traditional wood hull, sheathed in fiberglass, which allowed Chris Craft to accentuate its modern styling elements. Fins, bucket seats, and a unique molded engine cover all contribute to the completeness of design. This example has been under single ownership for over 40 years. She was found as a very nicely preserved original boat and subsequently refinished professionally. All chrome and fittings original, original engine, upholstery redone - although the color has been changed. Bottom and all structural elements are in excellent condition. Full cover and nice Load Rite trailer. This Silver Arrow is in very nice condition and ready to show and use.

History: The boat has resided its entire life on Lake Winnipesaukee, NH. Ordered in 1969 and delivered in 1970 to Winter Harbor. NH. The boat was designed for saltwater with greater bow flair and flared transom to navigate well in rough water. Only 54 of these boats were produced. The boat is extremely stable in rough water and tracks beautifully with skeg keel. This boat has been freshwater only residing on Lake WInnepausaukee NH since new.

Our family has enjoyed this handsome boat, the Heron, for nearly 40 years. We replaced the original engine in the 1990s and we’ve refinished it several times. In 2019, after a leak sprung in the bottom, the boat underwent a complete hull rebuild. We also replaced some side planks in summer 2020. The boat currently needs some refinishing, and it could use some other minor improvements, but it’s in very good condition.

Complete Ron Waterson restoration in 2018. Original engine rebuild in 2018. Show winner in Alexandria Bay ACBS show.

Beautiful 1947 Chris Craft 17’ Deluxe double cockpit…..”Loon Magic”….beautiful varnish finish and upgrades. New Upholstery, 12v upgrade, full waterline to waterline cover….Serviced and maintained by Hagadone Marine Wood Boat works in Couer d’Alene Idaho. Beautiful Restoration done by Antique Boat Connection in Cincinnati in 2018. Original bottom was surveyed by ABC and determined to be sound and tight. Varnish is a perfect 10! This is a turn key boat. Nice custom built bunk trailer. Boat was towed in 2019 from Cincinnati to Washington on this trailer with no issues. Tires and bearings were new at that point and have very little use since. Just Drive the boat right on, fits perfect. Make Offers

"Kukri" was my father's daily commuter since 1956 and I took her over after his death. We owned a marina on Georgian Bay so she was always kept in top shape. I had her rebuilt in 2008 and work included a new transom, some planking, new floor, interior, seats, top, 2 tonneau covers and the engine and transmission were completely overhauled. Since then I have kept her in an as new condition. She is lying in Parry Sound, Ontario.

This Chris Craft Deluxe Runabout is a very original boat with a replaced bottom. The boat had a complete refinish, all hardware was replated and new interior installed. A new gas tank and wiring were installed. The original instruments were restored. All work completed by a well known restorer. The Chris Craft Deluxe Runabout was built from 1934-through to 1936 and only 206 of these were built during that time.

An April 1955 CL22-032 Lake George legend, known as "Skunk" and pictured in Wm. P. Gates' "Lake George Boats and Steamboats" 1st Ed. Owned by an Albany attorney and berthed at Halls Boatworks for 60+ years. Much original trim, including black Tolex gator print upholstery, original convertible top w/new canvas. New fitted cushions. Updated mechanicals, 2 new fire extinguishers (1 auto in engine box), original bottom, scraped bare, recaulked, painted, 2019; one cracked plank replaced 2021. Full topside refinish 2020 with only 12 bungs needing replacement. Turn-key launch-ready with recent fenders, new anchor and lines, PFDs, new canvas stern cover. Shown annually at ACBS ADK show. Stored indoors near Glens Falls airport, 6 miles south of LG Kattskill Bay.

Began her days in 1947 on Fourth Lake at Inlet north of Utica N.Y. All original documentation of sale and maintenance, plus C.C. build drawings go with the boat. We purchased in September 1988 and spent many years touring the Finger Lakes in New York State, the Adirondacks, and the Thousand Islands. We completed a total restoration two years ago. The Chrysler Ace M-26 was done by “Engine Assembly”, all new. Moeller Marine 19’ Gallon Fuel Tank, all new Marine wiring, 6-volt electrical fussed system, Eaton Aeroquip/stainless hoses with high pressure fittings. It has a bimini top and mooring cover. Details on request. All new wood no soak bottom plus Custom EZ loader trailer with brakes and spare tire Just launch in water and go boating!

This boat was restored in 2014 from stem to stern. New paint, interior, floor, new rebuilt engine, new interior. This is a rare 1970 model that features the v-drive inboard configuration. One of only 55 built in 1970.

3 engines were removed from a PT109 boat 60 years ago...been in dry storage since then...I have 2 of these motors, selling 1 (complete)

"Princess Diana" has been through a through redo. New bottom, Hull refinished, Chrome restored, Boat rewired, Engine gone over and Re-upholstered. She is a two owner boat and has been on Chautauqua Lake (NY) her whole life. Many extras and a good trailer. Boat located in Jamestown, NY

Ventnor began building boats in 1902 in Ventnor, NJ. Best known for its racing designs and art-deco inspired models, the company also converted production over to warships during WWII. Following this, Ventnor built a variety of unique Runabouts and Utilities for the pleasure boat market. This 1947 18' Deluxe Utility features Ventnor's unique custom hardware and styling cues. She has been comprehensively restored and the engine has also been rebuilt & converted to a 12V system. Show-ready and ready to enjoy, this Ventnor Deluxe Utility is sold complete with a custom cover and trailer. A complete summary of restoration work is available.

Chris Craft built a total of 221 Continentals in the 20' length. The raked windshield, transom, and blond & mahogany color scheme epitomizes the 1950's Chris Craft styling. Topsides were varnished in 2021, fresh hull paint in 2021, new vinyl on interior ceiling boards and engine box, new bimini top and full canvas cover. The chrome in in good condition and the 283cid Chris Craft V8 engine had its heads milled and is in good running condition, total hours unknown. The previous owner had the bottom replaced with a no-soak, West system bottom. Trailer included, but has been used for local transport only.

Original owner Super Sport and picked up new at the Cadillac production plant. Freshwater use only and always kept indoors in the off season. Only 61 original hours and she is in very nice preserved condition. She is sold complete with a matching 1967 Tee Nee tandem axle trailer.

Very rare, 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. Recent upgrades include (1) engine rewired, (2) replaced head gasket, (3) dual 6-volt batteries w/ switch, (4) bottom strip, caulk and paint by a professional, and (5) rebuilt water pump with brass plumbing. Runs great and floats tight. [PRICE REDUCED in August 2022! In-water and running! Ready for an offer!]

1947 Chris-Craft Deluxe Runabout (17 Foot). She is in the water and ready to go. This boat is in excellent condition. It is registered and used daily in the summer months. It has a 5200 bottom so it does not need to swell up to be leak free. Engine was completely rebuilt in 2014, Very low hours after rebuild. Gauges and Upholstery are in excellent condition. It runs excellent and needs nothing. Comes with a 2014 custom built Sierra trailer and a custom made canvas cover. Great boat for the price.

Extensive, recent repairs professionally complete by David Wenn. Nothing was overlooked from framework, mechanics and cosmetic paint and varnish. Numbers matching 4 cylinder motor and haul. Carb freshly rebuilt. Revarnished in 2019. New deck boards and new transom. Repainted inside and out. Comes with custom cover and trailer

1939 Chris Craft 17 Deluxe Utility/Sportsman with tandem trailer for sale. In 2014 when I bought it ,the boat needed a new bottom and a cleanup and re-varnish. Hull is all original pre-war Philipine mahogany. Not one mahogany board above the waterline needed replacement. I believe all hardware is original. The previous owner owned had stored it indoors during his many decades ownership. All frames,keel,stem ,transom,deck and topsides original.The Original 6 Cylinder K engine needed a carb job,an ignition points cleanup,a fuel pump rebuild,a new alternator. Compression tested good. After above repairs motor fired right up. BOAT LOCATED IN CANADA 1 HOUR FROM DETROIT MICH. Work done -Hardware stripped and cleaned -Original 6 Cylinder K Motor pulled, repaired ,cleaned and painted. -Boat flipped (see my YOUTUBE video “FLIPPING Our 1939 Chris Craft Utility “ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRpYuOEYEOo ) - Existing plywood bottom stripped and new 'No Soak' West Epoxy Bottom installed and painted. First layer of 3/16 th inch marine plywood nailed and glued to frames with 3M 5200. Second and third layer 3/16th inch marine plywood attached with West Epoxy with West 403 Adhesive filler. Finished with 2 coats of clear West Epoxy and 2 coats of Epifanes forest green polyurethane paint. -Boat flipped upright,all varnish stripped. -Rout and clean deck seams and fill with white sikaflex caulking. -Chris craft mahogany stain and sealer followed by 6 coats of Epifanes Clear varnish. -Interior bilge painted burgundy alkyd paint. -Interior floor decking painted light green. (Interior floor decking sheathed in a rubber like vinyl material with pebble finish..looks like original factory glued on) -Complete rewiring. -Re-bed stuffing box,rudder housing,skeg,all thru-hulls. -Re-pack rudder gland and stuffing box. -New motor mount bolts -Re-install engine. -Re-fasten all mahogany ceiling,hardware,seats, -Cutwater machined and bedded and refastened. -New windshield glass -New vinyl upholstery. -Trailer rewire/new lights/paint. Repack hubs/replace as needed. PERFORMANCE Starts good,sounds good,power good. speed excellent, tranny good, steering good, gauges all work except the tachometer . SEE 3 YOUTUBE VIDEOS VIDEO SHOWING BOAT IN WATER UNDER POWER see YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyKq63y9cfk&t=111s VIDEO PHOTO SLIDESHOW SEE YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58RsA3TxwkM&t=12s VIDEO SHOWING THE FLIPPING OF THE BOAT TO REPLACE BOTTOM. SEE YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRpYuOEYEOo

This 18’ Chris-Craft Deluxe Utility is registered as a 1942 model year and is in excellent condition and complete with trailer. This boat went through a restoration in 2010 that included a new no-soak 5200 bottom, the decking and upholstery were replaced, and the interior planking stripped and finished. This boat is powered by the original “K” engine (95 HP) and transmission. The engine was completely rebuilt in 2020 by Bo’s Engine Shop in Greensboro, NC, and installed in 2021 by Gary Lowell of Lowell Boats in Greensboro. The electrical system was changed to 12v. She includes a wood-framed ventilating windshield that push open or closed for breezes. A snap on canvas top for shade was added during 2010 restoration. In 2020, the boat went through a limited restoration update by professional restorers, Lowell Boats, in Greensboro, NC. Work included wood stripping, new caulking, re-staining, and finishing coats of varnish on the decks. She is currently winter stored at Lowell Boats in Greensboro, NC. This boat has a removeable sedan top included in purchase

We love this boat; nothing better looking out there! Also love the open layout of the boat when out with another couple. Easy to move around rather than stuck in a seat for the entire ride. Boat has new water pump and completely gone over engine. All wood was completely redone. Just received 3 coats of varnish. All planks and seams have been checked and gone over. Seller has gone a different direction in their boating needs and a change of location has necessitated the sales of this turn key boat. Boat needs nothing! It is ready to go! Trailer has new tires, rims, rollers, and bunk covers.

1983 105mph STV- Summerford tunnel hull all composite 450 lb solid, no soft spots in stringers/transom, gel coat like new, 225 Merc built by Paul Gautreaux; shaved head, Brucato ACU 15 inch lower unit, 30p cleaver prop, single center line pilot seat with optional passenger seat behind, told it had one many Championships, Optima battery, 18 gal alum tank, road ready custom dual axel trailer with boat and trailer titles in hand, ran 126mph with 280 Merc, 105 with present 225 modded Merc, originally raced by Krzyzanowski Karl in the 80’s sponsored by Hooters, hydraulic steering, hydraulic tilt and trim, gear box with cockpit gearshift, safety ignition and fuel pump driver lanyard, electric start, just tuned with new starter by Dane Michaels, 0-105 mph with no chine walk, straight as arrow, cruises80mph, low deck model, cruises at 8omph, 50;1 oil/fuel ratio, always ran non-ethanol, turn key ready to run lake/river racer, go fast cheap and outrun about everyone easily,bought for my 73rd birthday, too fast for me. Buford/Decatur-Emory, GA.-wife named it barcode cause it’s all white with black motor-new transom, stringers, gel coat

An outstanding example of a well cared-for classic; the Coronado is a very practical and enjoyable boat to own. Special attention to preserve originality throughout. Original white vinyl flooring, dash & instruments. Original desirable Chrysler 413 with freshly rebuilt Velvet Drive transmission. New interior by retired Century staff in 1984. Full hull restoration in 2010 with all structural repairs and 5200 bottom - including new planking and hard racing copper bronze paint. Column throttle modified prior to 1983, but very practical. Full Sunbrella "waterline" canvas storage cover. Original accessory transom ladder and spotlight. Boat never stored in water - always under-cover and on a lift. Trailer older but fully serviceable. Hull #M61-161. Same owner since 1983 and very well care-for.

One of only five early boats of this model built with the wooden windshield, "Patricia Ann"'s profile resembles Prowlers of the era. The 24-foot Sportsman model, Chris-Craft's answer to the Great Depression's drag on pleasure boating, was a practical, all-purpose, inexpensive utility boat that would appeal to all types of boaters at a price below the fancy runabouts of the day. Formerly owned by a fishing guide, this 1939 model features a powerful Mercruiser 240 HP engine, bottom paint and varnish in top condition, and the wood-framed windshield and folding top for protection over the two sets of seats up front. Plus, side curtains and a full backdrop will create a comfortable, enclosed cabin for cruising in inclement weather. She's been used every season for decades in the Thousand Islands of New York State and is now ready for new adventures. [PRICE REDUCED - September 2022 - All reasonable offers will be considered!]

Immaculate 1955 Constellation with a 5200 "no-soak" bottom and the desirable Chris-Craft MBL engine. This boat has been meticulously restored, from the correct gauges to the alligator upholstery trim to the interior covering boards. The sides and decks gleam on this beautiful, classic Connie. Comes on top of a very good condition, tandem-axle aluminum trailer with four new tires. Delivery is available in the Southeast or can be arranged to any point in North America. Priced to sell. Just add water! [PRICE REDUCED - September 2022 - A "no-soak" Continental with a very attractive price!]

This barn find was brought back to life and beauty through a careful restoration, Sides, transom and decks were completely stripped, restained and finished with 12 coats of varnish. The bottom was removed and replaced using West System epoxy and is now a "no-soak" bottom. The engine was rebuilt. She sits on a solid trailer. Priced to sell at almost half the price of other boats of this model. [PRICE REDUCED - September 2022 - A classic Gar Wood with a very attractive price!]

Began her days on the Oneida Lake near Syracuse, NY. In later years she spent most of her time on the St. Lawrence River in Alexandria Bay. Her original owner summered on Ina Island, one of the 1000 Islands. He passed away several years ago, and we purchased "Poppy" from his son , and enjoyed her from #9 Island, also in Alexandria Bay. We are getting ready to retire, and unfortunately our children are not interested in a wooden boat. There loss, since there's nothing like the smooth ride of one!!! She is in excellent condition overall with a rebuilt engine Model K engine. Just add water!

33’ CARVER Mariner 1978 - Original Owners. Freshwater vessel. Stored indoors and heated winters. Recent improvements include addition of new electronic ignition to the twin Crusader 270hp engines. Air conditioner with reverse heat. Kohler 7.5kw generator. The Carver 33' Mariner provides a significant interior space. It has ample room in the main salon and dinette area for a large family with their guest and is able to sleep five owners and guests. This spacious vessel has a full galley just off of the salon. The forward state room easily accommodates two adults with its own private entrance to the head and enclosed shower on board. Access to the fully enclosed fly bridge is available through either the main cabin or from the aft cockpit. The fly bridge includes expansive seating that can be converted to a full-size sun mattress.

Shepherd boats are well-known for their strong construction and dry ride in rough conditions. This 22 footer has been under single ownership for 30 years and went through a comprehensive restoration by Butson Boats in the 1990's, which included a bottom replacement, full refinish, and a custom interior. She has been in indoor storage for the last few years and her varnish, chrome, upholstery, etc are still in very nice condition. Equipped with the quintessential Shepherd dual spotlights on the curved windshield. Well-powered with a Chrysler Crown, dual-carburetor M47S engine with a 12V system. A nice older restoration that has been well-kept!

Once used by USCG and US Fish and Wildlife, Sea Ox Boats are known to heavy and well built! Second owner vessel with very low overall hours and a new 4.3 Vortec engine installed with closed cooling system in 2000, w/376 hours. Owned and maintained by accomplished Boat/Porsche mechanic. Trim tabs, cabin heater, live wells, full eeisen glass cockpit helm, rebuilt Alpha One outdrive. Very light on fuel consumption. 24 knots at 2800 rpm's on plane cruising. All winters indoor storage. Newer tires and brakes on trailer.

Lyman Boat Works constructed only five of the 24-foot sedan model in 1940; "Sea ‘N Isle" is the only survivor. She is also unique in that she has never been painted. "Sea ‘N Isle" has been on the St. Lawrence for over 80 years and has functioned as both a mailboat and fishing guideboat during her life. Purchased by the current owner in 1990, "Sea ‘N Isle" then underwent a 2-year restoration project including rebuilding both engines and transmissions. Over the years, she participated in several Antique Boat Museum-sponsored excursions, including one to Quebec City. She was also a poster-boat for the 2015 Clayton Antique Boat Show and won the Best Lyman in Show award at the 2010 show. She is a rare boat in overall very good condition but needs cosmetic work on her bottom and touch-up to her varnish. [PRICE REDUCED March 2022!]

"M'Lora" is a 1949 Grew Admiral built in Penetanguishene, Ontario, the second largest of the fleet of Grew boats built for recreation and cruising. Grew boats were well-built for rough water conditions and were Canada's answer to Lyman boats. She is true Utility in that you can walk around the engine box freely. The boat is very roomy and spacious and was built for heavy water in Georgian Bay and surrounding areas. She was purchased by her current owners in 1982 and restored over a period of 3 years for her first launching in 1986. She has taken many ACBS awards over the years and has been regularly maintained and used each year. She is complete with much documentation and has been well maintained. Her finished are in good condition currently and just in need of bottom paint at this time.

I am looking to sell my 2009 custom-built Glen-L design, open cockpit, mid-engine runabout in pristine condition. The boat was built by my grandfather. It is one of a kind. Never stored outdoors or uncovered. It is a Hard chine “V” hull, marine-grade mahogany plywood/epoxy on frame construction. All Stainless steel and brass hardware only. Length: ??18’-2” Beam: ???7’-1” 1800 lbs (approx.) The boat is powered by a 1965-68, single Ford 210, 289 ci, 8 cyl, gas inboard, raw water cooled, ???through a “Velvet Drive” model ASI-70C, 1:1 ratio transmission 2013 vessel valuation (by certified Marine Surveyor): $25,000 I have the full marine survey, certification and estimated value available for review by interested buyers. As stated above, this boat is one of a kind and a piece of art, so an accurate value is virtually impossible. I am asking 20, 000 CAD for the boat, it is located in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The boat also comes with a matching single 3500lb axle trailer and cover. No reasonable offer refused Please reply to this ad, call or text

Very nice fully restored 21' Capri. The boat has gone through a bottom up restoration. a new 5200 bottom was installed, sides were refastened with some boards replaced, new decks were also installed at that time. The interior was replaced, the gauges and chrome redone. The engine was rebuild with low hours since rebuild. Seller has picture trail of the wood restoration and receipts for the chrome, gauges, engine and more. Comes with a nice tandem axle trailer and cover.

This 25ft Grady is in fine condition. She received a new transom and new fuel tanks. The 200hp Mercury outboards run great and have received many hours of maintenance and service. A perfect fishing boat by a reputable builder, this classic Grady will serve its next owner well.

Complete rebuild. Over 450 hours of labor new transom stem keel planking windshield decks and gunnels complete strip and refinish to show condition

This model is also known in the Chris-Craft record books as a “Special Runabout.” The boat was bought in northern Michigan in the summer of 2016 and was in need of restoration. A complete restoration was conducted over the next three years from 2017-2019. This Rocket is wearing its atomic blue hull paint replicated from the original color. Due to the wood shortages following WWII, as well as the increase in demand of power boats in order for Chris Craft to fill orders, some boats were made from white cedar not mahogany. This model being the only Chris Craft boat made completely out of white cedar, varnishing does not have a similar appearance to mahogany. Leaving a few examples of this model to be painted in the only paint available in the Chris Craft Factory, “atomic blue,” or Chris Craft engine paint. Estimated to be one of 40 hulls originally painted in this color “atomic blue.” This Chris Craft is currently in heated winter storage and available for viewing and testing (weather permitting). Restoration details include: ~New Keel, Port Stringer, Frames 2017-2018 ~Refastened Chines ~Refastened Hull Sides ~New “No Soak” 5200 Bottom ~New Rayco Fuel Tank ~Painted Hull and Deck in Period Correct Chris Craft Blue ~Chrome Replated ~Stainless Trim Polished ~New Upholstery ~New Windshield Glass ~Complete Rewire Rebuilt 1947 Chrysler Ace Marine Engine 92hp 2020 -Estimated 25 hrs. on rebuild -Bored .030 over -New Pistons -Rebuilt Transmission -Rebuilt Carburetor -Rebuilt Fuel Pump -New points, plugs, condenser and coil -New Battery Multiple Les Cheneaux Islands Boat Show Award Winner/ Ready to Show More information available upon request. Located in Dayton Ohio

Complete correct restoration completed in 2018. New “5200” (actually Sikaflex) bottom. B engine entirely rebuilt. Hundreds of photos of restoration, complete documentation included. Custom cover to waterline. New trailer. Drawings, complete documentation of restoration, including hard-back book with photos. Has won several awards.

7 Liter Watson-Lewis Grand Prix Hydroplane, originally named and campaigned as "Miss Purolator", sponsored by Purolator Corp. 470cid full race engine built by Dave Nagel of Alexandria Bay, NY - 0 hours run time, roller cam, LS6 rods, 12:1 compression ratio. Custom built tilt trailer with integrated fuel tank.

This is a beautiful classic boat in very good condition. All mechanical maintenance has been performed by myself with some assistance from the senior technician at our marina. All of the cosmetic work has been performed by myself.The entire bottom of the boat has been scraped down to bare wood. The old calk has been totally removed and replaced.The bottom has received 3 coats of hand painted marine paint. In 2010 the starboard engine was professionally rebuilt. In 2020 both carburetors were professionally rebuilt. This boat has only been used in fresh water and always stored inside.After launch she will be docked at Erie-Macedon Landing Marina, 6 miles east of Fairport on the Erie Canal. The boat has seen very little usage; most in a few short trips to Fairport. She is a very comfortable boat for entertaining 4 to 6 persons on a sunny day, or 4 persons for an overnight cruise.She has the original “ice box” that really works well, and a private, electric pump-out head.There is plenty of storage space for all kinds of “stuff”. The galley has a stainless sink with a 20 gal fresh water tank with electric pump. This Chris-Craft is a beautiful boat for 2 persons or a small family. She deserves a loving and caring new home!

An attractive bullnose Chris-Craft cruiser; this Constellation model is in good condition and has been well kept. She has been in dry storage for the last 4 years, but considered to be ready to launch with regular seasonal commissioning. Seams below the waterline are in good condition. Powered with the original twin Chris Craft M, 130hp engines that were rebuilt in 2015. Refrigerator also rebuilt.

The classic Chris-Craft wood boat design exudes style on the water and is sure to turn heads on your next trip. This classic 1959 Chris-Craft 17 model has been garage kept for the past 20 years! The original gauges have been added to the dash but the original Chris-Craft gauges are included and can been viewed in the photos. The interior needs a little TLC, but all cushions are in great condition. According to the seller: The original engine was a Chris-Craft 283 CI engine. He was told that the previous owner replaced the block with a 305 CID. Trailer is also included.

This is the real deal - an original John Hacker design, 151 class Pelican racer from the mid-1920's. This is an early step hull hydroplane design that was built for the 151-class, popular throughout the 1920's and 1930's. She has gone through quite a bit of restoration work years ago and is ready for a new owner to complete her. All bottom planks were removed, cleaned, and reinstalled/riveted as original. Rudder, steering hardware, etc all present. Originally campaigned as B-91 and bearing the name "Spitfire V", this is a rare example to find in such preserved condition. The Peerless-151 engine has received new babbited bearings, pistons, etc and is complete minus a water pump and distributor. This is a very worth project for the enthusiast interested in the Golden Era of raceboat competition.

Originally built in Plattsburgh, NY. Completely restored by Cutts & Case of Oxford, MD around 2006, then sat in storage until donated to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. Current owner purchased in 2011. Stored in climate-controlled storage in the winter and kept in boathouse during the summer when in use. New Universal diesel LT engine installed in 2006 has less than 100 hours of use. Brightwork is in very good condition. Comes with a custom-fitted 2010 trailer. [PRICE REDUCED to $27,500 - August 2022 - owner will welcome any reasonable offer!]

One of Chris Craft's most popular and versatile models, the U-22 Sportsman is a great size and regarded as the perfect "second boat" for a growing collection. Roomy and easy to captain, the Sportsman model is a good boat for entertaining, day cruising, and a manageable size for towing. This example is in very nice user condition and was used during the 2020 season. She has a traditional bottom that is in good condition. Service work, tuneup, and various upgrades completed earlier in the season with invoices available. This is a nice affordable classic that is sold complete with a tandem axle bunk trailer!

Multiple award winner this 1905 New York Boat Works Launch is one of the last known torpedo stern launches in this premium condition known to exist today. The boat has always been kept in a climate controlled storage on a custom built trailer. Powered by a fully restored Red Wing 2 Cyl engine 8 HP engine. The boat is 90% original except fir the upholstery which is a marine grade vinyl rather than the original 1905 leather. A full pictorial and written account of the restoration and history of the boat by request.

Only three owners. Only 146 produced. All original S1008, 22-Sleeper model, boards. Boat is listed in Ohio Historic Society. A rare find! New cushions, Ray Ware fish finder, compass, vhf marine radio, Perko dual battery selector switch, blower, etc.

This locally built boat has resided in its home, the Thousand Islands, on Steamboat Island for most of its life. This model was extremely popular in the area and was used for guiding, daily commuting, and cruising. This boat is in good condition and runs very well. The upgraded engine at 220 hp provides exceptional power for the boat, making this sport extremely fast, reliable and fun. It has been in the water and used every year including most recently October 2020.

Up for sale is our 1957 Shepherd Model 95 outboard. I began this restoration about 2011 and completed in 2017. Complete bottom and transom and dash replacement by Ken Wykes in Ontario, Canada. He is "The Shepherd expert". All hull sides and decks disassembled and restored. Some frames in decks replaced in stern deck. The seats completely disassembled, rebuilt/restored. 98% of hull sides and decks are original wood. Chrome work is great. Decks and hull sides have 12 coats of Epiphanes varnish. Copper Bronze bottom paint. The 1957 35hp Johnson Javelin completed restored. This is a beautiful boat with only about 20hrs of run time since restoration completed. The boat sits on a 1993 Shorelander trailer. Boat and trailer have clean "Transferrable" registrations and are ready to go.

Excellent condition, show-quality Continental, the 104th of 221 built by Chris-Craft in 1955 through 1957. The MBL engine runs smoothly. Stainless steel gas tank. She comes with two canvas covers, one for mooring and a full cover for storage. She sits atop a solid, custom aluminum, road-ready trailer. [PRICE REDUCED March 2022!]

This boat is a 1957 Stephens Flying Bridge Motor Yacht that, at 47’ in length, will very comfortably accommodate 3-4 seafaring friends (or family) in style with separate staterooms fore and midship, each with their own head (one with a nice sized shower). Twin Isuzu Turbocharged Diesel engines provide generous yet economical power for long range cruising, or just puttering around the Florida Keys, courtesy of 2 new aluminum 200 gallon fuel tanks. Two new 100 gallon composite water tanks also feed the new 20 gallon stainless steel hot water tank which is heated by both 110v power or by the engine while underway. The original huge antique spotlight can be seen in the photos on the front of the boat and additional lighting has been added to the aft deck. A 100,000 lumen light bar is mounted in the center of the front 4 foot high custom handrail that extends completely around the deck with very heavy duty mesh netting covering all the panels including the 4 gates which allow for easy entrance and exit from the deck while keeping everybody onboard. Two outrigger poles help land the big ones for dinner. A large assortment of electronics include Sat Nav, long range radar, depth sounder with alerts, auto pilot navigation, hard wired and portable land and sea communications, and more. Shipboard power is supplied by a 3 cylinder Isuzu diesel generator that was running well when last used. However; it has been awhile, it may need new fuel filters and a little coaxing to start up. The anchor system is functional but will need a loose wire traced down to be useable. The flooring still needs to be put down in the salon and aft stateroom. As with any vessel of it’s age it would benefit greatly from some additional woodwork and cosmetics. A recent (2 1/2 months ago) survey by a Lloyd’s of London affiliate found the boat to be in good shape and a copy of that survey is available by request.

This is a twin engine Pembroke lapstrake cruiser. Twin 327 Chevrolet engines, one has been rebuilt with low hours.

Boat directly from Simon Fletcher in May, 1992. Believed to be one of 2 made in total. Other may have been owned by manager of Jerry Seinfeld. Just completely refinished. Engine maintained by Anthony Cavallo. Comes with Calkin trailer.

Dynasty is a 225cid N-Class inboard hydrplane, powered by an aluminum block Buick 215cid, 300hp engine. She is a classic Lauterbach design that was built by Alan Blide in the 1960's. She was found in dry storage after 34 years and her refit was completed in 1999. Dynasty is a turn-key example that is ready to enjoy on the vintage hydroplane circuit. Previously clocked at 112mph on radar. A reliable and well-built example; she needs nothing at this time and is complete with a custom trailer to go anywhere! A large amount of documentation comes with the boat. Last run in Wolfboro in 2012, she has been campaigned on the vintage circuit since 2000 and is being offered for sale for the first time.

A fresh redesign for 1965; the revised Coronado featured a wider hull design that was spacious and stylish. With a sleek black Landau top, this feature offered passengers the option of an open-air or partially enclosed boating experience. This example has been nicely restored and features a replaced bottom, replaced factory interior, and a repower with a modern 260hp Mercruiser V8 which pushes the boat along nicely. She is in excellent condition and ready to enjoy this season! Price reduction to $30,000 on 9/2/2020!

This 1959 Coronado was special-ordered by her previous owner and features an unusual and attractive turquoise interior. Powered by her original 390cid Cadillac engine rated at 325hp. This boat is entirely original and has never been restored. She is exceptionally clean and would take very little to get her water-ready. Only one original seat-bottom cushion is present, but these bottom seat skins + Kapok stuffing are readily available through A&A marine at a cost of roughly $1,200. A nicely fitted tandem axle trailer is included and has new tires all around. Priced well and a true collector's piece!

Very rare original Indian Lakes runabout. Sides and decks are original wood in good condition. All hardware and gauges are original to the boat. The boat was in the water a couple season's ago but does really need a new bottom. This is a rare opportunity to own one of these unique boats.

This boat was sold to me on a bill of sale as a 1941 USCG boat. I can't find a data plate, and can't find a production record for this boat; but, it does match the size and lines of a 1934 Family Cruiser. The boat has been stored inside for 70-ish years. The previous owner removed the engine, sent it out to be started (which it did), and it is still on the pallet. There is no interior, which would be consitent with a USCG utility boat, so this might have been built with leftover 1934 Family Cruiser parts for the USCG. That's my guess. The previous owner started to build-out an interior, but didn't get very far and, frankly, it should be removed to install something correct for the period. The hull is totally solid. It's on a trailer which can be sold for $2500, or you can borrow it to move the boat and return it. This is a museum piece, as there can't be many more like it. Act now, this boat should be in the $45000-65000 range in show condition based on comparables.

This fabulous Consolidated Speedway was purchased by me in 2005 and has resided on Lake George since that time. The boat remains in inside storage all of the time when not in direct use and is in excellent condition. The Four Cylinder Gray Marine engine took the place of the original engine in the late 1950's and runs very well. During my ownership, the boat has received a new gas tank, new cushions, new bilge pump and continuous paint and varnish to keep the boat looking great. The boat is now ready for a new Captain and while we do not have a trailer for her, transportation to it's new home can be arranged.

I am the 2nd owner of this boat and it has been garage kept all of the time. The boat is in good shape, runs well and has up to date tune-up. The motor with electric shift has been re-done including a new water pump, carburetor and all new wiring.The boat does not need anything whatsoever. Everything is original to the boat including the original curtains which are still in the bag.

Only 386 prewar Chris Craft Deluxe Utilities were built between 1940 and 1942, approximately half of which were Sedan models. This model was later redesigned and became the U-22 Sportsman, post-war, and was one of Chris Craft most popular models. This example has been very nicely restored and features the optional, factory 2/3 seat ahead of the engine box. Chrome, upholstery, gauges, flooring, and varnish are all in excellent condition. Recent varnish on decks. Chris Craft Model-M engine. Traditional bottom is in very good condition. This Deluxe Utility was originally restored approximately 20 years ago and has seen very little use since.

Its number 24/25 built and may be the last one still floating. The boat has been meticulously taken care of the past 25 years. Currently being maintained till it sells.