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18 Feet 1967 Century Sabre Gull Wing

I bought this 1967 Century Sabre Gull Wing in 2008. I knew it was a rare boat and not many were made and there we only a few left. I was mesmerized by how beautiful the boat was but did not have any real understanding of the things wood boats need as far as maintenance. It is a great boat and won several awards at the Lake Tahoe wooden boat show. But it was too much for me to manage. It was heavier than I expected and difficult to maneuver in and out of boat slips because of the airplane throttle. I had it on the lake three times. I was terrified I was going to scratch the wood. So as much as I like it the boat stressed me out. It ran great and everything worked. The bottom took on water and I considered the fiberglass bottom but was told it would impact the value and was on the fence, so it sat inside at my boat mechanic's shop for the next three years. in 2012 I moved from the SF Bay Area to Las Vegas for work. About 6 years ago, Leland, the mechanic, told me he was selling his business and the boat needed to be moved. I had him tow it to a friend’s property. My friend is now expanding her business and needs the room, so I have to find a home for the Gull. I moved to Kentucky last year and fractured my lower back, so I have to use a walker to get around, until I have back surgery in May. I am unable to drive because of medication I take, so towing the boat back to Kentucky is not practical or safe. The current condition: Clear Title – Never been in salt water. No visible dry rot and the stringers are in good condition, and may need some clips. All the hardware and parts are original, working, and still on the boat. The fixture for the rear view mirror is intact but it is missing the mirror glass. The gull wings open without issue. The gauges are all original and worked when it was stored. The wiring is in good condition.-it had a new Interceptor engine 250 hp when I purchased it and I put less than 7 hours on it. It ran beautifully last time I took it out on the lake. The bones are very good on this boat. The interior is in okay condition, no cracks, or tears but it needs good cleaning. There was no water in the engine and no standing water in the engine compartment. The boat was covered well and completely buttoned up until a few weeks ago. Structurally, the boat is in excellent condition. The bottom is original and has been scrapped. It needs new rope caulking, a few clips, and bottom paint, but if I was going to keep it, I would have a 5200 bottom . The sides need to be sanded and varnished. The fiberglass and vinyl are in reasonable shape but need good cleaning. It has an Interceptor engine 250 hp. 1987 Sonny double axel trailer, it needs new tires and cleaned up but otherwise, it is in good condition with light surface rust. I will pay to have the tires replaced and bearings lubed and greased so it is more than road worthy. I have reasonable prices to ship the boat as far as Chicago from transportation companies.” The quotes I got ranged from $1800.-$3500.

13.5 feet Feet 1937 Thompson Bro's Boat Mfg. Co., Peshtigo, WI

This original vintage 1937 Thompson Bro's wooden cedar strip row boat was fully restored by our late father Robert (Bob) Kraemer in May 1986. It is in excellent condition (hardwood oak seats) and ready for the water! The boat comes with a trailer and 1949-1952 (Serial #350385 so it is that year range based on our research) vintage Mercury KF5 Super5 5HP outboard motor. It also comes with fully restored wooden oars, carpet pad for the bottom, classic vintage anchor, and battery operated bow and stern lights. Our father Bob was an avid duck and goose hunter (as well as whitetail and mule deer, turkey, bear, elk hunter and fisherman) and who was a life-long conservationist with an eye and love of the outdoors, which he passed these traditions on to his 4 sons and grandchildren. He was a life-long supporter of Ducks Unlimited and was the editor and publisher of the DU Webfoot News for over 25 years. Our dad was born in 1937 and DU was also first established in 1937 so he purchased this 1937 Thompson Bro's wooden cedar-strip boat as a way to commemorate the year DU was established and year of his birth. He completely restored it by himself in May 1986 (see plate of restoration date with his name and month/year stamped in the rear hull of the boat). The boat has been kept in storage and is in excellent condition (just like it was in May 1986 when he restored it), and is ready for another collector to add this age-old beauty to their collection or continue to use for duck hunting, fishing, or just for enjoying the serenity of a local lake. This Thompson Bro's wooden cedar strip boat and vintage Mercury outboard have many more years to go!

19 Feet 1973 Chris Craft Lancer

I’ve been slowly restoring this classic Chris Craft boat but just don’t have the time needed to do it the right way. The boat runs and will be water ready once the outdrive is repaired (see below). Here's what I’ve done so far: Rebuilt the top end of the engine. 307 small block Chevy. Heads rebuilt by Hazel Automotive. New DUI marine distributor New marine starter Carburetor was rebuild (still could use some adjusting) New shifter solenoids New electric shift cable New freeze plugs ( the block was flushed with acid.) Manifolds were flushed with acid. All new hoses. New custom dash All new gauges. (Never finished hooking up the speedometer gauge) New fuse panel A lot of new wiring New 29 gallon gas tank. New mooring cover. New jump seats Painted the outdrive. OMC electric shift Added second battery with switch On the trailer: New tongue with Hydraulic Brake Actuator New brake line kit. (Not completed but I have all the parts) New wheels New hubs/drums Here is what it needs: The outdrive needs a new upper gear housing. I ran into a sandbar (at idle speed) while approaching a beach. It cracked along a spot that had previously been repaired (not by me). But upon inspection the weld looked to be done poorly. It will also need the tilt quadrant gear. As I lost it on the back after that happened. The ball gears will need to be replaced sooner rather than later. The floor will need to be replaced sooner rather than later. Windshield needs to be tightened down. The pass through window needs to be replaced. It just looks bad. I have a new piece of Acrylic for it. Could use a new steering cable. TLC Like I said I love this boat but I just don’t have the time to give her what she deserves. Let me know if you have questions. Thanks David

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