Showroom Boats - 48 found

'No Soak' Monowood hull. Boat in immaculate condition. Has been completely restored and refinished in original PennYan color. Motor shown in photos is negotiable.

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!]

Saved from the wood pile in 1989. Properly stored in barn until 2008. It has been professionally restored in 2012 by a retired boat builder, Kenneth Swick from Van Dam boat works in Michigan. It is approx. 85% original. Won 1st place in Finger Lakes Boat Show 2015, best preserved non-power category. Will be viewable at the 2023 Clayton, NY Boat Show.

This museum-quality Antique Guideboat was built in the 1880’s by William Martin, Saranac Lake, Franklin County, New York; a well known builder of these fine small watercraft. It is an excellent survivor in original condition. William Martin's boats were commonly referred to as ‘Eggshells’, due to his fine craftsmanship resulting in a 16’ boat weighing in at approximately 60 lbs which allowed a single Adirondack Guide to carry the boat over the many ‘carries’ connecting lakes and streams throughout the Adirondacks. It has been in the same family since the mid – 1960s always kept in an enclosed ‘dry’ Adirondack boathouse when not in use. It is reluctantly offered for sale and includes a set of 8’ oars and all the expected seating as well as a carrying yoke.

This is a sweet blue 16 foot Old Town canoe just waiting for a good home and someone to bring her back to her original glory. Interior is fair. Outer hull is sound but the original canvas is bubbling and/or peeling in a few spots. Delivered to Livingston Sport Center in New Jersey on May 13, 1955. Yankee model, bright green on order. This is another fine example of an Old Town Canoe that will make a fine project or simply as a display. Make Offer

This is a 1930 Old Town canoe. She is a multiple show winner that has been re-painted and re-varnished. Very nice condition. It was appraised by Old town for $9,000.

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.

Very nice '64 Resorter that has been fully restored to include cold-molded bottom, new decks and ceiling boards. Full engine rebuild, new interior and flooring, new wiring and more. The boat was recently varnished and is ready for the water.

Rare 1940 17' Barrel Back. Older restoration with replaced bottom with plywood inner liner. Blue faced gauges and chrome are clean. Interior is in good condition. Boat has not been in the water for at least a couple years now. With a little TLC this would be a very nice boat.

Here is a extremely rare Higgins Speedster that has been totally restored to perfection! The hardware on this beauty is spectacular....even has the original Higgins throttle foot pedal. All new upholstery, engine & transmission make this a must see!

A lovely and fine example of an early Old Town Canoe with the original numbers stamped in the hull and the original build order from Old Town. Accompanying the Old Town is a book on Old Town Canoes. These boats are fast becoming highly collectible because of their small production numbers and many times will end up adorning a boat house, great room or suspended from a ceiling as a conversation piece or artifact from a period gone by. Be the one to own this great boat and own a small piece of history.

Two-time Clayton Boat Show winner several years ago but still is fabulous. A minor wet sand and light fill coat with new paint would make her beautiful again. There are NO cracks in the canvas! Included is a full storage sleeve, storage cradle, all plaques and awards and a collection of a period picnic baskets and original bill of lading.

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!]

A rare model built for only one year, a total of only 64 Capris were built in 1959. This fun 18ft Capri has spent the last 8 years in Lake Placid where it was boat house kept year round. The boat has received work over the years as needed including some replaced bottom planks, some coats of varnish and regular engine maintenance. The upholstery and gauges are in excellent shape, and the boat soaks quickly and runs well. This was one of Chris Craft's first models to use 1/4" marine plywood inner bottom skin with solid mahogany outer planking. She was used every season the last 8 years, and could use some cosmetic love to bring her back to original glory. Last in the water and running April 2021. There is no trailer included with this boat but gantries are available on site to position the boat on to your trailer, or transport may be arranged.

This is the only Jackson skiff that we have ever had to sell. Jackson was an Ogdensburg, NY builder that built several skiffs of this length. It is unusual in it's decorative style, opposing color woods in the gunwale and decks and delightful ceiling boards the full length of the boat. Twin decorative oar locks with two sets of matched Shaw & Tenney oars. All hardware is brass and complete. Brass name plate indicates; Jackson Boat Works, builder, Ogdensburg, N.Y. This is a well built excellent two person skiff in great shape that was recently restored by the owner who is no longer boating due to age.

This is one of a very few of these lovely little utilities. Optional hardtop was factory installed (for $90) and all else is original. A very rare boat and a real "dockstopper". This is the "deluxe utility" style. Rare center helm. Boat in excellent condition, trailer is roadworthy. An award winning boat every time it shows.

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

One of only 328 Chris-Craft Custom Runabouts built between 1935 and 1938. This is a must-see, rare, pre-war Chris-Craft mahogany beauty. The boat has been well cared-for since its top-to-keel restoration in 2013 by Terry Senecal, a well know restoration specialist in the Thousand Islands region. The Chrysler Crown straight 6 was completely rebuilt by Len's Performance and pushes the boat along comfortably. The traditional bottom is 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 upholstery is in like-new condition. The boat comes with a spotlight and new full mooring cover. Trailer recently serviced with new bearing buddies and tires. Excellent condition and at a very attractive price!

Original gelcoat, newer fuel tank, repowered w/Alpha, 2018 Risers/manifolds, water pump, SS prop,. In 2018 we added new risers , manifolds, water pump, starter, Alternator and fresh batteries. Updated classic with Original gelcoat, sweet boat, fast if wanted. The boat also has a new port-a-potti and a new bimini top. We are only using the boat sparingly so this Classic needs to find a new home. The seller would also consider an interesting trade/ swap for another boat, sailboat or power boat or a Jeep Wrangler.

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. [PRICE REDUCED - August 2024 - Motivated seller. - Make on offer!]

I purchased this boat back in 2007 as a project when I owned Pecks Marina in Ivy Lea, ON, on the St. Lawrence River. It sat in my workshop until 2019 when I finally started working on her full restoration. I turned the boat over and put on an all-new 5200 bottom, then flipped her back to work on the top sides. All new mahogany decking, wiring, engine mounts, and flooring. Gas tank was steam cleaned and epoxy coated inside. Instruments are new as is the upholstery. Chrome was redone as well. The windshield unfortunately is a plastic replacement but glass can be obtained and installed. "Black & Tan" has only been in the water once last year and for 1 month so far this year (2023). The new engine is not yet fully broken in and needs to be run easily for another 10 hours. This boat is very stable and reliable with all systems being new. Varnish and paint all in very good condition.

Complete Ron Waterson restoration in 2018. Original engine rebuild in 2018. Show winner in Alexandria Bay ACBS show. [Price reduced - May 2023 - Make an offer!]

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.

In the water last season and ready to enjoy. This 22' Shepherd is in very nice condition and has had much work done recently, including a new fuel tank, general tuneup, and paint/varnish. Excellent rough water boat, built in Niagara on the Lake. Interior, chrome, finish, etc all in very good shape. She is complete with a tandem axle trailer, custom mooring cover, and a convertible top that has not yet been used. Shepherd boats are very popular for their build quality, high freeboard, and comfortable ride.

This 1946 Van Craft went through a comprehensive restoration with no detail overlooked. The current owners have had regular maintenance performed on the engine, new wiring, new carburetor, Shipped and varnished in 2016, few planks replaced in 2018 and was last in the water in 2018. Over $70,000 invested. Brand new trailer, Marine Power V8 engine, stereo. She was rebuilt to be the ultimate day-cruiser. Van Craft boats were built by George Vandenbosche Boat Builders in Wallaceburg, an area in Southern Ontario, Canada. The design is very similar to the Hutchinson and Fitzgerald & Lee sedans of the era.

Once property of the Antique Boat Museum's collection in Clayton, New York, this 1942 22-foot Hutchinson Launch is all-mahogany lapstrake construction. This boat is all original except for the windshield and in very nice condition. The original engine was replaced with an identical Chrysler ACE 90 HP 6 cylinder engine which had been completely rebuilt by Drake engines and has less than 10 hours on it since the rebuild. The boat has a folding green canvas bimini top. The windshield hardware was originally off of a 1930's Gar Wood. The boat has been boathouse kept in the Adirondacks since it was purchased from the Museum in 1996. The owner is selling due to lack of space and will miss this reliable and steady boat.

Original owner, fully refinished and ready for a great summer on the water. Classic Chris Craft 283 V-8 Engine with total overhaul. Cushions have been reupholstered like new. All wood has been lovingly refinished, varnished, etc.  This beauty has been in covered storage since the last Marine Survey. Can be registered in US or Canada. All documents available on request (marine surveys, bill of sale, engine overhaul records, etc). Located in 1000 Islands, Clayton NY.

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 very rare example of an early Lyman 24' Utility. Uniquely appointed with a rear facing aft seat, forward bench seat, and dual jump seats on either side of the engine. Cockpit is also equipped with built-in storage lockers for all of your boating gear. She has been fully restored and repowered with a Crusader 5.7L engine, coupled to a Hurth 1.22:1 down-angle hydraulic transmission. Recently refinished and ready to enjoy this season. Name and registration numbers now removed and ready for the next owner. She sits atop a custom 2010 Loadmaster trailer and is complete with a mooring cover. 12V system, bilge pump, and dual batteries w/battery switch.

1930 Dodge model 25A hull number 8. Believed to be the oldest in existence. Transom and bottom have been replaced, otherwise believed to have all original wood. The bottom is a no soak 5200 done by a professional shop that also installed a GM 350 block engine. The original Lycoming was running when taken out and has been stored in a safe environment along with all the conversion parts. Lycoming engine is available at a separate cost. All hardware was replated, new upholstery and a fresh coat of varnish in 2018. The boat has been stored on a lift over water inside an enclosed boat house since and lightly used. Comes with a tandem aluminum trailer. I have lots of history on the boat including correspondence from original owner in 1932 to the Dodge Boat Company. When the boat was reupholstered we found the original upholstery in place. This has been preserved and all skins have been saved for the Clayton Museum as a frame of reference. The new material matches the original in manufacturing style and color perfectly. Only known issues; prop is for the Lycoming not the 350. Stern Globe although period is not exactly correct but serviceable. As you'll see from the pictures she comes with a high quality dash panel and all the accessories as when she left the Newport News factory. This boat is an excellent piece of history and a great addition to any collection.

A stunning, award winning Chris-Craft, “One of a Kind” is a fully restored runabout in Bristol condition. The powerful Scripps engine was rebuilt and detailed, and runs well. The hardware is complete, finish is flawless, and upholstery done in the factory color and pattern. Restored by renowned Connecticut restorer, Jim Murdock, this boat was awarded “Best of Show” at the Antique Boat Museum followed by “Best on the River”. The boat has been used and well-maintained since, and is complete with custom trailer and cover.

The Paragon is an iconic Chris-Craft model, completely restored to the highest degree by renowned Mayea Brothers Restoration. Complete restoration file and photos available. All leather interior with original nickel silver hardware. New no-soak bottom. Last in the water and in 2023. Scripps V-12 350hp engine rebuilt. Capable of speeds up to 55mph. Converted to 12-volt. Comes on an excellent double axle Eagle trailer. Turn key and complete!

In the same family for 25 years on the St. Lawrence River. The boat was completely restored in 2008 including new bottom, new transom and all necessary wood replaced and refinished. Canvas top is in excellent shape. Teak decks and hullsides are in great shape.

The 26' Lyman Sleeper model offers ample room for passengers and the cuddy area is comfortable for napping or an overnight. In 2017, several bottom planks were replaced and the transom was refinished. Canvas top and seat cushion upholstery are in very good condition. The boat features trim tabs and enlarged rudder (for better handling), compass, Garmin depth finder and marine radio, plus a fixed anchor windless and rope. Mahogany decks and all varnished surfaces are in exceptional condition. Sides and bottom were repainted in 2017. Engine tuned, choke installed and carb rebuilt in 2021. Dual batteries. A great boat at an attractive price! [PRICE REDUCED - September 2023!]

Sturdy, rugged, durable and versatile is what one thinks of when they look at our custom Bullnose Landing crafts from Work Boat America. This 26 Foot Landing Craft will accommodate a heavy payload and it's drop gate will allow most any equipment that you wish to bring along. The closed cabin will allow for comfortable transport for four adults in any type of weather. These boats are well built and perfect for working on the water. The outboard you choose is up to you and this boat can be configured to accept any type of engine. Work Boat America offers these Landing Crafts from 24 Feet to 44 Feet for any and all type of applications.

This 26 Foot Ventnor Launch was built for a prominent Philadlphia financier, George H. Earle Jr. Ownership later passed to his son George H. Earle III, who was elected Governor of Philadelphia in 1932. She was designed and built by Adolph Apel, owner of the Ventnor Boat Company of Ventnor, NJ. Being 26 feet in length, the boat is made with cedar hull sides and mahogany decks. She is powered by her original Model 4-50 HP Kermath engine. This boat was only one of seven early Ventnors commissioned by Mr. Earle. This rare launch is one of a very few Launches still in existence. The launch has been restored and is very original except for the transom which has been replaced.

This Hutchinson Sport Utility is a rare lapstrake version which presents itself as a perfect boat for entertaining, fishing and generally a great cocktail cruiser. This is a two-owner boat since NEW and has always been on the St. Lawrence River. The boat has been very well maintained and always stored indoors and inside storage during the winter. This boat shows very well for a boat of this vintage and is a fine example of Hutchinson's craftsmanship. The original engine was replaced about 20 years ago and runs strong. The boat now shows nicely in the Clayton (New York) Showroom at Antique Boat America and can be seen at any time. Note: Boat ran all summer 2016 flawlessly. [PRICE REDUCED August 2024 - owner accepting reasonable offers!]

By far the nicest example of this boat we have ever seen. Built in Alexandria Bay, NY in the heart of the 1000 Islands region, Hutchinson boats are known for their craftsmanship and ability to handle rough water. The 26' utility was a popular choice for the river and is very practical for entertaining or carrying a large load with style. Later examples like this exemplify Hutchinson's transition from displacement hulls to hard chined, planing boats with its modified hull design. This example has been beautifully restored. The boat shows extremely well and is well appointed with nice upholstery, a bimini top, and ample storage compartments. She also has modern power, a full cover, and a nice tandem axle trailer.

This is a very rare side steer Hutchinson Lapstrake Guide Boat. These boats were used by fishing guides in and around the St. Lawrence River and were originally called Sport Boats as the paying customer was the "Sport". It is entirely original except the engine which has been replaced. The boat features a side steer tiller and is easy to navigate. It is in excellent condition and has been out of the water since 1996. Offered with no trailer but one could be made available for delivery. A great piece of St. Lawrence River history.

Featured in Classic Boating this stunning 1939 26 foot Triple Cockpit Runabout was built by Hutchinson Boat Works of Alexandria Bay, New York. An unusual design for Hutchinson this Triple Cockpit was described in Wooden Boat No. 49 as the "the apothesis of the sleek runabout". Modelled after the 28 foot Hacker Craft Triple cockpits but shortened for use on the St. Lawrence River, this beauty is a classic and in excellent condition. Originally named Ripalong IV and later Dottie V this boat has spent its entire life on the St. Lawrence River and always in fresh water. Bearing the Hull ID # 215-21E-1057 she has been repowered with a Crusader 350 in 1992 which delivers 260 HP and replaced the original Sterling Petrel motor. The boat was last in the water in 2004 and was carefully stored in a dry secure location. The boat only needs to be soaked up and enjoyed.

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.

Bought new in 2015 and stored indoors this trailer no more than 1000 miles on it since being purchased. For those who know Myco is a highly respected trailer manufacturer that produces a high quality product. For those who do not it is a welded aluminum channel frame which is light and weather resistant. Welded bunks offer greater strength and stiffness. These trailers also feature a self centering double bunk system for support, a "Y" rubber block bow stop, an extra high winch stand, aluminum walk on fenders and steps, a hydraulic surge brake activator, a heavy duty tongue jack, galvanized torsion axels, an "ez lube" spindle system, air tight pressurized hub protectors, disc brakes on all axels, seamless stainless steel brake lines, groundless wiring system, LED lighting, radial tires, aluminum wheels and 7 way circular electrical plug, chrome lug nuts and a spare tire, a fixed drive guard and a gooseneck option. This trailer has it all for your transport needs.

MACS TRAX is a classic 30-foot Forest Johnson Prowler built in 1960. She has been recently restored and meticulously maintained by her current owner. Features include varnished mahogany carvel planked hull, beautiful paint and varnish throughout, and twin Mercruiser 5.7 liter engines. Varnished Mahogany Carvel Planked Hull Teak Decking over Plywood Weather Decks Mahogany and Plywood Superstructure Opening Hatches and Portlights Beautiful Paint and Varnish Throughout Engines and Systems Twin Mercruiser 5.7 liter engines, 300 HP (each), installed in 1996 Borg Warner Velvet Drive Reduction Gear Model AS1-71C Single 200 gallon aluminum fuel tank Primary Racor and Engine Mounted Secondary Fuel Filters Mechanical Steering System Twin 13 x 12.5 Bronze Propellers Bronze Spade Rudder and 1 inch Stainless Steel Shaft Two Electric Rule 1500 GPH Bilge Pumps w/Float Switch Single Jabsco Marine Head Single Fresh Water Tank w/12 volt Pump Electronics Garmin GPS Map 4208 Chartplotter/Radar Garmin 400C Fish Finder/Depth Sounder Faria Engine Synchronizer West Marine 580 VHF Radio Bennett Trim Tabs Pro Mariner Pro Tournament 150 Triple Battery Charger Equipment Single Fortress FX-11 Anchor w/Rode wo Air Horns Gas Fume Detector Spare Propellers (two)

30' Electric Launch with full length canopy. Fiberglass hull with VC17 bottom paint. Varnished teak decks. New 200 amp-hr Lifeline batteries (8) installed August 2015 with new charging system. Pacific blue topsides and canopy. Canopy new in 2015. Boat always covered when not in use and stored inside during fall, winter and spring. Oak coaming, mahogany interior. Wicker chairs. Tropic aluminum tandem trailer. Excellent condition

Very few of these iconic Forest Johnson Prowlers are still known to exist to this day. This boat was built in 1962 and has been under one owner for the last 20 years. During that time it has been in the cool fresh water of the St. Lawrence River and under the watchful eye of a well known wooden boat restoration company. The hull is sound, the chrome is perfect and the upholstery is without rips or tears or stains. The engines were rebuilt about 3 years ago and since that time they have only had about 50 hours put on them. The package is complete with a triple tandem axle trailer custom fitted for the boat. These Prowlers are known for their strength and speed and this boat is no exception and will easily achieve speeds of 50 MPH.

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

Own a piece of 1000 Islands history - a truly one of a kind Hutchinson sedan. Only 2 owners since new in the 1930's and always on the St. Lawrence River. This boat is Beautifully restored and ready for you and your guest to cruise across the waves in total luxury. A must have for any collector. Boathouse kept its whole life. Repowered with a 350 Crusader a few years ago, original engine is also available.

This extraordinary 1931 Matthews 38' double cabin cruiser is ready for summer getaways, and sleeps six. The elegant Dowager is structurally better than new thanks to a 2001 restoration by master boatwrights at Cayuga Wooden Boatworks in Ithaca, NY. Dowager’s interior was restored to its original art deco charm, new systems installed, and the hull was rebuilt from the deck down. The result is a 1931 show boat that looks like it was caught in a time capsule, with modern systems and a safe, strong hull for confident cruising. Dowager’s 1999 - 2001 rebuild/restoration: 132 white oak ribs (all) keel shaft log horn timber stem knee stringers engine beds covering boards transom all planks below waterline some topside planks cedar tongue & groove forward deck planking painted canvas deck covering Silicon bronze fasteners were used throughout All Dowager’s systems are new as of 2002: engine controls electrical panels shore power wiring plumbing heads tanks shower refrigeration propane The 100 hp 1988 Westerbeke diesel engine was cleaned and reinstalled on shock absorbing mounts on new engine beds. The restoration mission was to make the Dowager safe and comfortable with modern amenities but keep it as original as possible. The boat's insured replacement value is $600,000 due to the scope and quality of the restoration. Dowager has original beveled mirrors and bronze hardware. There are cleverly hidden modernizations like the SeaFrost refrigeration system adapted to the original icebox. The shower in the forward head has hot and cold water pressure. Dowager’s hull is extremely fair and true to its lines with no hogging, deformation, loose or proud planking. The interior is in showroom condition with doors and trim well varnished and all other surfaces painted white. There is no cracking or peeling paint. The boat is kept undercover in a boathouse year round, preserving its impeccable condition. This vessel has been meticulously and professionally maintained since its 2001 restoration. Summer of 2016 maintenance included annual bottom paint and varnish (including transom). This boat is for the discerning buyer who wants to own a classic wooden yacht that's been restored to its fullest potential. The Dowager is ready for extended cruising, elegant parties, and charmed days summer.