Cruisers Boats - 163 found

This superbly constructed and elegantly appointed reproduction was custom built by Clarion Boats of Muskoka, Ontario. Her lines were inspired by classic cocktail launches of the 1920's. She is fully equipped with a sink, refrigerator, and head. The interior is spacious with seating for up to eleven passengers. Most recently, she was operated as a private charter boat out of a high-end hotel in Savannah, GA. She is now ready for a new chapter. Compare the asking price to the cost of a new Clarion or similar manufacturer and you'll see the value in this sleek, elegant beauty.

2001 Hugh Saint custom wood boat with Mercury 350hp inboard engine. One owner purchased new in 2001. Just had the motor scanned and it has just under 12 hours on it. Has been garage kept its entire life out of the water. Great condition extremely low hour boat. Cold start videos available. Very powerful and easy to drive but no top speed data available. Great condition tan leather interior. Flag pole on rear. Water temp, Oil pressure, RPM, Fuel, Depth and voltage gauges that all work. Radio with USB/aux. No trailer or cover. Up to date registration for ease of transfer. Located on Lake Burton, Ga.

"ETERNITY" A well kept gem looking for a new home. Just not enough hours in the day and too many choices. Proffessionally maintained

This boat has been in our family for about 30 years and used yearly in the 1000 Islands. We are looking to find a good home for it.

I purchased boat in 2010 in Massachusetts from original owner. It was kinda weathered…. It had been outside and abused used for fishing and clamming. I took it home and cleaned it and re varnished…used it for fishing Barnegat Bay for 2 years…also entered Toms River Wooden boat show a won first place in my category… I was having trouble with carbs on the 25 Honda so I took to a local guy who works on Hondas … then Super storm Sandy happened… I lost my house along with many others who live on the water in Beach Haven West, nj … the neighborhood was piled with boats and houses flooded… but my boat was put up on a rack in this guys yard and survived the storm… otherwise it would have been in my driveway b/c I had no garage at the time. Anyway after that I rebuilt home with huge garage so I put boat in there for 6 years until I retired…. Then I stripped her head to toe and did what you will see when you get pics…took it to Bayhead nj Wooden boat show a won first again. Now I’m at point where I have to many boats… so here it is… thx

My dad bought this boat the year I was born in 1985, I have a lifetime of memories of boating trips on the Chips Ahoy. He passed away last year, and I just can not bring myself to keep and maintain it. It was a labor of love for him.

A real clean 1971 23 ARM Flybridge with custom Taft rails, a custom swim platform, Custom bench seating and nice custom canvas... The Smooth running Mercruiser 255 (recently replaced GM Based engine) is fed by twin aluminum fuel tanks recently custom built for this boat. She is ready to roll to a new owner's dock on the Tandem axle trailer with good rubber and recently serviced bearings.

Eric Grimshaw grew up watching his father boat on Grand Lake, Oklahoma, and never lost the itch. After restoring a small 1950 Chris-Craft Sedan which too small for a big lake, and lacking a bathroom, he set out to find something bigger. His wife Shannon found this 1964 Chris-Craft 37-foot Constellation in Galveston. They'd actually seen it years before at a boat show and loved it. In a fever of classic-boat enthusiasm, they bought it sight unseen during Hurricane Harvey. The restoration was brutal, but the result was stunning. Howard Classic Boats spent nearly two years rebuilding it from the bottom up, replacing over 75% of the hull frames. This was a deeply personal labor of love, and now this Sinatra-era classic is ready to be back on the water.

This is a 1967 all wood Chris Craft with many upgrades over the years. Located on lake lanier in Ga in a covered slip. While not perfect it is in very good shape. It sleeps 6 with a aft cabin master and a front berth V. Along with 2 bathrooms 3 sinks and a large covered deck there is plenty of room for all of your activities. The living area is an open floor plan with room for your own design. With 2 inboard 454 and velvet drives it's crushes across the water with ease. The master aft cabin has been transformed into a full size bed with optimal storage. Comes complete with an onan generator (needs tune up). New 150 gallon gas tank, flooring on main deck and much more.

One of the nicest Lyman 30 Islanders around. A timeless statement of design and performance. Thoughtfully and meticulously restored with all records in a leather bound case. It won 1st place in Chesapeake antique boat show. A few years ago she was shipped to Maine and has been in the professional care and storage of a highly reputable yacht yard. She has been updated with all safety and convenience features and starts and runs like new. Recently surveyed and well over $100K invested. Owner's intention was to relocate residence to the Great Lakes, but plans changed. Serious inquiries only. Shipping negotiable.

Beautiful Mahogany boat owned by the same family for 45 years. Classic Cruiser! Includes nearly new trailer, has lovely sleeping birth with head. Super Sweet blast from the past with fun original mid century details. The engine runs but we are having trouble with the carburetor and water pump.

Chris Craft 1956, semi-enclosed 26", Purchased the boat in April 2024 and started boat renovation and about 90% of the boat has been restored. The bottom is original. The boat has been in the boat yard since purchase, and the engine was professional winterized by the boat yard 2024. Per the last Owner boat was in the water and engine was refurbished around 2022. Decided not to complete the project.

“Herkananda” is a 1940 Chris Craft 25’ semi enclosed cruiser also known as Green and White. She was originally purchased in 1941 at Irwin Marine in Weirs beach NH now known as The Winnipesaukee Pier. This boat was introduced into the world shortly after the Great Depression. The original retail price was $1,695. This was almost twice the price of an original automobile! Irwin Marne then resold this boat to the next owner, who owned it from 6/10/1953 until 1965, it was then sold to his son who owned it from 1965 until recently. For roughly 15 years she spent her time on Squam Lake. “Herk” then moved back to Lake Winnipesaukee in the 1960’s where it was dry docked at channel marine. It sat in storage there until the mid 1980’s and was then moved to a boat house in the weirs, where it currently resides. There has been no expense spared with this boat. The most recent restoration was in 2018, the bottom of the boat was re-finished. There was no rot and all the wood was in good shape, but cotton chinking was installed between each plank with bedding compound on top, and two coats of bottom paint were applied. The entire boat was re-painted in 2018 as well.

This boat was completely restored in 2008. New bottom and anything that looked vaguely suspect was replaced and refinished. Canvas is in excellent condition. All teak decks. Boat shows well in all aspects.

For photos see 37196. There are yachts, and then there is The Washingtonian—a floating chapter of American history, first commissioned in 1939 for financier A.J. Drexel Paul, crafted by the revered John Trumpy & Sons. Few objects exist today that so completely embody an era of taste, discretion, and refined leisure. Built just months apart, The Washingtonian shares her DNA with Sequoia—the storied Trumpy yacht later commissioned as the official Presidential vessel and favored by John F. Kennedy. While Sequoia hosted moments of state, diplomacy, and history, The Washingtonian remained her discreet civilian counterpart—crafted to the same exacting Trumpy standards of mahogany, symmetry, and grace. In every line, a whisper of the White House on water. Restored with obsessive fidelity, her lines remain unbroken, her presence unchanged. Mahogany gleams. Chestnut walls hold stories. The water parts not just for a boat—but for a legacy.

1975 Chris-Craft TSF is a 30-foot classic that offers an appealing opportunity to step into vintage boating at an approachable price. Listed at $8,000 and located in New York, this boat is described as having spent its entire life in the fresh water of New York, a detail that adds real appeal for anyone looking for a well-preserved freshwater example. Powered by a 1975 Chevy 350/220 with 8 cylinders and showing 1,200 hours, it brings the kind of straightforward power package many buyers appreciate for relaxed cruising and enjoyable time on the water. ([antiqueboatamerica.com](https://antiqueboatamerica.com/Boat/51095))

The boat is fitted with several practical amenities, including a boat cover, stereo, tonneau, and fire extinguisher, while the listing notes that it does not have a spotlight, side curtain, convertible top, or fume detector. That mix of features makes it easy to picture as a straightforward, usable classic with just the right touches for casual enjoyment. With its Chris-Craft name, freshwater history, and honest presentation, this TSF stands out as a compelling choice for a buyer who wants vintage character, usable equipment, and an inviting entry into classic boat ownership. ([antiqueboatamerica.com](https://antiqueboatamerica.com/Boat/51095))

Very popular model, with 750 produced from 1955-57. Original boat. Twin engine configuration. Needs new bottom and brightwork refreshment. Chris-O-Matics. Upholstery in good condition.

Built in Point Au Baril,previously owned by Peter Bailey, Pres. Of ACBS.ca

1963 Chris-Craft Constellation a true classic. Teak top deck, good overall condition, used regularly, bottom resealed, twin 350 Chris-Craft motors, closed cooling, full sunroof and side/transom covers. Recent Marine Survey this year. Had many enjoyable years cruising but now have recently built a cottage to enjoy. This Chris-Craft is a real beauty, on the Thousand Islands between Clayton, NY and Rockport, ON.

Barn find (stored 30+ years.) Mostly original. Very good condition. Original (Tee-Nee) Trailer in passable condition. Ready to run. LOW engine hours.

Purchased in 1989 inside winter storage since new boat has been mandated constantly turn key ready almost show Quilty must see

This was my late husbands passion. He purchased in 2017 upon his retirement. Spent hours tinkering, restoring, and taking this beauty out on the water. He loved this boat dearly. This nostalgic beauty has vintage charm and appeal. Engine last ran in 2021 and has been in dry storage since, fully functioning in 2021. Estimated beam 60-65 inches. Seats 2-4. Mahogany hull with restored transom and original patina. Includes boat cover, oars, and trailer.

A rare Ditchburn, 1930 Neptune 24’ Triple cockpit Hull Number 30 20 Complete restoration completed in Sept. 2023 New stem, keel, transom, half of the cross frames were replaced with 7/8 white oak. All new bottom planking in 3M 5200 “ no soak bottom “ silicon bronze screws below waterline All new planking on the hull bookmatched 10 coats Petit varnish Power 283 Chev. Completely rebuilt excellent running condition, low hrs. Chrome refinished Tandom axle trailer Canvas top Boat cover All safety gear, jackets etc. Photos through out the restoration 121 pics upon request.

I've owned 16 years, well maintained with many updates. In the water at Bay point. marina, Marblehead Ohio.

Current owner since 1985 1974 42' Trojan Motor Yacht, twin 454 Mercruiser inboard motors, 5.5 Kw Kohler Generator, swim platform, flybridge. Has been extremely well maintained by second owner for past 40 years. Sleeps 6, full walk-in shower in master cabin, full front state room with head, foldout sofa, full stereo system, TV, two A/C units, three built-in heaters, 10 gal hot water, on board rinse system, on board water pressure system, Full frig, electric stove and oven, microwave, double stainless steel sink, full complement of anchors, lines, fenders, boat hooks, spare props, VHF, hailer, depth sounder.

Complete restoration 2008-2010 - West System no-soak bottom - New Transom - New Cockpit deck - All questionable wood replaced - Complete rewiring - All new guages - New (neverused) Norcold AC/DC Marine Refrigerator - New Jabsco Marine electric toilet w/ holding tank - New stainless steel gas tank - Pressurized freshwater system / 2 sinks - Uniden In-Dash Depth Gauge - SPRING 2026 - Bottom plank screws replaced - Fresh coat of bottom paint - Two new 12-volt batteries

We purchased this boat in 2003 and have always kept in covered docks. Stored in Winter either under roof or under canvas. Many improvements and always meticulously maintained! Ready to cruise and enjoy! Located in Western Basin of Lake Erie.

This boat was purchased as a restoration project. Three and a half years later it was ready for the water with rebuilt engine, new instruments, rebuilt outdrive and transmission and a re-glassed hull. Newly painted with Emron epoxy paint in red and white. Interior mahogany was stripped and re-varnished. Cabin was upgraded with seating and storage and portapotty. 2-burner gas stove, 12-volt water pump and 8-track stereo. Custom trailer fabricated to fit this boat.

2021 numerous updates were completed; replaced engine, new camper top and matching travel top, new upholstery in the cabin and bridge, Merc outdrive has new gimble bearing, universal joint and bellows, electric anchor motor added, trailer has 4 new tires and rewired with LED lights and new electric braking system, fridge works on 110 or 12 volt, new LED running lights and cabin lights; new VHF antennae. ASKING PRICE IN CANADAIN DOLLARS

Here’s a rare opportunity to own a classic 1967 Grady-White Hatteras, a beautifully crafted wooden boat that combines timeless charm with modern reliability. This vessel is structurally sound and in relatively good condition but would benefit from some tender loving care to bring it back to top form. Whether you’re an avid wooden boat enthusiast, collector, or someone looking for a rewarding restoration project, this Grady-White is a fantastic investment. Condition: Hull: Classic wooden hull, solid construction, and full of character. Some minor restoration work may be required to bring out its best. Features: ?? Classic Grady-White craftsmanship – a collector’s dream ?? Strong wooden hull with great restoration potential ?? Pristine Mercury 90HP 4-Stroke Motor – Low hours, fuel-efficient, and powerful ?? Perfect for classic boat shows, weekend cruising, or fishing ?? A solid candidate for a restoration project with high resale value

Totally rebuilt and updated. New engines, water system, head, galley, interior. Always in covered slip. Lovingly cared for and maintained. This boat is an aluminum Roamer boat design that Chris Craft bought in early 1960s.

In 2007 a Canadian forestry mogul commissioned a 65 foot custom cruiser by famed boat builder Hugh Saint. The boat upon completion was to take its place as the centerpiece of a custom built 72 million dollar lakeside mansion in Northern Canada. The cruisers finishing wood materials were custom engineered using the wood mogul’s OSB products. The wood mogul had a reputation for using nothing but the best of the best and this cruiser is a prime example of that. Simply look at the drive system that contains dual Caterpillar C32 ACERT 12 Cylinder engines putting out a cumulative 3,300 Hp to dual Doen jet drives. In 2008 with the housing market crash and the main product of the wood moguls factory being OSB sheathing, revenues crashed and the construction on the mansion came to a halt sitting vacant to this day. The custom cruiser with a build price tag of just over 10 million dollars was complete but without a home. It was removed from the water and put into climate-controlled storage in 2010 where it has sat for the past 14 years. Hours on the engines sit at 44 hours. Recently the abandoned lakeside Manson has been purchased by a Texas Entrepreneur who will repurpose the mansion as part of a reality documentary called “Mansion Impossible” Any buyer of the cruiser will have to agree to allowing access to the cruiser for the filming of at least one of the episodes. The Cruiser was the starting point for the construction of the massive mansion complex and a huge part of the mansion history. A survey is currently being completed and will be shared with qualified buyers. The sale will be as is.

This boat has always been in Wisconsin. Was found in a boat house in Northern WI where it had been for 40 years of its life. All original including engine, interior, convertible top and soak bottom. Meticulously maintained.

Completely restored taking a total of 3 years. This beautiful boat is ready for it's next home. Time to start a new project. Completely turn key. Get in and go

Wood hull, All electrical and internal wires & hoses have been replaced. Engines have new holly carbs (2022).

Restored with lots of modern equipment

refurbished cruiser tug conversion new electrical. hydraulics, plumbing electronics.

Currently in Water. Primarily used in the Connecticut River. New Carburetor 2024. Paint and varnish in good condition. Full cushions in good condition. Teak deck. Ready to use.

Classic river boat. Boat has been great for the family during the summers and ready for a new home. During the winters, the boat has been kept in a heated storage unit located in Alex Bay. Boat includes a forward cabin with accessible head. Beautiful classic lines, foldable awning for shade, and aft wrap around seating for guests.

This rare 1941 antique 25' Chris-Craft Semi-Enclosed Cruiser, also known as the "Green & White", was sold new in 1941 by Irwin Marine in Weirs Beach, NH. HERKANANDA is the original boat name, an acronym derived from the names of the previous owner's four children. Our grandfather purchased the boat in 1953, again from Irwin Marine, and used it every summer on Squam Lake until 1965, when our father took ownership and stored it in various places (always indoors) until relocating it in 1995 to a boathouse at Weirs Beach on lake Winnipesaukee, where it remains today. Of the 600 known to be built, only 3 are known to be remaining. The Herkananda has its original factory canvas hardtop. The boat has a new fuel tank, is completely rewired and repainted. The boat comes with matching side curtains and seat cushions. The boat is available for viewing and a test-drive.

Saltwater wooden boat that has been extensively renewed by present owner. New fiberglass/epoxy decks, deck beams, main bulkhead, transom lamination , composit wood swim platform. The botton lap joints were reefed and re-fastened with bronze screws.The boat was repowered with a new Mercruiser 4 cylinder inboard engine and totally rebuilt velvet drive transmission, The engine has 32 operating hours. The boat has excellent cushions, new bimini top, side curtains and SS bows. Boat currently in water in Noank, CT

I've had this boat for 4 years. I've gone through it and made any repairs or replacements. it looks great and sounds great. The true inboard makes planing immediate.

We are interested in selling our 1947 Chris Craft Rocket. Attached are a few pictures we have but would be happy to send more or better images if needed. The Rocket deck is mahogany and hull is painted Chris Craft Blue. We have this stored at our house on Lake Hartwell in Townville, SC.

SUE-PAT lll was built in the Chris Craft factory in Salisbury, Maryland in 1963 for the 1964 boating season. She was built for the Jefferson Beach Marina, St Clair Shores, Michigan She was purchased by Arthur Rivard in the fall of 1964. Art Rivard owned and cared for SUEPAT for some 12 years and then sold SUE-PAT to his son and daughter in law, Dick and Margaret Rivard in 1976. They have lovingly cared for, enjoyed, and in many ways brought up their family abroad SUE-PAT lll these past many years. SUE-PAT lll has been berthed at the Windsor Yacht Club for all of the 60 years. SUE-PAT lll is the ultimate entertaining day cruiser with V-bunks and head. Stats: Model- Chris Craft Sea Skiff Day Cruise Length overall- 32 ft. Beam- 11 ft. Hull #- SUA32009D Power- Twin Chris Craft Marine V/8- 210 H.P. Winter stored inside, non heated for past 60 years New Windshield and full back Mooring Cover in 2020 Engines rebuilt in 2008 Hardware pieces re-chromed in 2018 New Mahogany transom in 2018 Mahogany Swim ladder on transom Dick and Margaret Rivard have been members of The Antique and Classic Boat Society since 1993. Over the years the people who have done major restoration and maintenance work on SUEPAT lll are as follows: Charlie Monpetite - Tilbury Ontario. Patrick Martin - LaSalle Ontario- Acali Marina. Done Rite Restoration - Port Lambton Ontario. Engine & Mechanical Maintenance- Paul Brazeau - Happy Days Marine - Windsor Ontario.

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

Unique opportunity to own one of the finest 29.6 foot Lyman Sportsmen’s in the country. I’m the second owner of this pristine 1967 Sportsman. RARE FORM was originally built with solid teak decks (perhaps 1 of 1). Mint condition. Twin Crusader 327 engines producing 250 hp each. The bottom of the boat has been completely restored. Gauges were updated with Stewart Warner instrumentation. She was outfitted with double stack Buell marine air horns. All upholstered seating and v berth cushions were custom made and installed. Custom fabricated bimini top has been added utilizing umbrella fabric in 1 inch aluminum framing. All interior floorboards were replaced with marine grade marine plywood and sealed. New marine grade woven flooring was installed. Top decks and interior mahogany interior brightwork received 5 coats of marine varnish. Asking $159k. Located in Wayzata MN.

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

Surveyed for insurance 2023, classified as "good" condition, valued at $ 54,000. I think both valuations are conservative. Fresh-water kept, under cover.

Here is a vary rare opportunity to own a beautiful turn key Chris Craft Express Cruiser. No expense has been spared on this boat.This boat features twin upgraded Chevy 283 engines and has received a full restoration that included a new 5200 bottom . The owner of this boat has always kept the interior and cabin immaculately clean. Custom dual axle Phoenix Trailer is also included.

Solid boat, stored inside . Runs but engines have low compression.

Boat has sat inside a warehouse for years. Recently moved out of the warehouse so it was indoors since 1996 and was outside for about a year now. Both motors start. One motor needs a starter. Interior is for the most part good condition. Boat will need some cosmetic work (paint, varnish, interior cleaning, etc.) but all in all it is a solid boat. Beam is solid. Boat has a bathroom, sink and refrigerator.

Purchased boat from family member in Iowa. Last time it was run was 2021. Good looks. Strong bones. Solid sides and transom. Runs well with a later-year Johnson outboard. This is a good deal.

Interior beautifully refinished mahogany.. the generator is a portable one..everything works plus I have a hard bottom dingy with a 15 hp mercury self starting engine..the hull wood was all replaced a few years ago..super yacht

1966 45' (LOA), Chris-Craft Constellation. "My Four Ladies" is a Canadian-registered, freshwater boat in pristine turn key(s) condition. This boat was recently extensively professionally restored, and since has been religiously maintained. New countertops, stainless steel marine grade sinks and faucets have just been installed. All light fixtures have been replaced with stainless stell LED lighting and dimmer switches. Her floors have all been replaced with Seadek flooring, along with 2 new hatches being cut out for easier access to the hot water tank and black water tank The hot water tank and both toilets have been replaced. The aft cabin toilet is electric. Her fiberglass decks and cabin sides have been beautifully redone with extreme attention to detail. Both the transom and swim platform have been completely stripped and 16 new coats of varnish have been applied. A new fold away swim ladder has also been installed. The bottom is in great shape, needs no soak time when launched, everything is tight and right. An upgraded 12V and 110 V systems in conjunction with a new large marine grade fridge. Full camper Bimini in great condition. Aft cabin layout is ideal for maximizing living space along with having its own washroom, to include a new shower install. The forward berth is roomy with a washroom directly beside it as well. The main salon has been completely renovated complete with black out curtains. Boat is powered by twin 327 engines that run very well having 210 HP per engine. 1200 hrs., on each engine. Vessel has been insured with; NauticLife, AVIVA Lifestyle Insurance Picy # P39672289PWP Watercraft Coverage: $110,000 BARRINGTON LOVETT M/S SURVEY REPORT ON FILE. Survey Date: 08 June 2022 Vessel is registered with Transport Canada, thru Herbert & Associates, Montreal QC.

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

this boat was manufactured 1936. there is a lot of history to this boat but I do not have all the details at this point in time. I know some news paper owner in buffalo ordered it directly from Chris craft new and it was stored in Olcott NY in its early years. They used to have a baby grand piano on it and throw parties. It was used during the war time as an auxiliary coast guard vessel. then the previous owner redid this into the condition it is in today. have the original sales receipt with it. and binder full of info on the boat.

I purchased the ELCO in 1980 from the second owner. Eighteen years of serious refurbishing before my first cruise. Outside of yearly maintenance the boat has been idle under covered slip for 13 years. Only 286 hours on Volvo Penta Diesel engines.

A personal dream. Homeland built under experienced boat builder guidance. A unique utilitarian vessel, extremely sea worthy.

This 2015 Custom Built Crocker Dans 78 is a custom built Auxiliary Sail built by her current owner with very unique features and style reminiscent of days gone by! She is currently rigged as a small trawler. "Shades" was built using the traditional boat building method of cypress strip planking which is epoxy glued and nailed with hot dip galvanized ring shank nails. The epoxy and modern day high-tech glass, and carbon fibers that reinforce the stress points, were used to encapsulate the inner and outer layers of the hull "Shades" is design number 78 by Sam Crocker (which was created circa 1925) and built by Dan Goller. The hull has been faithfully built to Sam's lines. Interior, cabin trunk, cockpit and hardtop were inspired by three vessels: 32' 1926 Eldridge McInnis, 28' 1928 Richardson, and a 27' 1930 Elco. The current price of $30k doesn't include the trailer. $5,000 can buy the trailer separately.

Part of a collection of Chris Crafts being offered by ABA. Boat has recently been in the water and underway.

This boat is part of a collection of Chris Crafts being sold. Some Chine work is nearly completed and Transom frames and some planking is completed. Boat was operational in 2022 before hull work was started.

Beautiful 1967 Trojan SF. Has been under restoration for the past 6+ months. This vessel has lived under covered dock most of it's life resulting in very solid wood condition. With NO ROT. Just completed stem-to-stern, keel-to-top re-paint, including top decks and superstructure. Additional $8,000.00 invested in engines, twin 350 Mercruisers which run perfectly. All teak surfaces (rub rails, hand rails, decks, grab rails, etc.) completely refinished. Transom refinished and is beautiful. Hull is hunter green with red boot & bow stripes, white top decks, Aulgrip. Below decks, new teak & holly laminate flooring, all new cushions, Levleor faux-teak blinds and many brass accessories. Duel helms, wheelhouse and fly bridge. This is a very solid vessel with in / out of water survey conducted 11/19/22, prior to restoration. Restoration is 80% complete. Too much to list here, please contact Broker (Fritz Hager, 315-794-2796) for full details. 2023 updates include: Completely refinished fly bridge, new paint, varnish. Refinished ladder to FB. New Lorance added at lower helm, GPS, Depth, Chart plotter, Fish Finder. Second Ship to shore Radio added, with 6' Shakespear wipp antena. All new stainless / Teak handrail around FB, Teak to be installed this week. 8 new Stainless rod holders. Zodiac 14' Inflatable, with 25 HP Mercury outboard, 2 stroke, with Trailer. New 40# danforth anchor, with 50' of 5/16" chain & 200' of 5/8" rode. Original 22# danforth anchor refitted with 20' of 5/16" chain & 80' of 5/8" Rode for spare. New Kenwood AM/FM, CD player, four new rods, reels & tackle. Heavy duty for off shore trolling.

This boat was kept in a warehouse so everything is mint. Everything works more or less, one motor starts right up and the other motor needs a starter. But before the starter went both motors started no problem.

36 Christ Craft Customer Cruiser; The boat has been updated and customized for the classic boat lover. Labor Day is a very well-maintained mahogany and oak craft with many modern amenities added since 2010. Updated interior and new electronics and canvas in 2022. Stern area was done in 2020 as well as we rebuilt both engines. She is powered by a pair of 350 GMC V8 with 890 hours. Serious classic boat buyer – please

This is a beautiful 1961 classic wooden boat that was made by Cruisers Inc. Cruisers Inc. was a sister company of Thompson Boats and they shared manufacturing techniques and styles. She was purchased in October 2015 and she has spent time on Rocky Fork Lake. She rides like a charm! Her home is inside a garage to protect her from the elements. She comes with a 1965 Evinrude 80HP/2 stroke outboard motor and a 1970 Holsclaw trailer. We recently had a custom made bimini made for her which shields you from the summer sun. In the water summer of 22' This boat is all set to go! Contact for more details on Tiempo de Lago.

This boat was built in 1919 in Miami Beach by the Purdy Brothers. They worked almost exclusively for Carl Fisher, the developer of Miami Beach. It is the only known surviving Purdy built on Miami Beach. When they were promoting Miami Beach they would have races from there to places like Palm Beach and Cuba. This boat participated in those races, making her one of the first Off-Shore Race boats. We have owned her for 35 years, but have never put her in the water. We have kept her stored in a warehouse in Mount Dora, Florida. She has not been restored but is in amazingly good shape.

An absolutely exquisite Antique Commuter that doubles as an overnighter, this 1929 Elco "Thirty Eight", Two-Cabin Fast Cruiser, has been well cared-for and updated. "KaRaT" is a two-cabin fast cruiser built by the Electric Launch Company (Elco), the premier maker of launches and cruisers for prestigious customers, mostly based in New York City. Per the 1929 Elco brochure, the Thirty Eight is "Designed to meet the requirements of the Yachtsman who wishes to run his own boat, yet have the convenience and luxury of two separate cabains", "KaRaT" is a sister ship to the one used by Charles Lindbergh for his 1929 honeymoon with Anne Morrow. Formerly known as "Queenie", her previous owners toured her through New York, coastal New England, and through Ontario during their 40-year ownership. She has recently received a complete keel-up restoration to enhance her original look, gleaming mahogany and shiny brass hardware. In addition, her mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems have been modernized to allow for safe and comfortable long distance cruising in the 1000 Islands and beyond.

One of 53 Sea Skiff hulls constructed in 1960 and a far fewer number of Ranger finished craft. This option included ceiling boards and a few other additions. This hull is the 3rd to the last Sea Skiff for 1960. Completely restored interior, new floors, jumps seats, other tasteful additions and modified tall canvas with zip in sides and aft. Original power was GM 283ci - V-8 repowered with a highly customized 350sbc with complete bilge repaint, dual remote oil filters. Block was sanded, deburred, primed and then painted 4 coats of Cadillac Blue. This craft handles the rough water very well and is a very comfortable and roomy boat. We recently spent $6,200.00+ having the following work done: -Full engine service -Steering helm repairs -Raw water impeller replacement, seacock and strainer installation -Exhaust Hose replacement -Propeller repaired -Strut reset -New cutless bearing and packing gland hose -Routine maintenance

Matthews Cruiser that deserves to be saved. Work was started on the boat many years ago and then left sitting for years in inside storage. Bottom work has been done to the boat and bottom is tight. The sides has been sided and prepped for paint. Boat is complete and ready to be finished. Motivated seller. All offers considered.

I am selling my rare, 1948 Chris-Craft Express Cruiser with a like new custom made BP Performance trailer due to health reasons. The Cruiser has been in the process of restoration and is almost ready for launch. I've owned this Cruiser for over 20 years and have had a lot of professional work done to her. The 125 hp Chrysler Marine engine ran strong and was professionally pickled. The hull is very sold with fresh calk/paint and the bottom is tight with copper paint. Included with the boat is a snap-on bimini top with side curtains. Extras include back vents, chromed Chris-Craft emblems, and a refinished swim deck with braces, anchors and hanging bumpers. The cowling pad and back seat are brand new. Inside the cabin there is is room for two to sleep on new, unused, custom-made cushions. There is also a cabinet sink with a fresh-water holding tank, fuse box, and additional storage space. The draft is 2 feet, which lets you sit up high while driving for better views on the waterways. The following restorations are still needed: Back vents and back light to be attached. Refinished swim deck with braces to be attached. Needs some calking under chine. Original Chris-Craft emblems to be attached. Needs fresh deck floor paint. Helm could use varnishing. 1 foot curved section of front of keel needs copper paint and as shown. Hose needed from bilge pump to inside exit fixture. Fresh battery. This is a great boat for cruising the lakes and for overnight camping. There's lots of room for others to sit comfortably on the boat to enjoy day trips and seeing the views. Lots of fun to be had with this boat. [September 2026 -- PRICE REDUCTION to $7,000 !! - Owner is motivated to sell. Make an offer!]

It's old solid good running boat duel 305s run great.. everything on boat functions as it should

"Isabella" is an undisputed Queen of the Water, a stylish, well-kept and top-notch nearly 90-year-old. She is also one of three John Hacker-designed commuters. In the 1930s, she ran from Mt. Clemens, Michigan, to downtown Detroit, carrying her then-owner to work. At the start of World War II, she was commandeered by the US Navy to assist in the border patrol efforts and patrolled from Mackinac Island to Detroit. When I found her in 1983, she still had a gun mount on the front deck and a big siren on the roof. (I gave the siren to a friend. He turns it on when the Detroit Red Wings score a goal.) I purchased her at auction in 1983 and was bidding against a junk dealer at a time when old wooden cruisers were often burned. "Isabella" was lucky to have landed in the yard with my boat repair business. I'm her third owner, and luckily we were all carpenters. The bottom is your speedboat style, solid and 80-90% original. The riveted oak construction has kept it in excellent shape. The rest of the boat is African mahogany. She can run with the top on as a tri-cabin motor yacht, or with the top of off as a runabout .Robinson boats were deemed the Stradivarius of boats. I've kept her in a boathouse, under cover for her entire life. Paint and varnish are all fresh. She wins every show, not because of me, but because her lines, craftsmanship and provenance speak to it all.

New tonneau, full camper top w/curtains, restored teak swim platform w/ladder, alcohol stove, fridge, V berth with table insert, separate head, pull out double bed in cockpit, complete new lower unit. Extremely light use. Trailer included. Offers are encouraged!

This boat is in emaculate condition. It just won a 2nd place overall trophy for "Best in Class" at Keels and Wheels in Seabrook, Texas. Please refer to the following web site for pricing, photos and additional information. https://www.galatiyachts.com/yachts/details/2780800/1957/chris-craft/32-vintage-express-cruiser/

In 1955 Chris Craft manufactured only forty four boats of this Commodore class 42 model. The offered vessel is number # 10 which was registered with USCG in 1955 as the M/V Mercedes. It is believed to be 1 of 3 left in existence. The Mercedes was manufactured in 1955 and delivered to Seattle (Lake Union/Lake Washington) where she has been moored her entire life. Purchased from The first family around 1976 and owned by the same family ever since the Mercedes has been a common site cruising and exploring the San Juan Islands. The boat has had 3 generations on board creating memories that will stand the test of time. This does makes it tough for the family to part with her! The boat has been fresh water stored its entire existence and kept inside a boathouse safe from the elements. Repowered with Perkins Diesels (1900 hours) and lovingly cared for throughout its ownership the boat exudes class and style. From the decks, to the fasteners, to the hull, right down to the vintage refrigerator, no expense was spared in keeping this boat pristine through the years. The boathouse is also for sale. The buyer of the M/V Mercedes gets first right of refusal to purchase the boathouse under a separate agreement. The boathouse is located in Ballard area of Seattle by the locks. Long term moorage lease is also available for the boathouse. Survey just completed with haul out performed 4/2021 with new bottom paint.

One of only 30 hulls produced in this model during the early Depression years. Double carved planked mahogany hull, mahogany interior, and mahogany superstructure finished bright. Complete restoration in 2001. Repowered with a Gray Marine 6-cylindert engine, serial number K4281.

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.

This 1968 Trojan has been comprehensively restored and a recent survey describes her to be in "Bristol" condition. Repowered with twin 454 Crusader engines and very low hours since completed. Well equipped and maintained.

1956 30' Chris Craft El Captain #143 of #144 twin gas screw mahogany wood cabin cruiser with original hardtop has undergone a complete restoration which includes total rebuild of her original Hercules M 130 HP engines. Fitted with new Jabsco electric marine toilet with macerating pump and 40 gallon holding tank. She carries 30 gallons of fresh water. The galley has original sinks with hot & cold running water, the original ice box converted to new refrigeration system. A new 5 gallon hot water heater and a new Marine Aire Heat and A/C system installed during restoration. A Force 10 Propane 3 burner cooktop with oven. A new Xantrex Freedom 458 Inverter/Charger with automatic charge for engine and house batteries, also a solar panel installed to trickle charge the system. Cockpit sports new Garman Phantom 18 Radar and Garman GPSMAP 1242 touch screen navigation system. New SeaWatch Marine TV/FM Antenna. All new custom upholstery and custom aft and side curtain with isenglass. Mahogany and all brite work is in pristine condition and meticulously maintained. Recent marine survey available.

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.

Great older wooden cabin cruiser with a reliable Chrysler Slant Six engine and Volvo out drive. Large cabin area with kit,dinette seperate bathroom, vee bunk up front with opening hatch for foreward access. Good tight sound hull. Has bimini top for enclosure.

Beautiful Teak and Mahogany Registered Maritime Vessel. Commissioned by Marie de Vries, (Professor of Ballet and posthumous scholarship at Washington State University). Voted "One of the 10 best places to kiss in the 'Pacific NorthWest' Magazine" Full boat cover. Used every summer. Very well maintained.

This 4 stateroom Huckins Seafarer 64 offers comfortable cruising accommodations for 7 guests plus a Captains stateroom. Multiple areas for relaxing and entertaining. The large flybridge is an ideal place to socialize with family and friends, designed to seat 12-15 comfortably. The enclosed bridge deck has cross conversational seating being open to the lower helm and offers 360 degree visibility for breathtaking panoramic views while underway. The spacious cockpit offers additional lounge space, and hatch access to engines and generator.

This is a beautiful cruising boat. She is in exceptionally good condition cruising the Chesapeake Bay area, circumnavigating lower half of Florida and traveling the Bahamas and Abacos. Built 1932, massively rebuilt with a complete new bottom including the keel, stem, frames and planking. A new 100 HP John Deere main engine and 7.5 kw Yanmar Generator were installed new along with all new wiring and plumbing. Launched restored in 1992. Constructed by C.A. Morse in Thomaston, Maine she is very good in a seaway. Loaded with character, she has the original wood burning Shipmate Stoves. A practical cruising boat with large capacity icebox style fridge and freezer. She can sleep four with one pullout double berth. Water capacity is 250 gal, fuel is 250 gal and she burns about three gal/hr of diesel. I have owned her for 40 years and am ready to pass on her legacy to a discriminating fine vintage yacht owner.

This boat has been garage kept since it has been pulled out of the water. Wood is solid and does not have worms.There are some boards that need replaced and caulked since its been sitting for awhile. It will need work, fortunately it is mainly new varnish and paint. There is a 50ft trailer

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.

This American Car & Founbdry boat is believed to be the largest remaining boat from this builder. It is constructed of oak, teak and mahogany and reflects the elegance of a bygone era. She has an intersting career as she owned for mnay years by Jett Williams, the daughter of Hank Williams. In 1942 the US Navy took possession of the boat and used her as a shore patrol vessel along the East Coast searching for submarines and enemy vessels. Logs from this time period are with the boat. The American Car & Foundry Company of Wilmington, Delaware was formed by the merger of 13 smaller, competing railroad car companies and steel companies. The boat has undergone siginficant work in recent yuears including replacmeent of rub rails, skirt boards, and some planks whioch contained dteriration. Sh ehas received 5 coats of primer over the entire port and starboard sides above the waterline and the result is that she is water ready.

Rare 1941 Model. Few made as Chris Craft switched to WW2 production the next model year. Cool large crank windows. Extensive rebuild.History of my 1941 Chris Craft Sedan Cruiser (as best I can surmise): I believe it to have been delivered late 1941 because I discovered this inscription under the galley counter when doing some repairs. It was originally purchased by a family in Nashville who used it on the Tennessee River. I had contact with some of the children of the owner who recalled wonderful times on the boat. Subsequently, it was purchased by an attorney in Washington DC, I believe in the 1960s. It was then purchased from his estate in 2011 by a broker who specialized in antique boats. He drove the boat from Columbia Island Marina to Colonial Beach VA with no problems. He kept it in a heated boat shed there with the intention of restoring her. He decided due to his age and resources to sell her. I purchased it from him in 2012. There was some serious repairs required and the broker hooked me up with an experienced restorer and Master Boatwright. He is an excellent job using Philippine mahogany. It took eight months of his exclusive time and $55,000. I visited on numerous occasions and installed new electronics and updated some mechanical and electrical systems. I drove her from Deale MD to Plymouth MA in May of 2013. The boat ran perfectly. Since then I have made continual upgrades and restorations. So, I believe I am the third owner/user of the boat. I have looked extensively and have never found any other surviving boat of this model.

A distinctive yacht with her stylish cabin windows, aggressive bridge overhang, and reversed radar arch, the 42 Motor Yacht was Carver's first attempt at the big-boat market...and what a success! She sold very well during her production years and remains popular today in the pre-owned market thanks to a roomy, well-arranged and cavernous floorplan. She's built on a conventional modified-V hull with a solid fiberglass bottom. There were two floorplans available...this is the one without a dinette, providing a larger galley and guest head forward, and a larger guest stateroom with a centerline berth. The salon offers a huge feel for a 42-footer and with her wrap around windows offers a panoramic view allowing an abundance of natural light in. While most were built with a lower helm to port, this one was not, allowing more room in the salon for lounging and entertaining. The aft deck offers space for table and chairs, protected with the hard top, while the bridge has enough comfortable seating for six. Her well-arranged engine room has more than adequate space for getting around, and is accessed via fold up steps from the galley area. She's powered by Mercruiser 454-cid gas engines. While no speed demon, she'll cruise comfortably at about 13-15 knots while reaching a top speed of just over 18 knots. The owner cruises this vessel in the fresh waters of the Upper Chesapeake Bay around 20-50 hours every year. While she makes an excellent condo on the water, she hasn't been sitting still like many of her sister ships!

Year: 1969 Mfg: Lyman Model: Express Cruiser Lgth: 30’ Hull# LC-1093 Restored Y/N - date: Bottom – Original N – Bottom Re-done date: 11-2001 Condition: Use scale 1-10 with 1 as worst and 10 as concours: Wood: 8 Finish: 8 Chrome: 7 Gauges: 7 Upholstery: 8 Boat Comments: Come 2019 she will be 50, she still turns heads. In 1969 Lyman only produced 10 of these boats. Engine Information: Engine Mfg: Twin Chrysler Model:318 HP:225 Hours: 205.5 hrs since rebuilt Rebuilt: Yes - date: 4-2011 Engine Comments: sweet sounding Optional Equipment: I have a three ring binder including the build spec sheet of what all have been done to this soon to be 50 year old girl. Boat was originally owned by Harold Schott, Harold was the brother of Walter Schott. Walter was married to Marge Schott owner of the Cincinnati Reds. In 1969, the Schott brothers were part owners of the Lyman Boat Company. This boat was shipped to Schott Buick in Norwood, Ohio and spent two seasons on the Ohio river. It's original name was "Tippy's Canoe". Tippy was Harold's girlfriend. I have more history of this boat also. I have the "spec sheet dated 6-20-1969 she is 30' in length 10'9" Beam Draft 2'7" Freeboard Forward 4'1" Freeboard Aft 3'5" Aft Cockpit Length 10'6" Headroom 6'1" Twin Chrysler's 225 205.5 hrs Twin 50 gals Alu. fuel tanks (newer) New teak deck (2014, $23,000) A/C Ship to Shore Power w/ battery charger (new)/ 4 batteries (new) Custom Canvas to cover entire deck plus many variations of usage ($10,000) Fresh water tank Standup Head & wash basin VHF Compass Galley Refrigerator Microwave Sink Trim Tabs Swim Platform & Ladder Engine Synchronizer plus much more She runs great serviced at least twice per year Stored inside during off season Triple axle trailer 3- Bilge pumps 2- Bilge blowers Stainless Steel Bow Rail Bunk Fill Platform & Cushions Compass Deadlight w/ chrome grill installed in Hatch Aft Deck Vinyl Covered Cabin Deck Holly Teak Drapes, Cabin windows Hatch Screen Docking Lights Aft Cockpit lights Transom Boarding Ladder Pressure water system Screen in Bulkhead Teak Swim Platform Cabin Top Hard Wood with side curtains, vinyl covered 2- Electric Windshield wipers Companion Seats Fog Bell Stern Flag Staff 1- Fuel measuring stick Towel bar & Paper holder Gasoline Fume Detector Hull #LC1093 Trailer Specs: Included with Boat : Yes Mfg: Ron’s Trailer Inc. Year: 2010 # Axles: 3 Brakes: Yes (but never used) Trailer Comments: repainted 2018

Up for sale is a 27 foot cruiser hull. 1957 or 1958 model by the hull number. I bought this hull to swap over the engine and fittings from another cruiser that I have, as this one was redone and has a no soak bottom. I believe the bottom and sides have a West System finish. There is extra West material included with the boat. The boat sat in our warehouse for about 10 years now, and the sides haven't moved or cracked one bit. Very tight and solid hull. I didn't know that the hull had basically all of its hardware when initially purchased, and for that reason didn't end up swapping my hardware (which is slightly different) from my other hull onto this one. As far as I can tell, everything is there to finish this boat. Some of the chrome seemed to be redone already, while some could use re-finishing. The rudder is still installed, with the steering rods inside the bilge. Copper exhaust pipe is also included. I attached pictures of all the miscellaneous parts and fittings spread out on the floor. It has a new spotlight installed, comes with a new blower and bilge pump (both still in box), rolls of electrical wire (and a wiring diagram drawn by the gentleman previously working on it), blueprints of the boat, new flag pole, 2 captains seats, rough convertible cover, etc. etc. See the pictures for everything included. The only thing not included is an engine, prop, or trailer. I used another trailer from one of my 26 footers to have this thing picked up, so I do not have a trailer to offer with it. The boat came without the engine or prop, but I have some spare MCL's (needs to be rebuilt) that I can offer with the boat if interested. I can offer any additional pictures or information to the best of my ability. Don't miss a chance to get a great boat that already has the hard work done to it!

It was custom built for Mr Packard of Packard Automobiles . It cruised with many famous guests aboard on Chautauqua Lake , NY. Eg Thomas Edison, Henry Firestone, Henry Ford, SC Justice Robert Jackson, President Franklin Roosevelt,and President Bill Clinton.

It has been kept in heated storage. CC exterior paint scheme. Interior is teak. Bow and stern cabins. Two heads. Center galley. The boat has been out two years.

This fine and rare vessel was built in 1913 by Hiram Cowell from Martha's Vineyard. She is a 37 Foot Sword Fishing vessel which was built to commercial standards. Her cedar on oak hull was refit in the 1940's to a ketch rig motor sailor. She is a sweetie and in good working order. She is powered by a Chris Craft W motor and is ready for a good home after many years of great care by the current owner. In the last 50 years there have only been two (2) owners of this vessel.

This is a one of a kind (last boat left). Total re build .all original parts. Won hessel Michigan 1st ln show.won many other 1st awards. Always boat house kept . Owner age reason for sale . Owner saw boat when he was 6years old .bought boat when he was in his 60s. He is person who had rebuild done.boat is a real head turner. One of a kind. This boat is a 5 year total restoration 80% of the wood was replaced. Everything on the boat has been redone or replaced. She has full canvas including a top to bootstripe mooring canvas. This is a true classic and just may be the last of it kind. This boat has always been boathouse kept.

This is a beautiful double stateroom Commuter Yacht with a completely rebuilt engine, repainted and varnished last year. She is boathouse kept year around. Forward stateroom has a large enclosed head with hot and cold running water, hanging locker & chest of drawers, and 4 berths. The aft stateroom has 2 berths, hanging locker and enclosed head.The galley has been updated and the icebox converted to 120 volts. She cruises at 12 knots burning only 2 1/2 gallons an hour. She is a beautiful yacht, reminiscent of the Wall Street Commuters of the 1920's and early 1930's.

1968 Stephens, custom built, pilot house cruiser. 50' length, 17' beam and 4.5' draft. Two new 350 hp Iveco turbo charged diesel engines, only 600 hrs since new. An Onan 10 kw diesel generator. Mahogany hull and interior finishes, very clean, no rot.Full galley, with full size fridge and freezer, propane stove and oven. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms, sleeps eight. Diesel furnace, hot water heat, plus electric and a wood stove. We have very comfortably lived on the boat for the past five years.

This is a very special boat. She was born in Maine in 1970 by the famous builder Arno Day. Refurburished in 1984, New Bern, N.C. by the caring hands of two craftsmen who maticulously and majestically brought her back to life. I have now owned OFD for eight years and maintaine her beauty to a very very high standard. If you are burdened by head turns, applause,"thumbs up", smiles, and constant inquiries regarding her beauty...This is NOT the boat for you.

Back on the market with a significantly reduced price and motivated seller ... Hull #1 of only five 48 foot Commuter models built by Chris Craft. One of two remaining. Inspired by the success of the 38 foot Commuter, the 48 foot model was Chris Craft's impressive flagship model of the motor yacht fleet. Built to provide her owner with rapid high speed transportation, Allez was capable of speeds up to 30mph and could taxi 30 passengers. Equipped with all of the amenities of home, including a galley, salon area, forward and stern staterooms, and ample entertaining area. Allez is the original prototype and exact boat featured in Chris Craft's sales literature. She was displayed at the 1930 New York City and Miami boat shows prior to her first ownership. Imagine touring Allez in 1930 while Chris Craft's salesman demonstrated the boat's elaborate sliding screen mechanism for the forward cabin, crank windows, salon radio, and other features never before-seen in the luxury boating realm. Allez is a very significant part of motor yachting history. She has been painstakingly restored and is ready for her next caretaker. This is the first time the boat has been offered for sale on the open market since 1976.