Boats For Sale

Boathouse kept. This antique /classic boat has been family owned since 1964. The deep V hull design slices through wakes in the busy St. Lawrence Seaway.

1968 Chris Craft has been updated and customized for the classic boat lover. Labor Day is a mahogany and oak built boat with classic lines and all the amenities. The hull and deck have been refitted and the interior was updated in 2005. New canvas and electronics added in 2022.

 Olin Stevens design, built on Cape Cod by Crosby. Semi-project boat. I became ill and unable to complete. Deck is new, boat needs some plank work. The boat is complete: sails, masts all hardware and trailer. I sailed this boat for 20 years. A perfect winter project.

Totally restored, ready to cruise. Boat was built in a Chicago yard that had produced PT Boats. Hull is 1-1/8″ Honduras Mahogany, refastened with bronze screws 2014, rebuilt transom, new electrical system 2004, Link 1000 battery system. Powered by twin 7 5-hp Perkins 4-236 diesels.

We are selling our 19′ Bartender that was hand made by my wife’s father. It has been out of the water for a number of years and needs a touch of tlc but not much. Powered by a 30-hp Yamaha that has had a recent water pump and carburetor rebuild. (But it was a while ago).

1928 42′ Elco, Bon Conge is available for sale in Baton Rouge, La. Perfect restoration to as original as the day she was launched with major upgrades that are hidden. New engine, genset, All bronze fittings and stanchions, winner of over 16 awards. ESTATE SALE. 18 year restoration completed.

24.5′ “SOUVENIR”. Master built in Germany-mahogany cold molded hull,mahogany cabin and teak deck. BMW D7 diesel with folding prop. Separate head plus galley with sink and gimballed stove. 1999 galvanized dual axel trailer.

Sail, paddle, row, or go trolling in this 20′ EM White Guide strip built canoe.

Well maintained. sailed regularly. Winter storage in Salem MA. $25,000..

 43.5′ Herreshoff NY-30 class (1905). 43′6″ LOA, 30′ draft, framing: white oak. Fastening: bronze and copper. Planking: double planked with yellow pine over cypress. Inner thickness: cypress. Deck: selected white pine canvas covered. Cabin house: mahogany raised. Outside: lead ballast.

ENA is a 33.5′ classic wooden sloop, finished by LeCompte in 1954. Traditionally rigged. Mahogany over oak frames. Ena requires a dedicated, passionate new caretaker to continue her maintenance. Pictures and videos available for serious inquiries.

1955 Lyman. Great boat loved the memories. Bought it for my wedding and had it restored. New fuel tank last year, rebuilt carburetor, new fuel filter. The engine runs great, I decided not to paint it, but it runs great. Otherwise is completely original. It is a wooden boat so know what it is.

Engines overhauled with less than 10 hours running time. Bottom coated with clear penetrating epoxy sealer. Wiring upgraded. Black water system installed. Additional pictures available. Trailer included. All offers considered. $12,000.

Three bedroom, 1.5 bath, 52′ long, 16′ wide, Classic motor yacht will give you lake/river, etc. views in all directions. Dock rent in northwest OH. Dependable Detroit diesel engines, washer and dryer, full kitchen, huge covered aft deck. Shown by appointment only.

Mollywasett, built in 1968 at Trappe, Md, is now for sale after 34 years of ownership. Striped planked mahogany on white oak frames. Carefully maintained by owner. Fully equiped, many extras. Located Rhode island. In water, in use. Asking $17,000.

Beautiful lines of teak and mahogany—evocative of the style in vogue during the 1930s, grace this rare example of a Marblehead wooden motor yacht built by the Marblehead Boat Yard Co. of Biddeford, Maine.

“CHARM” is an 85′ LOA schooner originally designed to be a personal yacht that was built and finished to very high standards. Since her commissioning she saw very little use until her current owners began the process to have her certified to carry passengers for hire.

Circa 1929 (white oak brightwork). Marconi rigging. Well maintained. Trailer included. $18,500.

Deck’s off for reframing. Hull seems to be basically sound. Needs garboards and first broads. Comes with masts, sails, winches, wheel, deck hardware, interior, etc., but no engine. Hauled in Port Townsend, WA. Free to interested restorer.

“COUNTRY GIRL,” a 34′ Tancook Whaler, lovingly and professionally restored and maintained by Cutts and Case in Oxford, MD. New everything and is ready to go explore her home waters or wherever her new owners care to take her. Asking $30,000.