Do you have a boat for sale—or are you looking to buy one? On this page, you’ll find a varied collection of fine boats for sale, including sail, power, paddle, and oar-driven craft, all of which are built of wood. If you have a current ad that needs to be cancelled or edited, this can only be completed by the Classified Ads Manager, Autumn Charette, autumn@woodenboat.com, 207-359-7713.
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1964 Celebrity Sloop #575. Built in Holland. 19’8”, 6’4” beam, 800 lbs. Centerboard, draws 3’. Cold-molded, African Mahogany; outer hull fared in West System epoxy and Kevlar. Topside and cockpit ~ brightwork; topsides freshly varnished. 25’ Sitka spruce mast. Marconi rig, 172 sq. ft.
Custom Build 18'. Cold-molded method, cedar, Dynel, west systems. 15-hp Mercury EFI, 30 hours. Three seat positions. Bottom painted for salt/fresh. Ray Marine Axiom chart plotter, depth, side-scan, fish-finder. New trailer. Boat was used 30 hours. Health issues. Will deliver.
BOAT HAS SOLD! "Thank you, Autumn. It took some time but it was well worth it." B. Dupre
Needs new fuel tank and motor. Free to a good home. Stoutly built 5/4 Honduras Mahogany with Monel fasteners. Many bronze fittings, built to original design with 3.5” triple sawn white oak frames. Teak decks and blue water specs throughout.
Wooden roof frame over cockpit. No canvas. No motor. No trailer. Located in Columbia County, New York. Call or text.
1996 36 x 11 x 4 , picnic cruiser double ended. Cedar on oak bronze fastened.
Overview: Are you searching for a unique opportunity to own a wooden sailboat with a rich history and craftsmanship? This magnificent vessel, designed by renowned boat architect Warren Bailey of Key Largo, Florida, was crafted with passion and expertise by an experienced tradesman.
In 1984 Antilles took the five of us and Tilly the dog fo
NIMBUS was raced out of Sheridan Shores Yacht Club (Wilmette Harbor, IL) in the 1940s by her original owner, Dr. Earl Lux. About 65 years later, his grandson commissioned a full restoration at West Bay Boat Works in Traverse City, MI.
“LONE STAR” is a world cruising yacht designed by Naval Architect Jay E. Paris Jr. and built at Mashford Bros Ltd. Shipyard in Cremyll, Cornwall, England.
This vessel was built by Naval Architect Ted Carpentier who also worked as an engineer for Hughes Aircraft and was a personal friend of Howard Huges. It was custom built for the CEO of United Airlines (in fact, the original spinnaker is in United Airlines colors).
This G. Taylor Newell design built by Othar Larsen of Norge Boats in Drobak, Norway is in the water and ready to sail away. Located in Branford, Connecticut she has been maintained by Dutch Wharf Boatyard under the stewardship of a knowledgeable owner.
“TULIP” ex. “HALAKYE”, 25′ Gaff rigged knockabout sloop. Classic Shiverick design. Built in Maine by George Palten 1984. Mahogany planks on oak frames. Centerboard shoal draft. Big cockpit easily sits my family of six, luxurious for two couples. Recent refit. All paint and varnish redone.
Great Joel White Design. Fast, Beautiful. Fresh Awlgrip topside and boottop. Interior paint and freshly rebuilt diesel. $42,500. Contact (call- no email) Bruce.
Great Joel White design. Roller Furling Jib. Needs engine and lots of TLC/cleaning. $23,500. Contact (call- no email) Bruce.
Well maintained. Sailed regularly. Winter storage in Salem, MA. $20,000 or best offer.
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.
Price reduced to $30,000. This collaboration between Starling Burgess, Francis Herreshoff, and Frank Paine is well known as a high performance, extremely comfortable, day sailing/racing, classic sloop.
Handcrafted wooden canoe, build by little bear canoes from Milo Maine.
R class sloop 1924. Burgess Swasey Paine design. Fully restored, in racing trim.
Very original express cruiser. Always maintained as needed. One owner for 47 years.
"While Aweigh" is an 18' 6" Port Townsend Skiff, lovingly built and cared for, a head-turner on e
