Little over half finished cedar strip boat. FREE.
I bought a house-shop and this boat was in the partially finished state in the shop. I have no time to finish it, nor do I have a use for it if it was finished.
PNW original now on the market! Built in 1941 by the US Gov for Alaska service and converted to private yacht in 1967 GYRFALCON is ready to go cruising now. More information available upon request.
This is a classic. Was once such a wonderful cruiser (see the journal on-line at: https://lillianbelle1946.blogspot.com/). Now it has been left for non-payment in our boatyard.
33' Friendship Sloop, #64, "Amicitia", LOA 42', designed by John Alden, built by Lash Bros. in 1965, cedar/oak; major refit by Jim Elk in 2016 incl new mast; continued upgrades by Triad Boatworks; Yanmar 24-hp. Full headroom, well found. In my ownership for the past 50 yrs.
Built at our winter home in Belize from local woods: Honduras mahogany for frames, stringers, etc; Spanish cedar for the planks.
Located in CT. Recent restoration (2022-2023). Work included stem replacement and repairs, rib replacements and repairs, planking replacement and repairs, all new deck framing and decks, new windscreen structure, new seats, bulkhead, electrical, all new finishes.
Built in 1991 by a local CT River boatbuilder, Henry Thorpe, this Wittholz Downeaster 18 Runabout is a darling, responsive little boat perfect for calm bays or lakes. The boat has only had three owners (including North Cove Sailing Services).
ARTEMIS is a John Atkin design, (#772 Wanderer), that my father started building in 1957 and I finished and launched here in VT in 2005. Well, finished is not correct as I am still working on her, and re-fitting her for her 20th anniversary on the water next year.
RANDOM was built in 1949 in Sausalito, CA by Nunes Bros Boatyard. She was hull #7 of 17 of the Hurricane 30 class yachts built in the 40s and 50s.