“Ronny” was built in the Tacoma Boatyard, Washington. Fur on oak hull.
Built by Maine Boat Building School 2001. One owner, carefully maintained. 16' length, 6'1 beam, 18" draft. Centerboard, great for shallow waters. Oak frame, cedar planks. Trailer and sails included. Berth Martha's Vineyard, $17,000.
Classic wooden kayak built (~2004) by Harry Bryan is a pleasure to paddle and can be easily car topped. The Fiddlehead (12' length; 29.5" beam, ~45 lbs) is a flat bottomed, lapstrake, decked canoe, built with northern white cedar planks, pine mid-frames and white oak coaming and stems.
Ash tree on oak
Sits 5, sleeps 3
Beam 8 '3", Draft 2'
Yanmar 30-hp
Electric Bluesea system
Garmin GPS
Fridge, toilet, sink, mats
Stainless thanks: fuel, water, sanitary
3 axles trailer with winch included
Construction began December 5th, 1953 at Morse Boatbuilding in Thomaston, Maine delivered May 1st, 1954.
Philippine Mahogany on white oak frames
The second of only four vessels built from this design, only one still sailing.
Design specifications:
• LOA 45'
Restoration of this Garwood Model 24 knock-off completed 2023: new Mercrusier 350 MPI (55 mph); oak keelson and bottom ribs; epoxy bottom; digitized original SW gage cluster; CG certified aluminum tank; custom tandem Searra trailer; featured in WoodenBoat March/April 2024 issue volume 29
Tahiti Ketch made in 1978 by SIRVENT FRERS, Iroko wood. Last renovation inside and outside 2024. Length 9 m; width 3,02 m; draft 1,40 m; inboat engine Lombardini 30CV 2006; power 1x30 Hp; tiller; teakcockpit.
This new catboat design from Arey’s Custom Boats is our fastest yet. In 2022 this beautifully crafted racing cat won Best in Show at The WoodenBoat Show in Mystic, Ct. The owner is listing this boat so he can pursue his next project which will be the Arey's XFC 29' Cat.
