Thames River racing skiff converted to expedition style rowing boat. Built 1900-1918 by E. Messum & Son, London. S-glass/epoxy sheathing. Watertight compartments. Trailer.
KESA is a modern 17' LOA Cape Split peapod based on the Cape Split peapod design at Mystic Seaport. Very fast and seaworthy, KESA is a veteran of multiple Small Reach Regattas. Strip-planked with fiberglass and epoxy below the waterline. Topsides are glued-lap sapele planking.
Built in the Vic Franck's yard in Seattle, Washington, Mariner III is 47 ft long, 13 1/2 wide, 6 ft draft with 1 3/8 red cedar planking over 2 x 2 1/2 bent oak frames on 10 inch centres. Solid Sitka spruce spars (original) with new Spectra standing rigging.
This original Herreshoff 12 1/2 was one of the last to come off the line of Herreshoff Manufacturing Company in Bristol, Rhode Island. WASP was purchased by Nick Voulgaris III in 2004 and he actively sailed her for close to twenty years.
A 39' sloop designed & built by Bud McIntosh in 1962. She is the featured boat in Bud's classic book "How to Build a Wooden Boat." Mahogany on oak & apitong frames, lead ballast keel. Mainsail and 4 jibs in good/ very good condition. Hollow spruce mast with recent Awlgrip.
Built in 2019, this little boat is a real looker. Sleeps two with a small galley. 60 horse E-tec
2015 Maine Landing School 17' runabout, unique, only four built, hand crafted wood/fiberglass mat, 50-hp E-Tec, ~225 hrs fresh water only, with trailer.
San Francisco Bay birthed 1946 Fellow & Stewart Island Clipper, Nirvana (44 ft LOA, 9 ½ beam, 7 ½ draft, fractional rigged sloop) is available. The boat is in the water. Douglass fir on white oak frames with mahogany trim. Galvanized fasteners.
A Joel White design, this beautiful wooden sailing and rowing skiff was built by a professional woodworker using marine mahogany plywood and epoxy. Bronze fasteners and hardware throughout. Near perfect condition.
Two matching 8' fiberglassed okume plywood boats with 6 and 8-hp motors carried on one trailer. Absolutely complete rig, and everything works well. Race them (CCWBRA.com) or just mess-about. Way fun!