14 foot skiff. She was built by the Skaneateles Boat and Canoe Company at the turn of the century. Cedar on steam bent oak ribs. Lapstrake.This beautifully constructed and superbly maintained boat is a wooden boat collectors item: Skaneateles Wooden Boat Show/Clayton Boat Museum quality.
COLNETT is a 42′ motor cruiser which was built in 1924 by Seacraft Corp. in Wilmington, CA. She was built for Mr. Henry Vaughn, with sea trials and commissioning extending into early 1925. She was constructed to Edson B. Schock design #307.
This 14-foot Pacific Power Dory was built over 4 years. The hull design is the Seneca Power Dory by Jeff Spira. It was built by Murray Walker with help from his friends, Alex Johnson and Tom Hostetler.
I launched my boat July 27, 2015, I started the build on December 4, 2014. I have 814 hours in the build. The boat performs very Well. I installed a new 70 HP Yamaha 4 stroke outboard with the command link instrument package. The boat reached 29 MPH at 6200 RPM. Getting 5.4 MPG of fuel.
This 16 Talon is designed to give you more boat for less dollars! You will smile zooming over choppy waters with its smooth riding hull.
Our Talon Series boats are designed to handle good seas with speed and comfort. We use a 30 degree dead rise found on production speed boats to make a soft ride.
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SAPELE is a trawler style boat built by its owner. It has Douglas fir framing and bulkheads together with marine plywood. The hull is sheathed with fiberglass set in epoxy. The keel is 3″ wide and 14″ deep of Sapele, with a sacrificial strip of purple heart. The keel is bolted with bronze bolts.
Verity is the first Bristol 16, designed in tandem with a 32 foot motor launch for the same owner, which is in build now.She is of composite build: strip planked in Western Red Cedar, epoxy/glass sheathed, fitted out in teak, W R Cedar and plywood.
The Bristol 16 was designed in tandem with a 32 foot motor launch for one owner, who asked for certain design features like the straight stem.
WHIMSY—30 ft cabin built in 1947 by Elmer Collomer. Camden Maine. Said to be the only power boat he ever built.