Sparks - a modern take on a vintage launch.
30’ electric/solar/diesel fantail launch with a low maintenance wood composite hull. Built by Ted Moores for his personal use to peacefully cruise inland waterways with dogs and grandchildren.
For the right person, couple, or small family, Tegolin could be a comfortable and spirited little sailing yacht. She is a 26 foot long masthead sloop with an 8 foot beam and shoal water draft of 2.5 feet. She is designed by the the renowned marine designer, writer, and editor Maurice Griffiths.
1958 Fenwick Williams 18' wooden catboat with tender and new 2023 galvanized trailer with stainless steel fittings, not pictured. Vetus diesel 10 hp new. To many extras to list. On the hard. Needs some interior work to complete. Marine survey from 2023 available to interested parties.
1940 Witchcraft Runabout sold through Sears, Roebuck and Co. I assume it was made in 1940 because the numbers 40 are stamped upside down on the inside side of the transom. Deck, gunwales & transom are mahogany.
The junk is technically a sailboat, but her rig has been modified and she’s never had a proper suit of sails. I always use her as a power boat.
Looking for an additional 1 or 2 partners to joint two existing partners, to create an LLC for the purpose of acquiring and maintaining a Concordia 39 yawl. The boat will be kept either at Dutch Harbor Jamestown or Padanaram, South Darmouth.
Design by Chesapeake Marine Design, LLC,
Built in 2016 by Morris Island Boat Works, Charleston, SC
23' Length, 8' Beam, Draft 1'6" engine up
Hull Construction – Marine grade ply w/ epoxy/glass inside & out Weight/ 4,200 lbs + fuel + engine + all your stuff!!!!
The Ruby Seadragon (formerly Mei Wen Ti) is an authentic, one-of-a-kind, wooden Chinese junk boat hand-crafted using traditional methods in an ancient yard near the Yangtze River. All bronze portlights and hardware, beautifully crafted butterfly hatches throughout, all hand-hewn.
Meraboire 1, one of the last known Pinaud motor yachts, is for sale. Walter Pinaud made his name working with Alexander Graham Bell on experimental hydrofoils in Baddeck, Nova Scotia and built Meraboire 1 there circa 1963.