Wooden roof frame over cockpit. No canvas. No motor. No trailer. Located in Columbia County, New York. Call or text.
1996 36 x 11 x 4 , picnic cruiser double ended. Cedar on oak bronze fastened.
Built by Arno Day in 1973, Pamanus has a long history sailing the Salish Sea. She is 41 feet LOA on a 38 foot hull. She was refurbished and re-powered in 2011/2013. She accommodates two in a forward master and offers generous space for cursing in her pilot and coach houses.
Named for feisty duck in Hagar the Horrible, this small boat is a Milgate Duck Punt. Built of plywood in the "stitch and glue" method, she was built from the free plans found online and launched at the Mid-Atlantic Small Craft Festival in St. Michaels MD on October 6.
Overview: Are you searching for a unique opportunity to own a wooden sailboat with a rich history and craftsmanship? This magnificent vessel, designed by renowned boat architect Warren Bailey of Key Largo, Florida, was crafted with passion and expertise by an experienced tradesman.
Sojourn is a Sjogin III, a Paul Gartside design #184, a sturdy, seaworthy daysailer that evolved as a smaller, trailerable version of the 22ft double-ender Sjogin.
Planked with Vendia marine planks, bilge keels in lieu of CB, cabin added and yawl rigged.
In 1984 Antilles took the five of us and Tilly the dog fo
Launching of my cedar strip planked row boat. It is a 15′ Rangeley lake boat. The plans are from Newfound Woodworks. Made out of eastern cedar, western cedar, black ash and spanish cedar. The oars are made of ash.
This 18' wooden dory was constructed from plans by Jeff Spira, Spira International with the professional assistant from The Motor Boat Garage, Norwood, Ohio. The MBG specializes in restoration for Chris Craft, Century, Hacker and Lyman boats of all ages and ultra fine mahogany work.