Do you have a boat for sale—or are you looking to sell one? On this page, you’ll find a varied collection of fine boats for sale, including sail-, power-, paddle-, and oar-driven craft, all of which are built of wood.
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Mast, boom, sails, rigging all in good shape. Hull is mahogany on oak frames. Centerboard. Built in Germany (Rasmussen). 2022 repairs to garboard plank and centerboard trunk. Saltwater most of life, now in Lake Champlain. $4,000.
Boathouse kept. This antique /classic boat has been family owned since 1964. The deep V hull design slices through wakes in the busy St. Lawrence Seaway.
This classic small craft, a Nathaniel Herreshoff's 1905 “Columbia” yacht tender, is built purposely for the discriminating wooden boat enthusiasts US! She was so named because the first was built for the Cup Defender “Columbia”.
Engines overhauled with less than 10 hours running time. Bottom coated with clear penetrating epoxy sealer. Wiring upgraded. Black water system installed. Additional pictures available. Trailer included. All offers considered. $12,000.
Classic Downeast motor launch built by Vinnie Cavanaugh in Portland, Maine. Palmer marine gasoline engine, 135-hp. In storage at Edgecomb Boat Works, Edgecomb, Maine. Needs moderate restoration. Freely given to new owner who wants to keep her alive. More photos available.
16′ gaff-rigged “skimming-dish” catboat, 1852 design by Cat. Robert “Bob” Fish. 247 sq. ft. of sail, 12′ sweeps, centerboard, sail cover, cockpit cover, custom bronze anchor and fittings, many extras incl. 2018 trailer. $16,500 or best offer.
10 year old, 16′ skiff built by historic Lowell Boat Shop. Both hull and 15-hp Mercury engine recently refurbished. Comes with oars, rope bumpers, and cushions. No trailer. $10,500.
Many long passages prove seaworthy. Enginless by choice, for real sailors only. Lying Carriacou, Southern Caribbean in sound condition on mooring. $15,000. Brian@bviyachtsales.com.
ARAMINTA is L Francis Herreshoff’s clipper bow ketch (Design No. 89), often referred to as “Baby Ti”. Built in Maine in 1954, ARAMINTA has a LOA of 33′, beam of 8′6″, and a 5′ draft.
Price reduced to $30,000. This collaboration between Starling Burgess, Francis Herreshoff, and Frank Paine is well known as a high performance, extremely comfortable, day sailing/racing, classic sloop.
Built by Joel White and Arno Day in 1961 to drawing taken from original boat of the 1890s. Seaworthy, roomy, and trailerable, drawing only 16″ w/centerboard raised. Boomed sails are self-tending. Good condition. Located in Chicago, IL. $8,000.
1960’s Correct-Craft built with mahogany plywood. No rot but does need varnish and paint.
Modified and built by the students at the Northwest School of Wooden Boats, this Doug Hylan desig
This unique 21′ plywood schooner is a Martha’s Vineyard classic with an incredible history.
Overview: Are you searching for a unique opportunity to own a wooden sailboat with a rich history
