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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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.
The original Bluenose 23 was designed by one of maritime Canada’s most accomplished naval architects, William J. Roue, in the mid-1940s, with production starting in 1946. The first 77 were built of wood, pine on oak frames.
The bridge deck cruiser was built in 1930 by the Stephens Brothers of Stockton California. Frank Buzzell, of the San Francisco area bought the boat for $12,870 and called it “Lady Bess”.
Drastically reduced price: $12,000. Designer: Francois Vivier. Specifications: 3/8″ Mahogany Plywood Lapstrake. Beam: 5-1/2′. Draft: 10 in./ 2′, 10″. Main and Mizzen: 134 sq. ft. Built: 2019. Location: Falmouth, Maine. Complete, launch ready. Always winter-stored inside, covered.
$6,000. Name of yacht: “Anna R”. Builder: Kenneth Rich. Year Built: 1970. Vessel Type: Pemaquid Design Friendship Sloop. Hull Material: Cedar planking over white oak framing and backbone, copper riveted, lead ballast keel.
This boat was delivered in 2014 and has been in the water twice, once as a row boat and once as a sailboat. Since then it has been stored indoors in a climate controlled environment. $7,900 or best offer, boat must go. Located west of Minneapolis.
Great Joel White Design. Fast, Beautiful. Fresh Awlgrip topside and boottop. Interior paint and freshly rebuilt diesel. $42,500. Contact Bruce.
This antique wooden motor yacht is for well-healed captain that wants the beauty of an antique with the functionality of a modern motor cruiser. Re-powered, fully modernized wiring, heating, central air conditioning, navigation, stereo, refrigeration, electronics, UV coatings.
Length: 24′. Beam: 8′-4″. Draft: 2′-6″ Designer: John Atkins. Type: “Martha Green” cabin cruiser. Builder: C.C. Chen, Taipei, Taiwan. Engine: single 42-hp Graymarine Phantom four.
New Jersey Bayhead Skiff 1967 Sportfish 38′. Cedar on oak, teak decks and mahogany and holly sole. Barn kept since 1989. A worthy project.
24.5′ “SOUVENIR”. Master built in Germany-mahogany cold molded hull,mahogany cabin and teak deck. BMW D7 diesel with folding prop. Separate head plus galley with sink and gimballed stove. 1999 galvanized dual axel trailer.
1969 Brownell 32′ Sportfish. 315-hp. Yanmar with 600hrs. Cold molded fiberglass over oak framing and diagonal mahogany planking - built like a Rybovich, Merrit, or Whiticar.
Melonseed Skiff by Brush Creek Yachts out of VA, built to the specifications of the Smithsonian/C
18't self built from Cheasapeake Light Craft, includes trailer, rowing unit, cover, oars.
1960’s Correct-Craft built with mahogany plywood. No rot but does need varnish and paint.
