Boats For Sale Online

Located in Mystic, Connecticut
- 3 staterooms and salon with A/C units, sleeps 8
- well maintained, economical 8V53 diesels, cruising speed 12-14kts/2200 rpm
- 7.5 kw Onan diesel
- Bottom recently refastened 4000+ silicon bronze screws
- New keel bolts

Gaff-rigged catboat. 12'9" LOA. 6' beam. Custom-designed and built. Nantucket in 2011. Cedar on white oak. Includes trailer spars, sails, 2-hp electric outboard, battery, bilge pump. Well-built; sound condition. Needs cosmetic refresh. Photo taken on launch day 2011.

Beautiful boat once restored (2016) Unfortunately neglected since. Sails like a dream when in its prime. Epoxy bottom sound, needs work above waterline. Has rebuilt running diesel motor. Sleeps 4-6. True piece of history. Call for more info.

Hull #27 of the Grand Banks 36, and as best we can determine, the first twin-engine 36 ever built. Mahogany carvel planking on oak frames. Teak-planked decks. Built by American Marine Ltd., Hong Kong, 1965.

15’ Chesapeake Light Craft Sea Kayak, built of 4mm-okoume plywood hulls and decks, both sheathed with fiberglass. Watertight bulkheads. Includes hatches, deck rigging, adjustable footbraces, and a comfortable seat. Built by experienced master boatbuilder.

19.5' Teak planked and deadwood. Copper riveted. Hull is tight, sound and pretty. Decks, cabin top and coming in epoxy covered plywood. Original Volvo Penta MD1 engine. Sail and spars in fine condition. Cheoy Lee fittings and hardware are unique.

24' Karl Stambaugh designed cat ketch, 9.9-hp motor and custom trailer.

Runner up 2012 WoodenBoat Show, Best in Show, Owner Built Sail.

Cruising sharpie designed and built by Karl Stambaugh Chesapeake Marine Design, LLC
Length on Deck 24ft- 0in
Beam 8ft-6in
Draft 1ft-6in board up, 4ft-0in board down
Construction is plywood and epoxy
Electric auxiliary inboard
Sleeps four

WANTED - Boatbuilding Lumber

Looking for Mahogany lumber and/or marine plywood purchased for a stalled boatbuilding project. Will pickup within a reasonable distance.

Newfound Adirondack Guide Boat - New 16'-2" long, 36.75" beam with (2) 8' Shaw & Tenney oars. Hull is painted green to the water line. Built by seasoned woodworkers in our lake community.

1958 White 20' power boat with trailer. Low hours 60 mercury engine. Head with custom sink. Boat must be seen. $20,000 or best offer.

Thames River racing skiff converted to expedition style rowing boat. Built 1900-1918 by E. Messum & Son, London. S-glass/epoxy sheathing. Watertight compartments. Trailer.

KESA is a modern 17' LOA Cape Split peapod based on the Cape Split peapod design at Mystic Seaport. Very fast and seaworthy, KESA is a veteran of multiple Small Reach Regattas. Strip-planked with fiberglass and epoxy below the waterline. Topsides are glued-lap sapele planking.

Built in the Vic Franck's yard in Seattle, Washington, Mariner III is 47 ft long, 13 1/2 wide, 6 ft draft with 1 3/8 red cedar planking over 2 x 2 1/2 bent oak frames on 10 inch centres. Solid Sitka spruce spars (original) with new Spectra standing rigging.

A 39' sloop designed & built by Bud McIntosh in 1962. She is the featured boat in Bud's classic book "How to Build a Wooden Boat." Mahogany on oak & apitong frames, lead ballast keel. Mainsail and 4 jibs in good/ very good condition. Hollow spruce mast with recent Awlgrip.

Built in 2019, this little boat is a real looker. Sleeps two with a small galley. 60 horse E-tec

2015 Maine Landing School 17' runabout, unique, only four built, hand crafted wood/fiberglass mat, 50-hp E-Tec, ~225 hrs fresh water only, with trailer.

San Francisco Bay birthed 1946 Fellow & Stewart Island Clipper, Nirvana (44 ft LOA, 9 ½ beam, 7 ½ draft, fractional rigged sloop) is available. The boat is in the water. Douglass fir on white oak frames with mahogany trim. Galvanized fasteners.

A Joel White design, this beautiful wooden sailing and rowing skiff was built by a professional woodworker using marine mahogany plywood and epoxy. Bronze fasteners and hardware throughout. Near perfect condition.