Miss Crab was built out of Cypress and Mahogany on Oak frames along the Tennessee River.
This boat was built from plans purchased from the museum at Mystic Conneticut. I named it JOYCE. The build took a couple of years. It is powered by a 1919 2 1/2 hp Kingfisher engine built in Toronto, Ontario.
Free. Aage Nielsen sloop. Will need new centerline due to delignification of frame heels around mast step. Was sailing last season.
Over the past 20 years, I and a handful of remarkable shipwrights have completed a comprehensive restoration with tasteful updates to this classic 57' Constellation.
First ever Wianno Senior (Crosby Boatyard) built - 1914 gaff rig keel boat, 25’ (27’ including bowsprit). Modifications include raised cabin, wheel, engine, fiberglassed hull. Lovingly cared for and sails beautifully but needs significant restoration to repair recent water damage.
I've owned this boat for 2 years now. I'm not sure when she was built and has no makers mark on it but it is very well built and in good condition.
Awarded “Best Owner Restored Sailboat” at Mystic WoodenBoat Show 2024. Owned for 47 years and trailer-sailed from the Chesapeake to Canada.
Designed by Knud Reimers and built by Motala in Stockholm. 36' overall, 6' beam, 4.5' draft. Honduras mahogany hull. New mainsail, Torqeedo electric motor. Located in Ithaca, NY. More info at https://acbs.org/the-emperors-boat/
Living by of The Gulf of Finland I wanted to have a small boat that I could easily launch in the spring and take up before the ice covers the sea in the winter. I designed and built the lapstrake boat Kjerstin, named after my grandmother.
19' 7" Runabout, Displacement 2,400 pounds. Built over the past 4.5 years. Built with Douglas fir, western red cedar, Hydrotek marine ply and WestSystem epoxy. Raymarine 9 inch VFD with autopilot, networked with fuel senders and mercury display. Hydro tabs with gyro.