Small Craft
1940 16' Hafer rowboat
1940 16' Hafer rowboat with original oars. Built by Hafer Boat Company , Spirit Lake, Iowa using western cedar. Recently restored to good condition. Asking $2,900.
1940 16' Hafer rowboat with original oars. Built by Hafer Boat Company , Spirit Lake, Iowa using western cedar. Recently restored to good condition. Asking $2,900.
Classic wooden model with recent refit worth >$75,000. 2018 Crusader 5.7, 375-hp gas engine (only 75 hours). Equipped with V-berth, head, sink and a semi-custom hydraulic trailer. With only 3'-6" draft and beam of 10' she can take you just about anywhere!
Boat builder Rex Brown of Michigan, built this modified surf dory from plans developed by Ed Davis from Maine. The original "Tropic Bird" sailboat was designed and built by Mr. Davis. It was featured in the 2001 WoodenBoat Magazine No. 163.
Built by Cottrell Boat Builders in Maine and shipped to San Diego, CA. Original design extended one foot to 11' and a few inches taller. Excellent stability and rowing boat. 7.5' Shaw and Tenney oars with cover. Pacific trailer with 5,000 capacity (over built) cost $2,400.
Built in 2001 by my father. Cedar over White Oak with White Oak Deck Bronze fasteners. Has always been stored in a garage and kept dry. 15-hp Honda outboard with very low hours was just serviced and ready to go. Comes with all paperwork and plans, trailer and Oars.
For Sale; Two 1960s Cris Craft Cavalier boats, approx. 26', V Drive, both have a 327 V-8 engine with 4 barrel carburetor. Everything intact with both. Trailers included with both. Custom made canvas cover for one. One is very restorable and the other for parts. Please make an offer.
Harry Bryan design. 2010 build. Very good condition. Cedar on white oak frames, knees, transom. Traditional construction. Complete lug rig with spruce mast, yard, boom. Can accommodate small outboard. Includes galvanized trailer. Stored indoors, Andover, NH. $4,500.
Eleanor is for sale. Howard Hughes’ personal yacht. 71’, built to Trumpy’s exacting standards in 1939. Full professional restoration underway including new frames, stem, transom, bottom and topside planking, Cap rail and roof. Factory rebuilt pair of Cummins diesels await installation.
Offered for sale is the very desirable plywood- Lapstrake version of the popular Chebacco cat yawl.
Much has been written about this boat Including the https://www.chebacco.com/ website and WoodenBoat Number 107, page 80.
BOAT SOLD! ENGINE STILL AVAILABLE