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1939 Chris Craft 19ft Custom Runabout
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1939 Chris Craft 19ft Custom Runabout
$109,500.001939 Chris Craft 19ft Custom Runabout, “Barrel Back”.
The Chris Craft Custom Runabout, known colloquially in classic boating circles as the “Barrel Back,” is arguably the most desirable Chris Craft model produced. They represented the highest level of craftsmanship Chris Craft ever offered because it required skilled craftsmen to produce the full half circle transom shape. The transom is so round above water that it actually looks like a floating barrel. While Chris Craft never officially adopted the moniker, it stuck anyway. The 19-foot Custom Runabout model was built from 1939 through 1942 and only 433 were made.
This Custom Runabout, hull number 48641, was completely restored in 2007/2008 with photo documentation of the project. The boat is currently in Bristol Condition and is equipped with a 5200 bottom to eliminate soaking. It has the fold down Bugatti style windshields as used in 1939 and 1940. Also unique to this year is the one-piece instrument panel. It is powered by the original Chris Craft M engine with 135 hp. The engine was rebuilt in 2007 and currently has less than 25 hours on it. It features a 12V charging system with one battery, a bilge pump and horn. It also comes with two covers, summer and winter. The boat sits on a single axle 2007 Trailmaster trailer with spare tire and is annually serviced.
This boat is offsite and has not been inspected by Sierra Boat Co.
- ID: LINDSAY
- Year: 1939
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Custom Runabout, “Barrel Back”
- Length: 19ft
- Engine: Chris Craft M, 130 hp
- Trailer: 2007 Trailmaster
- Price: $109,500.00
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1949 Chris Craft 20ft Custom – SOLD
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1949 Chris Craft 20ft Custom – SOLD
$45,000.001949 Chris Craft 20ft Custom.
The 20ft Custom Runabout is one of the best post war boats that Chris Craft built. They were very high quality and were a continuation of the pre-war 19ft Custom, AKA 19ft Barrel Back. These boats have become one of the most collectible boats on the market.
This 1949 Chris Craft 20ft was delivered in June of 1949 to a dealer in Duluth, Minnesota. Nearly 40 years later, the restorer Don Viehmeyer discovered her in Minnesota in 1986 in very poor condition and restored her in 2000. The current owners purchased “Clementine” in May of that year. Her name originated from the song “Oh My Darling Clementine” because she is, as the lyrics go, a “49’er”.
Clementine was a family boat and a daily user on Lake Tahoe. She is hull #362 of a series of 367 which makes her one of the last manufactured in the series. Clementine has been “Miss May” in a national calendar and has appeared in Classic Boating Magazine. The boat has earned first and second place awards at the Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance. The boat was last refreshed by the crew at Obexer’s Boat Company.
The boat comes on a custom Trailer Plus tandem axle trailer that was fully serviced in the spring of 2019 and is protected by a custom full waterline cover.
https://www.chriscraft.com/our-story/timeline/
- ID: CLEMENTINE
- Year: 1949
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Custom Runabout
- Length: 20ft
- Engine: Chris Craft MBL, 158 hp
- Trailer: Custom Trailer Plus tandem axle
- Price: $45,000.00
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1958 Chris Craft 19ft Capri
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1958 Chris Craft 19ft Capri
$35,000.001958 Chris Craft 19ft Capri.
From 1955 to 1958 Chris Craft produced 786 Capri’s. This 1958 Chris Craft Capri is hull number 750 making it one of the last 35 Capri’s ever built. Chris Craft offered three engine options at that time for the Capri; KBL, KLC and KFL. This boat was special ordered with a Ford Interceptor 312 engine for better performance and more horsepower, perfect for Lake Tahoe’s higher altitude. The Interceptor 312 was rebuilt by Sierra Boat in 2016, has only been used in Lake Tahoe and has very low engine hours on it.
This 1958 Chris Craft 19ft Capri features a no soak bottom. The deck and hull sides varnish are in good condition. Everything is original besides the no soak bottom. Interior upholstery and flooring are in good condition. The boat is protected by a full custom cover that is in good condition as well.
The boat comes with a like new 2014 California Trailer Works tandem axle custom trailer that features a swing tongue.
This 1958 Chris Craft 19ft Capri is turn key and ideal for Tahoe!
https://www.chriscraft.com/our-story/timeline/
- ID: RED’S DREAM
- Year: 1958
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Capri
- Length: 19ft
- Engine: Ford Interceptor 312, 225 hp
- Trailer: 2014 CTW Custom trailer
- Price: $35,000.00
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1969 Bertram 20ft “The Red Baron”
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1969 Bertram 20ft “The Red Baron”
$38,500.001969 Bertram 20ft “The Red Baron”
This is the smallest in the Baron line of race boats. The Bertram name carries a great reputation in classic as well as modern boats as they are very well-built boats. This one in particular is one of a run of only of 20 or so in 1969. In the mid 60’s racing was popular and boat builders were looking to dominate certain classes of boat lengths. This was a tried and true hull in the early 60’s known as the Mopie fishing vessel. It had great hull lift due to the heavy interior and overall construction.
Sammy James was the heavy hitter in Bertram Racing at the time and the current seller of the boat tracked him down in Florida some years ago. He asked him if he was familiar with the boat and Sammy James said “Familiar???? Hell son, I built them. You mean there are still some left? That’s great.” Sammy James then filled the seller in on the boat. They basically stripped the Mopie and built this custom deck for the boat to go racing. The boat was a really great performer up to about 60 MPH and then it got a little sketchy. They lost about ½ the boats in testing and regrouped, sold the remaining boats (repowered with less power to control hull speed) and sold them off to recoup some funds for the next boat to test. They were powered with Holman-Moody engines and had Volvo outdrives of the period.
This boat was purchased in New York by Dick Clarke of Sierra Boat Company about 45 years ago and sat in the warehouse until Tony Brown of wood boat restoration fame bought it and it sat some more. The current owner bought it and proceeded to do a period correct refurb on it. It is not representing a restoration as there are original pieces that were not serviced or restored and the seller did take some liberties that are correct but upgraded. He installed a period correct Volvo outdrive with outboard trim rams which is rare. He also built a Holman-Moody Ford 351 Windsor engine as this was for altitude. It does 45 on GPS at Tahoe’s 6300’ elevation. The boat comes on a custom trailer that was fit to the boat.
The seller has all the receipts since he bought it. This is truly a great collector’s boat that can be enjoyed and then restored with room for future profit on a sale.
- ID: THE RED BARON
- Year: 1969
- Builder: Bertram
- Model: Red Baron
- Length: 20ft
- Engine: Ford 351 Windsor
- Trailer: Custom Trailer
- Price: $38,500.00
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1987 Donzi Z-25 – SOLD
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1987 Donzi Z-25 – SOLD
$25,000.001987 Donzi Z-25
The Donzi Company was founded in 1963 and has been regarded for years as the premier builder of American fiberglass boats. The sleek-lined Donzi shape was first designed for ocean racing and became popular for luxury speedboats. Space, ergonomics, comfort and performance are blended together in the Z-25 to take you to new waypoints in a level of style that is distinctly Donzi.
This 1987 Donzi is a two-owner boat and was restored by the original owner before selling the boat in 2015 to its current owner who brought it to Lake Tahoe to use. The current owner had the engine replace by Walker Marine in South Lake Tahoe in the fall of 2015. This Donzi is now powered by a 2014 MerCruiser 454 with 330 hp and 63.0 Lake Tahoe only fresh water engine hours. The outdrive is a MerCruiser Bravo One. All records for the new engine available.
The 1987 Donzi Z-25 features a V-berth with a bed, two seats, ski locker, and the upgraded stereo entertainment unit. It has dual front seats and a rear bench seat for more passengers. More features include a bimini top, underwater transom lights, swim ladder, and much more.
The boat comes on a restored 1988 Shoreline Products Trailer tandem axle. Protecting the boat is a custom cover that is in excellent condition and covers the cockpit and closed bow.
Make an offer and own a Donzi, one of the best high-performance boats ever made!
- ID: CF6846UY
- Year: 1987
- Builder: Donzi
- Model: Z-25
- Length: 24’6’’
- Engine: MerCruiser 454, 330 hp
- Trailer: Shoreline Products Trailer tandem axle
- Price: $25,000.00
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1991 Cobalt 222 – SOLD
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1991 Cobalt 222 – SOLD
$9,000.001991 Cobalt 222
This Cobalt is powered by a MerCruiser 7.4L V8 with 310 hp. The engine has 444.9 fresh water only engine hours on it. That is around 16 hours per year which is very minimal annual use.
The boat is equipped with a cassette stereo system, depth finder, battery switch, trim indicator, ski locker, anchor locker, swim step with ladders, spare prop and much more.
This boat has an open bow and seats up to 9 people. The boat features a bimini top to get you out of the sun. The boat has been a Tahoe only boat and comes with a trailer.
Don’t miss out on a low engine, fresh water only, Tahoe Cobalt!
- ID: PASSPORTOUT2
- Year: 1991
- Builder: Cobalt
- Model: 222
- Length: 22’2’’
- Engine: MerCruiser 7.4L V8, 310 hp
- Trailer: Custom Trailer
- Price: $9,000.00
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2007 Chris Craft 22ft Lancer – SOLD
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2007 Chris Craft 22ft Lancer – SOLD
$39,500.002007 Chris Craft 22ft Lancer.
For 142 years, Chris Craft has been building boats one way: by hand. Part of the pleasure of owning a Chris-Craft is exploring the beauty and practicality of all the details within it. Small, spacious and stylish, the Lancer 22ft is made for water sports of all kinds.
The 22ft Lancer combines incredible Chris-Craft details with quick acceleration and agile handling. Accommodating a group of up to 7 passengers, its wide flared hull creates the space for a large bow that has the iconic Rumble Seat dating back to its wooden boat lineage. The hydraulic rumble seats give you the option for more seating at the push of a button but keeps the classic lines of a closed bow boat. The driver and passenger seats feature fold up bolsters and a 3-person aft bench makes it ideal for socializing, sunbathing and relaxing.
This 22ft Lancer is powered by a Volvo Penta 5.7 GXI with 320 hp. It has 259.0 engine hours on it so only 21.5 hours of use each year! The interior upholstery is in good condition. The white hull sides are excellent condition. The boat is equipped with a swim ladder on the teak swim step, extendable ski pole, ski locker, depth finder, teak table for cockpit, tonneau cover and full custom waterline cover, etc.
The boat comes on a 2004 Pacific Trailer dual axle trailer with a swing tongue.
This 2007 Chris Craft 22ft Lancer is a one owner boat with low engine hours at a fraction of the cost of a new one!
- ID: HA2198K
- Year: 2007
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Lancer
- Length: 22ft
- Engine: Volvo Penta GXI, 320 hp
- Trailer: 2004 Pacific Trailer
- Price: $39,500.00
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T-44 Wild Horses – 1997 33ft Gentleman’s Racer
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T-44 Wild Horses – 1997 33ft Gentleman’s Racer
$225,000.00T-44 Wild Horses – 1997 33ft Gentleman’s Racer.
The concept behind the creation of this boat was developed by Ken Bassett of Onion River Boatworks in Vermont and Tony Brown at Western Runabouts in California. They used the design of a 1920s-era Hacker-Craft named “Nick-Nack” as a basic blueprint – but many modifications needed to be made to accommodate the new engine and handle the power it develops.
The idea was to put a Rolls-Royce Meteor V12 tank engine into a speed boat. The Meteor V12 was a development of the legendary Rolls-Royce Merlin aero engine from aircraft’s like the Spitfire and P51 Mustang. The Meteor was developed for use in tanks, and it was so successful that it fundamentally changed the way tanks were designed. With a capacity of 27 liters (1648 cubic inches), no supercharger (as was used on the Merlin) and a power output of 650 hp, the Meteor proved both reliable and easy to produce – in fact many early Meteors were built from the remains of crashed Merlins.
The original boat, Nick-Nack, had been a major icon in its day. It was owned by Commodore Humphrey Birge of Buffalo, New York and it shattered the one-lap, 50-mile and 150-mile records at the Wood-Fisher race at Detroit, Michigan in 1921.
The Commodore’s vessel had a 200 hp Hall-Scott motor fitted – approximately 70% less powerful than the mighty V12 sitting in the new boat handcrafted by Brown & Bassett. The interior is upholstered from maroon leather and there’s a forward jump seat that is said to be for “brave passengers”!
T-44 is a one owner 33ft gentleman’s racer that has been meticulously maintained and comes on a custom-configured trailer for easy transport.
- ID: T-44 Wild Horses
- Year: 1997
- Builder: Bassett & Brown
- Model: T-44
- Length: 33ft
- Engine: Rolls Royce V12, 650 hp
- Trailer: Custom triple axle
- Price: $225,000.00
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1941 Chris Craft 19ft Custom Runabout
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1941 Chris Craft 19ft Custom Runabout
$75,000.001941 Chris Craft 19ft Custom Runabout.
The pre-war Chris Craft Custom Runabouts are the most iconic and collectible of all of the vintage runabouts. The 19’ version was built from 1939 to 1942. The vintage boat hobby refers to these boats as barrel backs. This is a hobby term and was never a factory name, the correct model name for the 19’ being a “custom”. In the first two years this model had a more pointed bow and fold down small windshields, often termed Bugatti windshields. For the model year 1941 and later, the hull received a more rounded bow and a four panel, folding windshield. Collectors have their preferences and the style is a matter of taste more than function. In the water they are essentially the same boat.
The boat featured here is an older restoration with little use. It was purchased by the current owner at the Tahoe Concours d’Elegance boat show and has primarily been used on Lake Tahoe. A key feature on this boat is a glued West System bottom which is the ultimate bottom for durability. This boat can be dry launched without soaking. It also features a later series M type engine from the late 50’s. The MCL engine makes 175 hp which is 45 hp more than the original 130 hp model M. This means that the boat will really perform, especially in Tahoe’s higher altitude. It also features a 12V electrical system.
This is not a Concours boat show winner due to the upgraded West System bottom and engine, but if you want a reliable boat you can really use, this is the one for you!
https://www.chriscraft.com/our-story/timeline/
- ID: MISS BEVERLY
- Year: 1941
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Custom Runabout
- Length: 19ft
- Engine: Chris Craft MCL, 175 hp
- Trailer: 2008 Instigator Tandem
- Price: $75,000.00
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1928 Custom Hacker 17ft
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1928 Custom Hacker 17ft
$75,000.00“Houston Girl” is a 1928 17ft Custom Hacker 151 Class Pelican single step racing hydroplane.
This boat is a John Hacker design which ran in the limited 151 cu.in. displacement class in the late 1920’s and early 1930’s, a support class running with the APBA Gold Cup race series.
Commodore Henry Faulk of the Houston Yacht Club and President of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association had her built. She was campaigned from Havana, Cuba to San Diego, California.
The Peerless 151 motor was restored by John Allen of Allen’s Marine Engines. John Allen is considered to be one of the top vintage marine engine restorers on the west coast. But not only did John Allen restore the motor for “Houston Girl”, he completed the restoration of the boat and the original vintage trailer too. This Custom Hacker was completed in 2010 in time for the Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance in June. “Houston Girl” was awarded the Most Unique Boat of Show and Best Hacker Craft of Show at the prestigious 2010 Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance.
- ID: HOUSTON GIRL
- Year: 1928
- Builder: Hacker
- Model: Custom Single Step Racing Hydroplane
- Length: 17ft
- Engine: Peerless 151
- Trailer: Custom
- Price: $75,000.00
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1937 Gar Wood 25ft Triple Cockpit
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1937 Gar Wood 25ft Triple Cockpit
$339,000.001937 Gar Wood 25ft Triple Cockpit.
In 1937 Gar Wood built 267 boats, about 100 more than any other year in the 1930s. Midnight Thunder, formerly Triple Time, is one of only nine 25ft runabouts built in 1937, and one of only three 25-footers equipped with the largest engine option, the Scripps 302 V-12. The favored formula for making speedboats go fast in the 1920s and ’30s included a large displacement and low rpm power plant spinning a large propeller. The Scripps V-12 engine, model 302, original to this boat, is no exception to that formula. With a cylinder bore of 4.25 inches and a stroke of 5.25 inches, the displacement totals 894 cubic inches. The engine was said to produce 316 hp at 2,600 rpm.
Midnight Thunder is in excellent condition. From the original Scripps V-12 engine to the period correct original pattern and color leather upholstery. A restoration was completed from 2002-2003 with wood work by Armstrong Boat Works, of Skaneateles, New York, and the engine restoration was completed by noted Scripps specialist George Shinn. The entire bottom of the boat was replaced at this time, including keel, chines, frames, and bottom planking, following Gar Wood specifications. In order to insure reliability and durability, the Scripps engine and transmission were tuned by the experts at Freedom Engine Service in the summer of 2010.
This boat then arrived at Sierra Boat in January of 2013 and has been stored and serviced here ever since. The boat was inspected by Sierra Boat from stem to stern for the Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elgance Boat Show judging. From that inspection a few items were address for the shows with the largest item being new flooring. The engine was set up and tuned for Lake Tahoe’s high-altitude boating and a custom full waterline cover was made. In 2014 the boat was fully restored including deck, hull sides and transom. At this time the name was changed from “Triple Time” to “Midnight Thunder” in gold leaf. Miscellaneous mechanical items from the judging sheet were addressed as well.
At the Concours d’Elgance Boat Show in Lake Tahoe, this 1937 Gar Wood 25ft Triple Cockpit won 2014 Best Gar Wood of Show, 2014 Best of Show Over 23ft, 2017 Best in Show, and 2017 Best Engine.
- ID: MIDNIGHT THUNDER
- Year: 1937
- Builder: Gar Wood
- Model: Triple Cockpit
- Length: 25ft
- Engine: Scripps 302 V-12
- Trailer: Custom Dual Axle
- Price: $339,000.00
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1938 Chris Craft 25ft Clipper Cruiser
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1938 Chris Craft 25ft Clipper Cruiser
$59,500.001938 Chris Craft 25ft Clipper Cruiser.
Klondike is a prime example of Chris Craft’s twenty-five-foot Clipper Cruiser. They were built from 1937 to 1939 with 353 examples produced. Of over 300 examples built, the owner knows of only 2-3 others and none in original condition. This boat been fully restored to “as-delivered” condition, the result of extensive research and aided by vintage photos and documents obtained through the Mariners Museum. The boat received an extensive restoration in 2009-10, which included a full west system bottom and hull.
Although it is done to vintage standards, it is a very usable weekend cruiser with sleeping for four, alcohol stove, sink, 15 gal water tank, ice box and porta-potty. It comes on a galvanized Pacific tandem trailer. It also includes a full two-piece canvas cover with tie downs for trailering, period style blankets and director’s chairs.
Klondike is probably one of the most awarded boats around having garnered 10 top awards at Lake Tahoe and various ACBS international shows around the country. It was the best of show restored at the 2015 ACBS International Show at Gull Lake MN.
The cost to restore this boat far exceeds the asking price of $59,500.
- ID: KLONDIKE
- Year: 1938
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Clipper Cruiser
- Length: 25ft
- Engine: Chris Craft K 85 hp
- Trailer: 2006 Pacific Tandem
- Price: $59,500.00
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1951 Century 20ft Resorter
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1951 Century 20ft Resorter
$28,000.00This is a 1951 Century 20ft Resorter.
Century only made 384 20ft Resorters from 1950 to 1954. This Resorter, Carla Marie, is in excellent condition. It is powered by a newly rebuilt Chris Craft MBL engine with 158 hp. The varnish on the deck and hull sides are in very good condition. The bottom is a fiberglass bottom and is in very good condition. The interior has been well maintained and is in very good condition as well.
The boat comes with a custom waterline cover, spare prop, anchor, and custom 1999 trailer.
This Century Resorter was in a slip at Sierra Boat for the past two summers. It is turn key, ready to be enjoyed!
https://savyboat.com/history-century-boats/
- ID: CARLA MARIE
- Year: 1951
- Builder: Century
- Model: Resorter
- Length: 20ft
- Engine: Chris Craft MBL, 158 hp
- Trailer: Custom, 1999
- Price: $28,000.00
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1955 Chris Craft 22ft Continental – SOLD
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1955 Chris Craft 22ft Continental – SOLD
$48,000.00This is a 1955 Chris Craft 22ft Continental.
Since the beginning, Christopher Smith crafted the boats that dreams are made of. Chris-Craft boats became the cultural icons that gave people a new freedom to explore the clear waters of local lakes and distant shores. More than any other brand, Chris Craft was responsible for America’s romance with boats – and ultimately, for redefining boating pleasure for generations of people everywhere.
This Chris Craft is in very good condition. It was fully restored in 2010 and hardly used after the restoration. It received new bottom paint and varnish in 2015. The hemi engine was switched out in the fall of 2017 by Sierra Boat to a rebuilt Chevy small block 5.7L with 270 hp. The interior upholstery and flooring is in very good condition besides one small tear on the engine box. The bottom is an epoxy plywood bottom and is in very good condition with no leaks.
This Chris Craft Continental is ready for a new home!
- ID: BLUE HEMISPHERE
- Year: 1955
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Continental
- Length: 22ft
- Engine: Chevy 5.7L, 270 hp
- Trailer: Four Winns
- Price: $48,000.00
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1956 Chris Craft 18ft Continental
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1956 Chris Craft 18ft Continental
$28,000.001956 Chris Craft 18ft Continental.
Since the beginning, Christopher Smith crafted the boats that dreams are made of. Chris-Craft boats became the cultural icons that gave people a new freedom to explore the clear waters of local lakes and distant shores. More than any other brand, Chris Craft was responsible for America’s romance with boats – and ultimately, for redefining boating pleasure for generations of people everywhere.
This Chris Craft is in good condition. The deck and hull side varnish are in very good condition. The bottom is a cold molded epoxy bottom and is excellent condition. Bilge paint is in good condition. All hardware is present, and chrome is in good condition. Interior is not period correct but is custom and in very good condition. Flooring is not period correct as well but is custom and in good condition. All the restoration work was done at Classic Craft in Sacramento and Fine Line Trim and Upholstery in Rancho Cordova. The seller has put together a impressive binder of all the records of work done to this boat.
The boat is powered by a Chris Craft 283 that was converted into a 350 with 260 hp in 2010. The engine has 34 hours on it since the rebuild, runs really well and has been tested by Sierra Boat. The boat comes on a 2014 California Trailer Works trailer that is in excellent condition.
This Chris Craft Continental is ready for a new home!
- ID: MISS ALMANOR
- Year: 1956
- Builder: Chris Craft
- Model: Continental
- Length: 18ft
- Engine: Chris Craft 350, 260 hp
- Trailer: 2014 California Trailer Works
- Price: $28,000.00
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1958 Century 21ft Coronado
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1958 Century 21ft Coronado
$45,000.001958 Century 21ft Coronado.
In the world of classic boating, the name “Coronado” represents the dramatic new approach to wooden boat design that Century brought to the market for the 1955 season. The Coronado has been and will continue to be one of the ultimate family boats that is truly versatile for enjoyment, watersports or cruising.
This Century Coronado is in excellent condition. The boat was fully restored but never used after the restoration. The varnish on the deck, hull sides and transom are in excellent condition. The fiberglass bottom is in excellent condition with no leaks. The plexiglass in the windshield is in very good condition. The upholstery and flooring are in excellent condition, looking brand new. The bilge is clean and in excellent condition as well.
The boat is powered by a Chrysler Marine Hemi that was completely rebuilt. The engine currently has only mechanical test time on it. The boat also comes on a 2000 Custom DHM trailer that is in very good condition.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to get into a completely restored classic wooden boat!
- ID: CF9212AT
- Year: 1958
- Builder: Century
- Model: Coronado
- Length: 21ft
- Engine: Chrysler Marine Hemi
- Trailer: 2000 DHM Custom Trailer
- Price: $45,000.00
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Hey Mac . Congratulations.
I would like more info on Chris craft if you get a chance .Also are there any Chris Craft boat shows coming soon
Hi James,
Thanks for reaching out to us at Sierra Boat. What kind of Chris Craft info are you looking for, company history or specific boat model? You can reach me at mac@sierraboat.com.
Thank you,
Mac Scott