ANTIQUE BOAT AUCTION

28 Feet 1934 Hutchinson Triple Cockpit Runabout

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Clayton, NY, United States

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ANTIQUE BOAT AUCTION

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16 Ft 1999 Buffalo State College Weekend Skiff: All proceeds from the sale of this boat will benefit the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton, NY. This lovely weekend skiff was built as part of a class with Buffalo State college by Richard Butz and John

0001: 16 Ft 1999 Buffalo State College Weekend SkiffEst. $1,500-$2,500

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28 Feet 1934 Hutchinson Triple Cockpit Runabout: All proceeds from the sale of this boat will benefit the Antique Boat Museum in Clayton, NY. "Spinster" is a beautiful piece of 1000 Islands history. Built by Hutchinson boatworks of Alexandria Bay,

0002: 28 Feet 1934 Hutchinson Triple Cockpit RunaboutEst. $15,000-$30,000

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16 Feet 1963 Arkansas Traveler Centaur Outboard: This 1963 Arkansas Traveler is representative of a real transition period in boatbuilding where Fiberglass was beginning to dominate the market, and designs still maintained a traditional look.

0003: 16 Feet 1963 Arkansas Traveler Centaur OutboardEst. $2,000-$4,000

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23 Feet 1956 Lyman Utility: The 23 Foot Lyman Utility is a perfect size for many utility buyers as it will fit in any boathouse and is nicely proportioned and roomy. This boat has spent its life in the fresh water of the St.

0004: 23 Feet 1956 Lyman UtilityEst. $5,000-$9,000

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19 Feet 1958 Lyman Islander: Here's a decent-condition Lyman Islander that will make a great project boat for your garage or workshop this winter. At least one plank needs to be replaced, the decks have some delamination and

0005: 19 Feet 1958 Lyman IslanderEst. $1,000-$2,500

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18 Feet 1935 Leaveau Hydroplane Reproduction: "Ednandy III" is a meticulous reproduction of the winning Leveau Hydroplane that appeared in the 225cid class during the mid 1930's. The original hull set world records of 46-49mph with its original

0006: 18 Feet 1935 Leaveau Hydroplane ReproductionEst. $15,000-$25,000Lot Passed

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17 Feet 1957 Chris Craft Cavalier Utility: The Current owner has had this boat for 4 years. After a busy summer of being run in 2018, the boat was brought to Katz Marina in 2019 for a tune up where the gas tank was cleaned, carb cleaned, and

0007: 17 Feet 1957 Chris Craft Cavalier UtilityEst. $5,000-$10,000

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19 Feet 1967 Century Arabian: A beautiful example of a mid 60Â’s mahogany Arabian, powered by a 426 cubic inch, 290 HP Chrysler V-8. It runs as new and is capable of 45-50 mph. Hull and deck lumber is original. Transom bow,

0008: 19 Feet 1967 Century ArabianEst. $17,000-$25,000

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23 Feet 1959 Lyman Sleeper: A very practical and popular model, the 23' Lyman Sleeper has ample cockpit space and is a good size for day cruising and entertaining. Restoration completed in 2005. During restoration the boat was

0009: 23 Feet 1959 Lyman SleeperEst. $5,000-$10,000Lot Passed

18 Feet 1955 Chris Craft Sea Skiff: One of 934 18' Sea Skiffs built between 1954 and 1959; this was Chris Craft's answer to the Lyman Islander. Able to handle chop and rough conditions comfortably, the open-lapstrake design is very

0010: 18 Feet 1955 Chris Craft Sea SkiffEst. $12,000-$18,000Lot Passed

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30 Feet 1918 Ditchburn Launch: This is an early example of a Ditchburn Launch was built in Gravenhurst over the Winter of 1918. Regarded as one of Canada's premier custom boatbuilders; Ditchburn built some of the most stunning

0011: 30 Feet 1918 Ditchburn LaunchEst. $75,000-$125,000

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26 Feet 2014 Fay and Bowen Launch: Expertly crafted by Fay & Bowen Boatworks in 2014; the builder produced a total of 875 boats between 1900 and 1929, making them one of the earliest production power boat builders. This 26 foot

0012: 26 Feet 2014 Fay and Bowen LaunchEst. $15,000-$30,000

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22 Feet 1998 Pulsifer Hampton Launch: This 22-foot Hampton launch was built by Dick Pulsifer in Brunswick, Maine in 1998. The model "Hampton" is a replica of a traditional style Lobster boat, dating back to the late 1800's. This

0013: 22 Feet 1998 Pulsifer Hampton LaunchEst. $15,000-$25,000Lot Passed

22 Feet 1947 Hutchinson Utility: A jewel of 1000 Islands Boatbuilding History, this is an iconic 22' Hutchinson, smooth sided utility built in 1947. She has spent her entire life right where she was original built and has a very low

0014: 22 Feet 1947 Hutchinson UtilityEst. $15,000-$25,000Lot Passed

21 Feet 1962 Century Coronado: From its signature nose-cone to its Gullwing hard top, the 1962 Century Coronado exemplified "completeness of design". Century only made 150 of this series between 1961 and 1962. An older restoration

0015: 21 Feet 1962 Century CoronadoEst. $17,000-$25,000Lot Passed

28 Feet 1966 Lyman Sportsman: The current owner purchased this 28 Lyman Sportsman from French Creek Marine in Clayton, NY in 2004 as a project. She went through a full restoration and was completed in 2010. Originally delivered

0016: 28 Feet 1966 Lyman SportsmanEst. $20,000-$38,000Lot Passed

20 Feet 1936 Gar Wood Utility: In 1936, Gar Wood introduced a Cabin Utility to the America market. It was an instant success and quickly outperformed the 20 Foot Open Utility model. This example was carefully converted from a

0017: 20 Feet 1936 Gar Wood UtilityEst. $25,000-$40,000Lot Passed

18 Feet 1959 Chris Craft Capri: A rare model built for only one year, a total of only 64 Capris were built in 1959. This fun 18ft Capri has spent the last 8 years in Lake Placid where it was boat house kept year round. The boat has

0018: 18 Feet 1959 Chris Craft CapriEst. $10,000-$15,000Lot Passed

18 Feet 1967 Chris Craft Sea Skiff: A popular lapstrake utility model, the Sea Skiff is a comfortable design that takes the water well. This 18ft Sea Skiff has spent the last 8 years in Lake Placid where it was boat house kept year

0019: 18 Feet 1967 Chris Craft Sea SkiffEst. $10,000-$15,000Lot Passed

17 Feet 1962 Besotes Tahoe Utility: This is a 1962 Besotes Tahoe 17 Foot Utility. It is one of approximately 50 known Besotes boats still in existence of the roughly 200 that were built by the Besotes Brothers of Stockton, California.

0020: 17 Feet 1962 Besotes Tahoe UtilityEst. $17,000-$25,000Lot Passed

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