Boats & Gear For Sale

I have a Goat Island skiff available for sale that I would like to add to your classified section. After following the group emails over the past year I think this group is the best chance of finding a good home for it.

I’d like to find a new home for our 13 foot, 8 inch, Melonseed Skiff. Built by the Crawford yard in Massachusetts, this stout fiberglass hull is adorned with gorgeous wooden brightwork. Better than new, she comes with a galvanized trailer, oars and a full cover.

I’m downsizing and would like to offer my nearly complete collection of Small Craft Advisor Magazine to a new home. No charge. James Thomas. 503-784-2675. jthomas18j5@gmail.com.

Built in 1990 with impeccable attention to detail and traditional techniques. Stored either inside or under a sturdy, protective cover when outside. Description: Lapstrake Western Red Cedar planking over oak ribs fastened with copper clench nails and rivets. Cedar/Ash seats and cedar floorboards.

condition: excellent length overall (LOA): 17 make / manufacturer: Custom wood model name / number: CHESAPEAKE DORY propulsion type: sail and row year manufactured: 2013 The sparkling mahogany brightwork with careful attention to detail, can be seen throughout this beautiful sailboat.

Meet Mouse, a 14’ Gunter Yawl, 22’ Overall In order to finish building my next dreamboat, the Gunter yawl I completed in 2024, Mouse, is for sale. The beamy, fast, glued-lapstrake hull (6’ 6” beam, 14’ on deck, 22’ overall including bowsprit and boomkin), has creamy Oceanis sails by legendary Schattauer Sails of Seattle, along with 9’ 6” Sitka spruce oars, vintage bronze hardware throughout, galvanized EZ Loader trailer with new tires and bearings, new Suzuki 2.

Minto Dinghy for sale- $1300 as is. Full mast assembly in good condition, sail and original sail bag, rudder, tiller. New foam floatation added after seats were refinished. Hull in fair shape, but gunwales are in need of TLC…Tacoma area. Contact TJ at this email- tfjohannes@gmail.

If anyone has information on Paul Siefried’s sailboat please contact me. I would like to find out who currently owns it. Paul is a well known violin bowmaker who lived in Port Townsend. He was a good friend of mine and helped me with my own career of bow making and love of wooden boats and sailing.

Old Town Whitecap Sistership to Tinkerbell, a true classic, stable and fun to sail Totally rebuilt: All new white oak frames New bottom planks and garboards Copper riveted New Dynel covered deck Dacron sails & original cotton sails Specifics Built in 1950s Length 13’-6” Beam 64” Draft 24” Location Langley Washington (Whidbey Island)

A version of Pete Culler “Good Little Skiff.” Glued lapstrake, traditional cedar flat bottom, white oak frames, mahogany seats and trim, No trailer. She rows easily, fun little pulling boat. In excellent condition! Asking Price: $3,500 Year Built: 2010 Length of Hull On Deck (LOD): 12’ (3.