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Does anyone know the whereabouts of a BB11-class wooden daysailer from the ’50s? I owned one at the Napa Street Pier in Sausalito in the late-’80s/early-’90s, and am trying to determine where it is now. I turned it over to the Galilee Harbor co-op in about 1991. At that time, the hull and deck [Continue reading Looking for BB11 in SF Bay] “Arua” was built in Japan in 1963 by Far East Yachts known for their excellent craftsmanship. Double-planked mahogany on oak frames. Bristol condition, same owner for the past 37 years. Well-maintained and lots of upgrades. Diesel power, refrigeration, propane stove w/oven, pressure water, gel batteries, Harken furling, etc. Beautiful epoxy paint on hull and [Continue reading 30′ Herreshoff Ketch] Makai was designed by James Dewitt Sr. in the mid-30s. She was built by Al Silva and former employee of the Stone Boatyard between 1964 and 1967. Mr. Silva was a very well regarded local boat builder. I believe it is the last sunset built. The construction material is full-length cedar planks over oak [Continue reading 1960′s 34′ Sunset sloop for sale] Have you seen Summertime lately? Berthed in Pelican Harbor in Sausalito. 50ft flush deck motor yacht fully restored and then some. Really a fine lady. If anyone is interested in meeting her, contact Captain Rick at 415.740-2924. http://www.StephensYacht-Summertime.com Laid in Marshall, planked in San Rafael and launched in 1979, “Henry Rusk” is a San Francisco Bay celebrity. A pleasure to sail. New full canvas cover, deck prisms, and prop. Recently hauled-out at Spaulding Boatworks. Currently berthed in Pelican Harbor in Sausalito, CA. 3rd owner. $55K OBO. Serious inquiries only. zserber@gmail.com #gallery-2 { [Continue reading 48-ft Chapelle-designed, Gaff-rigged Schooner, 1979] 30’ one design Bird Boat built by Madden & Lewis in Sausalito in 1922 (hull #2). Top racer in outstanding condition. Past first place finisher in Master Mariners Regatta. Sausalito berth available. Asking $15,000. Contact Lowden Jessup (415) 302-7490. For information on these SF Bay classics, see http://www.birdboat.com. [Continue reading Classic San Francisco Bay Bird Boat “Curlew” for sale] SOLD-Borwicks Windermere Ltd. lake boat, circa 1930′s or 40′s, for sale by the Spaulding Wooden Boat Center. Boat is in good condition, but to be usable it will need a strake repaired. If you choose, repairs or restoration can be done by the Spaulding Boatworks. Boat has one rowing seat and one aft seat [Continue reading CLOSED-Classic English Borwicks Windermere lake rowboat for sale] Debit, the classic Farralone Clipper built and raced by yachtsman, Theo Stephens, is for sale. Built in 1951, this 38′ sloop is in good shape and sails the bay regularly. [Continue reading Famous Classic Farallone Clipper, Debit, For Sale-PRICE REDUCED] SOLD-Kettenburg 38 sloop Chorus Hull: # 39 Type: Mahogany on Oak Launch date: 1958 History: planked from one log with cuts lined up as in tree. Sailed actively all over the Pacific Coast, and to Hawaii in the 1996 Pacific Cup. One owner since 1979, partially re-built that year, again in 1985, 1992 (Perkins [Continue reading SOLD-Kettenburg 38 “Chorus” for sale] Bear Boat Juno hull #52, built in 1949, is for sale. $10,000 or best offer to secure a good home for Juno. 90% restored, but now needs regular maintenance. This is a rebuilt sailboat that needs basic maintenance and would be a great boat for someone who wants to care for the boat, but not [Continue reading Bear Boat #52 “Juno” for sale] Curlew is a 30′ one design racing Bird Boat sloop designed for San Francisco Bay. Outstanding condition and recent race record. New sails. Boat is in Sausalito. According to the Bird Boat registry at http://www.birdboat.com, Curlew is hull #2 and was built by Madden & Lewis in 1922. Asking $15,000. Phone (415) 302-7490 or e-mail lowdenj2@att.net [Continue reading Bird Boat “Curlew”] This original Ray Speck wooden boat is 38 feet in length and 11 feet in width. Needs lots of love and care. Asking $8,000 OBO. Located in Sausalito. Phone 415-331-6551. |
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