Cloudpuff In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 Boat was stored for many years on Camano Island. Origin is unknown. I have owned it for only a couple years but have explored Lake Union and Salmon Bay on
Kanรญna In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 All of the wood for my build is sourced from trees on our property. Our woods have douglas fir, red cedar, grand fir, white oak trees. I had a stack
AliceFor Sale In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 Alice is an N.G. Herreshoff design built by Eric Dow and Sons in Brooklin, Maine. She lived in a lake in Pennsylvania before making the trek across the county in
Misft In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 Misft is an old time sailboat. Gaff rigged, no systems, oars for flat calm. We use her for day sailing on the bay on a regular basis. She will easily
Chariot In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 The theory of this boat is simple: Large enough to traverse the coastlines, while still being small enough to enter shallows of less than a foot with the ability to
JoyceFor Sale In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 Joyce is a 16 foot 1928 Mukilteo boat built by the Losvar family in Mukilteo Wa. She is powered by a 1928 Wisconsin gas motor. She is an open recreational
RED BOMBERFor Sale In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 1953 CUSTOM CRAFT DOUBLE COCKPIT INBOARD RUNABOUT Length, Beam: 13โ 5โ X 56โHull: Bronze ring shanked fastened mahogany plywood hull on sawn frames.Propulsion: Crosley 35-hp 4-cylinder OHC gasoline engine driving
Shore Bird In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 The SHORE BIRD – 1936 19′ Chris-Craft Custom Runabout, 5.7 L V8 Michigan Motors GM Engine. The SHORE BIRD was completely rebuilt in 3 years by July of 2023. Some
Havhesten In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 Havhesten (โSeahorseโ) was built in Langesund, Norway. Her construction began before WWII but was halted soon after it started. Construction was finished just after the end of the war. She
Cito In Festival Boats on August 23, 2026 Cito along with several of her sister ships, Ejรธ, Da Capo, Pia, Skรฅl, and Aida were brought to Vancouver, Canada, in the early 1950โs, and have been sailing together and