Small Boats, Gear and Stuff

Adirondack Guideboat 15


This boat is listed on the MITA site, proceeds from the sale help fund MITA’s mission.
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This ocean rowing rig is versatile, seaworthy, stable has great performance and perfect for fitness!
Specifications:
Length: 15′ 9″
Beam: 37″ at shear, 18″ at waterline
Draft: 4 inches
Hull Weight: 70 lbs
Capacity: 550 lbs
Ro-Wing Rowing Unit Weight: 18 lbs
Construction:
Hand Laid Hull with Cloth and Roving in Isothalic Resin
Cored Deck
Varnished Mahogany gunnels and nose pieces
Positive flotation located in the bow and stern compartments.

Current Price: $3,850
Please contact Jordi St. John at jordi@mita.org or call 207-761-8225 for more information!


17’4” Herreshoff pulling boat

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Featured in Building Classic Small Craft Vol 2, by John Gardner.
Skin on Frame building technique with solid pine bottom, steam bent ash ribs and stringers
copper riveted.
Interior set up for single fixed seat rower with foot braces and single set of oar locks.
Covered with heat shrink ballistic 8oz nylon and coated with a flexible filler to allow a translucent
skin.
Aluminum fixed skeg provides excellent tracking.
Material is amazingly tough and condition is excellent.
Asking $500 to cover materials, but a happy home and interested new owner more important
than price.


Lunenburg Fortune Bay Dory

Year: 1999
Length: 23′
Engine/Fuel Type: Single/Gas/Petrol
Located In: Rockport, ME
Hull Material: Wood
Current Price: $12,000

“The most popular model among our larger dories, the Fortune Bay makes a great sail and/or motor boat while still providing lots of room for family and friends. Built-in seats, which also function as lockers, are popular additions at the bow and stern, as shown in this model, which also has a false sole to provide a more level footing atop the boat’s frames.” – The Dory Shop, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada

A portion of proceeds from the sale will benefit MITA.

For more info, see full listing HERE.

 

Swampscott Dory



Designed by John Gardner. 16' LOA, 55" beam. Traditional build (pine planking, oak framework) by owner. Balanced lug rig. Spent one day in the water, so it's in like-new condition. Dirt on paint is from storage for 30 years in a loft. Trailer not included.
$3500/offers
David Walker <dwalker100@comcast.net>

2005 Yamaha Outboard Long Shaft

Excellent condition. $1900. Photos available.

Contact:
Tony Aman
Penobscot, ME
207-812-0898


 

15' RAILBIRD SKIFF

$2000 to a good home
Arc bottom. Just repainted and refinished inside.
Built as a replica of a boat in the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum.
For rowing and poling. Atlantic White Cedar, Hackmatack grown knees. Very light for traditional construction, around 100 lbs. Oars and 12' push pole and two movable seats. A really fun boat to row or pole.
Email me for more photos of the Skiff.


I’ve also got a traditionally built Rushton Wee Lassie that needs a little work. 24 lbs. Price? I don’t know. I’m still torn about selling this one. Let’s talk.

Jack Manley
Warren, ME
manleyjack1@gmail.com
518-424-2890