BOATS FOR SALE

Boats For Sale

Boats offered for sale by the Museum have been donated to benefit the Museum's operational fund. Serious buyers may contact the Museum to view "for sale" boats in our storage facility.* Check back here occasionally for updated inventory. Boats from our accessioned collection will NEVER appear here for sale unless formally de-accessioned by vote of the Board of Trustees, an extremely rare occurrence. If you have a boat you wish to donate to support our operations, please contact the Museum (607-569-2222 or ).

*PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER: For the vessel and/or trailer which I intend to purchase, I agree,

1. to absolutely guarantee payment, including if necessary, all collection, court and attorney fees;

2. to assume immediate and complete responsibility for this purchase;

3. that the sale of any item is without warranty or guarantee of any type, including warranty of merchantability, and accepts all items without any such warranty or guarantee and in an "AS IS" condition.

SOLD!

1995 Four Winns - $2500

This 1995 Four Winns is perfect for a beginning boater or small family! Despite its age, this boat has been immaculately kept and is ready to hit the water! The sale of this boat also includes the trailer. Jump on this opportunity quickly because it won't be around long!

Call the museum at 607-569-2222 or email for purchase information.

Chris Craft Super Deluxe '47 - Make an offer

This project boat is ready for you to finish it up! With the white oak ribs and mahogany bottom already in place, it's just looking for an experienced boater to put on the finishing touches. This boat features a 5200, diagonally planked bottom and cutwater. It measures in at 17 feet.

Call the museum at 607-569-2222 or email for purchase information.

SOLD

Dispro/ "Dippy" (disappearing propeller) - $5000 o.b.o

While it may look like there's a lot going on with this boat, the pieces are there! Built by the Dispro Company and affectionately known as a "dippy" model, this cruiser with a disappearing propeller was well known for its stability, longevity, and low speed. This model includes an original motor and oars and is perfect for a boat builder and/or mechanic to spend the fall and winter restoring this craft to its original beauty!

Call the museum at 607-569-2222 or email for purchase information.