Wooden Boats FOR SALE
We would love to post your boat. Abernethy & Gaudin is pleased to list some of the most beautiful boats built by hand. We have selected good quality wooden boats to feature for sale. Our listings are mostly west coast from Alaska to California.
Want to list your wooden boat with us? It’s a free service. All you have to do is email us with your contact information and description of your boat, several photos and, most importantly, a price in Canadian dollars. After we decide if the listing is a good fit for us, we will post it and the buyer will inquire with you directly.
Once the boat sell you can let us know and we will modify the listing as sold.
Our goal is to keep our treasured wooden boats well cared for in and constant use.
We offer a builders survey service. Visit our Surveys page for information.
Smugglers 1945
Smugglers 1945
Classic Wooden Runabout
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Length: 18 ft
Beam: 74 in
Draft: 2 ft
Design and Builder: Thornton Grenfell
Hull Type: Barrel back or Trumbull hull (home-built)
Materials:
Original: Yellow cedar
Restoration: Yellow cedar and West system
Hull: Replanked with yellow cedar and West system
Engine: Small block Chev 350 with recent manifolds; motor in as-new condition
History:
Many pictures available of the first and second rebuild
Owned since the late 80s
Kept in a garage
Condition:
Upholstery in excellent condition
Original cutwater and all stainless polished
Documentation: Original plans from Grenfell's shop foreman, received after Thornton Grenfell passed away
About Thornton Grenfell and Boatbuilding in British Columbia:
Thornton Grenfell was a renowned boatbuilder in British Columbia, known for his meticulous craftsmanship and innovative designs. His expertise in wooden boat construction earned him a distinguished reputation in the maritime community. Grenfell's boats were celebrated for their elegant lines, durability, and superior performance on the water. The legacy of Grenfell's work is preserved in the many boats still cherished by their owners today.
Boatbuilding has a rich history in British Columbia, dating back to the early 20th century when skilled craftsmen began designing and constructing vessels that could navigate the diverse waters of the Pacific Northwest. The region's abundant natural resources, particularly high-quality timber like yellow cedar, provided the ideal materials for constructing sturdy and beautiful wooden boats. Over the years, British Columbia has become a hub for boatbuilding, with many notable builders like Thornton Grenfell contributing to its storied maritime heritage.
Contact Maryn Clark to view. 1 250 880-1415
sales@agboatsales.com
Owner Dunc Gurton
duncgurton@gmail.com