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The Center for Wooden Boats frequently accepts boat donations. These boats are sometimes added to our collection of classic wooden boats, but more often they are sold to help us support our hands-on, on-the-water programs for kids of all ages. You can be a part of this tradition by donating or purchasing a boat at CWB!
Boats for sale are stored at our Seattle location, either on the docks or in off-site storage. Boats on our docks may be viewed anytime during CWB open hours. Simply ask for the vessel at our Front Desk to receive the keys. Boats that are located at off-site storage may be viewed by appointment.
PLEASE NOTE: We can not guarantee the accuracy of the descriptions / specifications, as often we rely on information from others. We are not responsible for listing errors. Buyers are asked to independently verify all descriptions / specifications prior to purchase.
FOR OFF-SITE APPOINTMENTS, BOAT SALES, AND BOAT DONATIONS PLEASE CONTACT:
Steve Greaves
boatsforsale@cwb.org
206-371-0486
Current Inventory
14’ 10” Flint Rowing Skiff
Ross Lillstone-designed "Flint" rowing skiff including a set of oars. Two rowing stations. Marine plywood construction with fiberglass over seams. Built-in flotation. Transom wheels.
LOCATION: Off-site storage
PRICE: $675
1976 Kent Ranger – 20’ Sailboat with trailer
Popular 1976 Kent Ranger 20 sloop. Swing keel. Good sails. Includes a custom dodger with zippered canvas that can enclose the cabin. Also includes a Calkins boat trailer. Clean and ready to sail.
LOCATION: Off-site storage
PRICE: $6,750
1981 27’ International H-Boat Sloop
Built in Finland the H-Boat is a fiberglass updated version of the Nordic Folkboat. Designed by Hans Groop in 1967, the H-Boat class is raced extensively in Europe under the rules of the International H-Boat Association, with over 6,000 H-Boats being built.
Described by sailors as “fast, lively, quick”, the H-Boat is a fractional sloop with a fin keel and a spade rudder. The H-Boat specifications are: LOA 27.25’, LWL 20.67’, Beam 7.17’, Draft 4.33’, Displacement 3,190lbs, Ballast 1,594lbs.
This boat is set up for racing with a crew of up to 4. Ready to compete in the Duck Dodge and Lake Washington races. Includes a Honda 5hp outboard and portapotti.
LOCATION:
In the water at south Lake Union.
PRICE: $6,400
17’ Betsie Bay Kayak Valkyrie
Extremely light and fast Greenland-style kayak: includes two air bags, cockpit cover, paddler skirt; paddle not included; 20.5” beam; fiberglass.
LOCATION: OFF SITE STORAGE
PRICE: $690
Haven 12 1/2 Gaffhead Sloop
A handsome gaff-rigged daysailer centerboard trailerable adaptation by Joel White of the Nathaniel Herreshoff 12-1/2 design. Carvel planked cedar on oak frames. Shoal draft centerboard design makes for easy trailering. LOA 16’, LWL 12.5’, Beam 6’, Draft 1.5’ to 3.3’, Displacement 1,000 lbs. North Sails jib and main. Galvanized Triad trailer included with jack screw supports.
LOCATION: OFF SITE STORAGE
PRICE: $12,500
1978 San juan 24 sloop “Go Girl”
Fiberglass sloop complete with Mercury 4-stroke 6hp outboard and roller furling jib. Ready for cruising and the Duck Dodge.
LOCATION: SOUTH LAKE UNION
PRICE: SOLD
1978 Annapolis 44 Auxiliary Sloop “Osprey”
Osprey has been called a work of art. Designed by Alfred E. Luders in the late 1930’s and molds built by Uniflite in Bellingham, Osprey is a fiberglass update of wooden US Navy midshipmen training sloops. She is an exceptional stunning yacht built by Windsong Yachts in Auburn – an all-weather racing craft and a spacious comfortable cruising craft. She is equally suited for ocean crossing or an afternoon of racing. Her hull type is “long keel”. Her rig is a masthead sloop. LOA: 40’, LWL: 30’, Beam: 11’, Draft 6”, displacement: 22,500lbs. Her dinette seats six, berths sleep six; Westerbeke 4-cylinder 40hp diesel; hot and cold pressure water system; cabin heater; custom dodger; head with shower and holding tank; Winslow liferaft; main with roller reefing; jib with roller furling; spinnaker poles on deck; wheel steering; navigation electronics; autopilot; 3-burner stove with oven; icebox.
LOCATION: SOUTH LAKE UNION
PRICE: $84,000
More photos here.
17’ Easy Rider Canoe
A 17’ Easy Rider canoe with two wooden paddles. ABS plastic hull with aluminum trim and wood seats. Lightweight. Very good condition.
LOCATION: OFF-SITE STORAGE
PRICE: $795
“Othona”, 1963 41’ Buchanan / Prior Wooden Sloop
“Othona” is a spectacular wooden Bermudan rigged sloop; designed by Alan Buchanan and built by Prior & Sons, Burnham and Crouch, England; 2013 survey available; LOA 41’, LWL 28’ 5”, Beam 10’ 3-1/2”, Draft 6’ 6”, net 15 tons; built in accordance with Lloyds of London 100A1 class standards; Yanmar 39hp diesel (new in 2012); 4 sails, roller furling jib; “Othona” had considerable success racing in England and has crossed the Atlantic and been as far as New Zealand.
LOCATION: IN WATER AT SOUTH LAKE UNION
PRICE: $43,500
1927 50’ Boeing bridge Deck Yacht “NONCHALANT”
“Nonchalant“ is a stunning 50’ Motor Yacht from a by-gone era. Built for William Boeing (Boeing Aircraft Company) in 1927. “Nonchalant” was designed and constructed by the Cold Creek Boatyard in Vancouver, B.C. She was documented in 1930 (Official Number 247230). LOA 50’, beam 11’, draft 5’, gross 22, net 19. Hull is 5/4” red cedar planks. Decks are Alaska yellow cedar. Power is a single Gray Marine diesel, 64-HN9, in-line six, 225 hp with 250 gallons of fuel tankage. Most recent bottom paint was September 2018. Most recent survey was July 2018. 10’ plank on frame tender with launching davit. Covers for house areas. Two heads. Galley with 3 burner LPG with oven. Espar diesel furnace. Classic brass hardware. Ready for turning-heads.
LOCATION: SOUTH LAKE UNION
PRICE: $69,000
“Toadstool” Bill Garden’s Personal schooner Yacht
“Toadstool” is a very special schooner. Drawn and built by Bill Garden (famous Northwest author, boat designer, boat builder) as his personal yacht. She is a classic design above the waterline and modern below. Yellow cedar on oak. Yanmar diesel. Head with holding tank. See Woodenboat magazine Jan-Feb 2017 page 50. Built in 1975, LOA 29’, LWL 23’, Beam 9’, Draft 5’ 3”, Displacement 6,800 lbs, Ballast 1,500 lbs, Sail Area 555 sq ft. Featured in William Garden’s book “Yacht Designs”. A clipper bow and a horseshoe stern, a cozy varnished interior cabin with head and wood stove.
LOCATION: SOUTH LAKE UNION
PRICE: $44,500
17’ REDFISH “SPRING RUN” KAYAK
Beautiful western red cedar strip construction; Alaska yellow cedar accent strips; weight only 38lbs; includes a paddle and car roof supports.
LOCATION: OFFSITE STORAGE
PRICE: $2,900
GRAY MARINE MARINE MOTOR 4-91
Removed from Blanchard 33 sailboat. Gas, 4-cylinder, 4-91 Gray Marine, with transmission. Was running when removed.
LOCATION: OFF-SITE STORAGE
PRICE: $450
13.5’ BLUE JAY SAILING DINGHY
Plywood hull; designer: Drake Sparkman; centerboard; fractional sloop rig. Needs paint, some separation between deck and side (see photos).
LOCATION: OFF-SITE STORAGE
PRICE: SOLD
1928 16′ OLD TOWN SPONSON TRANSOM ROWING CANOE
Very rare. Almost 100 years old and close to perfect and original. 16’ square stern model for small outboard; western red cedar planking, spruce gunwales, ash decks, spruce thwarts and seats; keel, bilge keels, outside stems, and sponsons; custom oar locks included; originally shipped to Duluth, MN, on June 20, 1928.
LOCATION: OFF-SITE STORAGE
PRICE: $6,900
15′ MONTANA DRIFT BOAT WITH TRAILER
Beautifully crafted wooden / epoxy drift boat; built from “Freestone Classic 15” kit from Montana Boatboatbuilders; different contrasting wood types; full cover; Rino-liner-type bottom and floor; two thigh braces; three seats; grapnel-type anchor; fresh interior varnish; carbon-fiber oars; trailer; ready to drift.
LOCATION: OFF-SITE STORAGE
PRICE: SOLD
1982 Catalina 22 Sloop
One of the popular sailboats ever —- Catalina 22. This fiberglass sloop has the cabin “pop-top” for extra head room and a retractable fin keel for shallow-water sailing. No motor, no trailer.
LOCATION: SOUTH LAKE UNION
PRICE: SOLD
FOR OFF-SITE APPOINTMENTS, BOAT SALES, AND BOAT DONATIONS PLEASE CONTACT:
Steve Greaves
boatsforsale@cwb.org
206-371-0486