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20Th Annual CBMM Charity Boat Auction Thank You for Your Generous Support of the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Musuem 20th Annual CBMM Charity Boat Auction Thank you for your generous support of the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Musuem ! 2017 Auction Inventory as of August 21, 2017 Inv. # In Water 3111 O'DAY DAYSAILER-17 ft,-1974-complete rig on untitled storage trailer. Main and jib in decent condition. -MD 9177 AV 4006 J-24 One Design Racer / Cruiser. 1981 boat built by Tillotson Pearson in very nice overall condition complete with spars, rigging and sails on excellent, titled 2009 Triad trailer in excellent condition. HIN #: TSP42610M81H. MD 5205 DA 4008 CUSTOM 14 ft. PLYWOOD Flat Bottom Skiff . 3 ' 8" Beam. Nice overall construction with 6mm Okume plywood with three thwarts and two rowing stations. Fine little craft for crabbing, fishing, or just messing about. Untitled, unregistered smallcraft not intended for motorization. 4027 CUSTOM 16 FT. ROW / SAILING BOAT with sail, mast, centerboard, rudder, tiller, oars. Plywood / epoxy construction. Very neat open water boat in good general condition but needs a few repairs.Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. Very nice, titled 2000 galvanized trailer with new tires included. VIN: 19BEG1114YCB0069 4030 FLYING SCOT One Design Sloop. Very popular classic 19 ft. planing sport boat. Loads of fun with competitive fleets around the nation. Complete with very good sails and untitled storage trailer Mast slightly bent. Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. 4034 CORE SOUND SKIFF. Traditional 15 ft. wooden c/b skiff with sprit sailing rig. Very classic, appealing work boat lines and simple, quality construction. Some minor repairs needed, but an excellent craft all in all. Well worth the work to get her sailing again.Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization . Excellent untitled storage trailer included. 4037 HOBIE CAT 16. A good yellow one. Excellent sails, trampoline in nice shape, including untitled storage trailer. Rudders are missing .Most fun on the water for the money ! Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. On untitled storage trailer 4039 C&C 38 MK II Sloop. 1977 Racer / Cruiser from a bygone era. If you owned this boat in the '70's or even '80's, you really had something. These boats are what earned C&C the reputation as the 'boat to beat' . This particular boat needs a refit, X yet is very sound and rigged extremely well. Good running Westerbeke diesel and exceptional sail inventory, some hardly used. Great opportunity. MD 5641 DA 4040 SUN RUNNER 20 ft. Express. Boat is a well cared for 1987 Cuddy Cabin. Motor is a 225 hp Volvo Penta I/O requiring some attention. Full mooring cover. Titled single axle trailer w/ new axle, wheels and tires. MD 7914 AY. Todd T. Taylor - Boat Donation Program Director Josh Mills - Boat Donation Program Associate Phone: 410-745-4990 Phone: 410-745-4997 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 20th Annual CBMM Charity Boat Auction Inv. # In Water 4042 CHRIS CRAFT 23' LANCER. 1973 Barn Find. Exceptional original condition that required only a fresh battery and ignition parts to make run after being stored for many years. Ideal light restoration project. The Lancer is a remarkable performing Deep V Hull highly sought after by collectors for their capabilities, good looks, excellent but simple build quality and outstanding value retention. This particular boat features all original systems, components, trim, upholstry and hardware and the original Chris Craft 200hp V8 and Volvo Stern Drive...all present and in excellent condition. She's been neither ruined nor abused, and represents a rare opportunity to acquire a gem of boat without breaking the bank. Vessel HIN # is: CCVAL0640573 for those Chris Craft enthusiasts with the need to know. Excellent titled aluminum dual axle roller trailer included. MD 4628 B 4047 PRECISION 21 Sloop. 1989 trailerable daysailer / weekender. Very good performance oriented trailer sailer. Decent basic boat on untitled storage trailer. MD 3729 BN 4059 GRADY WHITE. 1973 19 ft. cuddy cabin w/ Evinrude XP 200 hp o/b motor. Bimini top and VHF. Old school pocket cruiser / runabout needs some attention. Great looking boat. Untitled storage trailer. MD 9892 R 4063 WEST MARINE 7'10" Inflatable Dinghy. 2006 in good condition. Includes extendable oars and a 3.5 hp four stroke o/b motor that is like new condition. This would make an excellent yacht tender or boat just to cruise the harbor. MD 7489 CA 4071 HERRESHOFF 31 cat/ketch-1985- This eye-catching Halsey Herreshoff designed cat-ketch was advertised as a "pleasure to sail without all the work." The versitile rig with wishbone booms requires no stays, shrouds, vangs, or winches. X Down below features 6'2'' headroom with 8 large ports, abundant wood, and a spacious galley, salon, head and v berth. Galley has hot water and refrigeration. Clean bottom with a transom mounted rudder. Good running NANNI DIESEL. This unique boat would make an excellent bay cruiser and her design will make her stand out in any harbor. MD 6056 DA 4073 EL DORADO INFLATABLE DINGHY- 8ft x 4ft. Lightweight inflatable, rated 4 persons or 650 lbs. Holds air. 4077 BRINE SHRIMP CATAMARAN. 23 ft. Thomas Firth Jones design built 2005. Started life as a trailerable, sailing catamaran. Converted to a trailerable power cat. Appears to be very well constructed glass over plywood. Can be converted back into a sailboat. Rig and sails included, as well as very nice, titled 2004 Karavan trailer. Will function great w/ 2 to 9.9 hp o/b motor. MD 5209 BW. 4078 Thistle One Design. Fiberglass hull. Popular one-design racing class with very active fleets all over the country. Fully equipped and rigged for racing. Lots of extra parts and pieces. Has a main, jib, and two spinnakers in good condition. Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. Untitled storage trailer included. 4079 McGregor 26. 1987. Iconic trailerable weekender w/ 9.9 hp Honda 4 stroke o/b motor and good tandem axle untitled storage trailer. Fantastic Bay and Inland cruiser for most anywhere you can haul and launch her. Sea of Cortez anyone ? MD6620 CH. 4083 CLC Kayak. 14 ft. SHEARWATER model. Appears sound, but needs a little touchup. Outrigger amas included. 4085 DYER DINK #47. Early model lapstrake on frame sailing dinghy from the Anchorage in Providence, RI. Fully varnished. Centerboard, rudder, tiller, spars for Gunter rig and new sail included. Beautiful display boat, or restore to sailing condition with some minor effort. Untitled, unregistered small craft not intended for motorization. Todd T. Taylor - Boat Donation Program Director Josh Mills - Boat Donation Program Associate Phone: 410-745-4990 Phone: 410-745-4997 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 20th Annual CBMM Charity Boat Auction Inv. # In Water 4087 THISTLE One Design. HULL ONLY. One of the most popular one design classes in the world. High quality, very sound, cold molded wood hull ready for restoration and competitive racing. Very sought after light, strong boat. WORTHWHILE PROJECT. Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. 4094 MAINSHIP 34 Flybridge Cruiser. 1987 with single 8.2 Litre Detroit diesel with bow thruster. 2798 hours on motor. X Northern Lights genset, Ocean Air Systems heat/AC, windlass, VHF, and bimini top. Wonderful, economic, Down East style trawler in good condition. MD 5672 AP. 4097 CHRIS CRAFT 254. 1987 walk around cuddy. Mercury o/b motor (not running) on nice Stainless Steel Armstrong Bracket. Good overall package needs a new motor and fresh systems. Untitled dual axle storage trailer included. MD 6756 DA. 4098 Bolger Bobcat : 12ft Gaff Rigged Catboat. Great little daysailer with some traditional character. Sail is like new! Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization . On untitled trailer in great condition. 4100 SAILSTAR (BRISTOL) CORINTHIAN 19 ft. Weekender. 1967. Wonderful Carl Alberg designed pocket cruiser with all the pinache and manners you'd expect of a timeless classic. Superb sailing boat with deep, spacious cockpit and enough cabin space below to camp out in reasonable comfort. Light restoration project. Stout titled road trailer included. MD 6963 DA 4103 WEST MARINE 9 FT. INFLATABLE DINGHY. 2009. Good basic inflatable with floorboards. MD 2157 CD FRWMPC1064L809 4108 Avon Inflatable. 1991 9 ft. model with roll up rigid floor. Good basic inflatable. Untitled, unregistered, smallcraft. HIN: AVB17414E191. 4111 James Craft 14 FT Chris Craft Replica. Built in 2006, this gorgeous boat is well built and in excellent condition. Fully restored 1950s Evinrude 35hp Outboard. Boat, motor and trailer have never been launched. Get this classic looking runabout at an excellent price and cruise the harbor in style this summer. MD 9691 CD. URQZ0067B606. As new registered Load Rite Trailer. 4112 GP 14 Daysailer- Popular one-design sloop in Europe. 14 FT. The boat is in decent condition, but needs some work. Sails are in usable condition. On an untitled storage traile r. HIN 11260.Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. 4115 MYSTIC 20 CATBOAT. 1975. Hull #13 from renown builder Peter Legnos. Wonderful sailing Cat Boat with classic lines and powerful gaff rigged main. Widely admired by knowledgeble sailers everywhere. Powered by Yanmar inboard diesel. Untitled storage trailer included needs adjustment before over road transportation. MD 8602 AV 4122 YAMAHA 1200 XL 3 Seater Jet Ski. 2000 with excellent titled Load Rite trailer. MD 9848 BJ 4127 YNGLING One Design. Former International and Olympic One Design class sloop with a good sail selection Was owned by sailing legend Dr. Stuart Walker. Unregistered, untitled small craft not intended for motorization. Untitled storage trailer included. Todd T. Taylor - Boat Donation Program Director Josh Mills - Boat Donation Program Associate Phone: 410-745-4990 Phone: 410-745-4997 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 20th Annual CBMM Charity Boat Auction Inv.
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