1987 Chris Craft Catalina 381 - $35,000 USD. Call for details
Up for sale is a 1987 Chris Craft Catalina 381. She has been in the same family for over two decades. Located on Chautauqua Lake in western NY, she has been in freshwater the longest part of her existence. The distinctive look and value of the 1980’s made Chris Crafts, is evident in the style and performance of an all purpose cabin cruiser. At 38 feet long and 14 feet wide there is plenty of room for skipper, crew and guests with a ride that is very comfortable. At an affordable price that equates to the best deal of all Catalina 381s on the market. Her power plant is twin Crusader 454s at 350 HP each with closed cooling system and a gasoline Onan 6.5 generator for all of your power needs. The interior features a large salon with a “L” shaped couch, full service galley, two staterooms each with ensuite heads and shower, port side deck door to access the outside, interior staircase to the helm station level. The helm station has plenty of room to accommodate guests with a wet bar and ice maker within reach. High visibility from the helm is good with a 360 degree advantage. On the deck is a formed bow seat, railings all round, an anchor windless, spot light and full canvas surround and beam wide swim platform. Many extras are included and more specifications are available upon request. Call for your private tour and inspection of this very desirable classic cruiser. Contact the folks at Lawson Boat and Motor, your concierge marina serving boaters everywhere.
2008 Four Winns f244 - SOLD
With more than 25 feet of smartly planned space, the F244 provides lots of room for your friends, and your friends’ friends. Cockpit seating features bucket seats that are more accommodating with suspension and bolsters for an extra smooth ride. The deluxe bucket seats also feature improved single-mechanism adjustment, and headrests that boast the Four Winns logo. The spacious wrap-around seats in the cockpit and removable bow seating provide lots of elbow room. Of course, seats feature Aquaflex vinyl, tops in marine-grade upholstery, and the cockpit includes snap-in carpet over a fiberglass liner. Equipped with two lounges adjacent to the swim platform, the F244 is the fun-hub on the water. Four Winns includes its signature angled, deep-reach hidden ladder with wide step pads for the swimmer’s comfort. What starts out as a roomy swim platform is transformed with all the options that can be selected: Using a center rail mounting system, a table, grill, fishing rod holders and a tube rack can be quickly attached. There’s even a cockpit table that maximizes legroom with its smart angled mounting bracket. It also features built-in stainless steel cupholders for easy snacking and friendly conversation. Plus, the walk-through transom opens the boat for easy coming and going. Storing gear is effortless on the F244, with generous storage beneath the U-shaped cockpit and bow seats, a large helm compartment, along with an in-floor locker large enough for skis, kneeboards or wakeboards. There’s an anchor locker at the bow, complete with a hidden ladder. With all those friends aboard, the F244’s roomy refreshment center will get plenty of traffic. A solid surface countertop, sink with pressurized water, a handy trash compartment, and a built-in ice chest makes entertaining trouble-free. For added style and durability, cup holders are striking stainless steel. To top it off, the F244’s fully enclosed head is fiberglass lined with a screened port light and overhead lighting. Cleanup is also a snap with aft and forward showers.
1954 CHRIS CRAFT SPECIAL SPORTSMAN - $28,500 USD. CALL FOR DETAILS
Up for sale is a 1954 Chris-Craft Special Sportsman 20', built in Cadillac, Michigan. "Princess Diana" was delivered new to Chautauqua Lake in Western New York and has remained here her whole life. This boat has had some extensive restoration work including chrome restoration and reupholstering in 2007. In 2012-15, the bottom was replaced with a West System bottom, the hull was refinished, the boat was rewired and the engine was gone through.
