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Fall 2009 (Issue No. 45)
1961 CHRIS CRAFT
CONSTELLATION 32'

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1961
CHRIS CRAFT CONSTELLATION 32'. Beam 11'6". Mahogany hull. Twin
inboard gas Chevys 185hp with 1040 hours. Accessories include radio,
compass, depth finder, engine synchronizer. Owner says, "This is a
project boat, however, the transom frame work is complete and I have all
new mahogany planking to finish this part. I have completed the cabin
side window framing. 95% of the chrome has been rechromed. I had the
outer teak trim around the cabin duplicated by the Amish; it is ready to
be fit and installed. I have removed the rear hull planks on the
starboard side, (not because of rot) and plan to do the same to the port
side. I did this because the ends of the planks were rounded from years
of sanding and I felt it would look better where the planks meet at the
transom edge. I have new mahogany for both port and starboard sides as
well. Any time I have taken anything apart or anything I have replaced
has been generously treated with CPES. I have purchased Reed and Prince
screws to use on the rear deck trim when I reassemble it. I have the
original owners manual.
"My goal was and still is to keep her as original as possible. The
engines have been winterized and I put oil in the all cylinders, however
the engines have not been cranked for several years. It has always been
stored under a green house type frame work with a tarp stretched over
the framing. I feel the rechrome, mahogany planking, engines, hydraulic
transmissions are worth the asking price. I will consider a reasonable
offer. I purchased this boat in 1991. I wanted a wooden Chris Craft
Cruiser. I chose this particular boat because it was still mostly
original. The rear deck and inside cabin are still varnished. I do not
have the time to work on the boat anymore as my job requires too much of
my time. I am hoping to find a person who appreciates wooden boats and
will complete the boat and keep it as original as I have." Asking $6500.
Contact Don at...
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ARCHIVES AREA. OWNER CONTACT INFO HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THIS PUBLICLY
AVAILABLE BOAT PROFILE. THE ORIGINAL BOAT LISTING STILL EXISTS IN THE
"WHEELHOUSE" AREA OF THE BONE YARD BOATS WEBSITE UNDER THIS SAME
NEWSLETTER ISSUE.]
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