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1958 15’ Twin-Cockpit Cadillac Seville Offered at $24,500: 1958 15’ Twin-Cockpit Cadillac Seville & Tee Nee Trailer

While lesser wood and aluminum Cadillac Marine & Boat Company examples from the fifties have survived, I can find no other molded plywood, twin cockpit Model M Caddy Sevilles in any condition, let alone one restored to museum quality.

With a wholesale price was $1,245 in 1958, precious few were ordered. The GM Heritage Collection does not have one.

Hull number M 5883, may be a one-of-a-kind. She is without doubt an incredibly fine example of cross-fertilization between the period’s auto design and emerging fiberclassics-to-be in the waning years of wooden boats.

No expense was spared during our comprehensive, three-year cosmetic and mechanical restoration of the boat, engine and trailer.

  • Molded plywood hull stripped and refinished inside and out;
  • New upholstery matching original Evinrude blue;
  • Mahogany and Avodire decks and covering boards stripped, refastened and coated with 10 coats of Interlux Two-Part Perfection;
  • Original Special Edition 1958 Evinrude (30 HP) outboard completely disassembled, rebuilt mechanically;
  • 1959 Tee Nee tilting trailer with 1958 NOS baby moons and Cooper white wall tires. Every part was disassembled, sandblasted, repainted chrome yellow and reassembled; and
  • Hardware restoration by Mickey Dupuis, D&S Custom Plating in Holyoke, MA.

Videos:

Watch the Caddy emerging from Snake Mountain Boatworks in May.
(http://youtu NULL.be/wtmMJiplVVg)
Roger Towle presents his restoration of the Caddy’s 1959 tilting Tee Nee trailer. (http://youtu NULL.be/on4JD0ci5xM)

If you bleed Caddy, here is a unique opportunity to add something to your collection that no other enthusiast or collector can duplicate!

History – Cadillac Marine and Boat Company

Cadillac Marine & Boat Company was a boat building firm located in Cadillac, Wexford County, Michigan between 1958 and 1960, and a continuation of Cadillac Boat Company [?]. The company was located at 110 7th St., P.O. Box 65, in Cadillac. Gaylord Gill was the Manager of the firm in 1960. The company was established in 1953. In 1960 the company employed 281 males and 3 females. Sources: Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record. The Directory of Michigan Manufacturers, 1959 (Detroit, MI: Manufacturer Publishing Co., 1958.) p. 401–classified products section. Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record. The Directory of Michigan Manufacturers, 1960 (Detroit, MI: Manufacturer Publishing Co., 1960.) p. 410–classified products section. p. 52-geographic section. The available brochures we have from this manufacturer are located at the left on the little notepad thingy. (Source: www.fiberglassics.com)

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Offered at $19,500: 1948 18′ Chris Craft Utility Deluxe  Hull # U18-550

Little Chief is on her way to Salzburg, Austria, where her new owners will enjoy her for years to come. 

We prepped her ahd her transport trailer for the voyage on October 30, 2013. (http://www NULL.youtube NULL.com/watch?v=IjeyESJS-D8&feature=share&list=UUzipcaYBzPOq0cmo8_jL-Xw)

Little Chief’s loading into her 20′ sea container on November 12, 2013. (http://www NULL.youtube NULL.com/watch?v=qBD6o5tqG0I&feature=share&list=UUzipcaYBzPOq0cmo8_jL-Xw)

Best of Show, Utilities, 2012 VT Antique & Classic Boat Show

  • Watertight, 3M 5200 bottom
  • All fasteners released and replaced with silicon bronze
  • Sixteen coats of hand-rubbed Epifanes varnish
  • Original CC 95 HP Model K engine rebuilt by Restoration and Performance Motorcars of Vermont (http://www NULL.rpmvt NULL.com)
  • Original hardware chromed by Mickey Dupuis D&S Custom Plating, Holyoke, MA
  • New, custom-built Sea Lion Trailer

Watch Little Chief’ post-restoration debut on YouTube:

  • Emerging from the shop, post-restoration (http://youtu NULL.be/M-Kc5rdM_sE)
  • Romping on Vermont’s Lake Champlain (http://youtu NULL.be/oO1G96aXFRY)

 

1968 Lyman 19’ Runabout (http://snakemountainboatworks NULL.com/boat-sales/lyman-2/)Offered at $24,750: Super Rate 1968 Lyman 19’ Runabout

Teca (P-1127) is one of only 17 19′ runabouts powered by Ford 289 V8 Interceptor engines (Model 165) built by Lyman Boatworks in 1968, She’s been on Lake George since being delivered to Morgan Marine Service, Silver Bay, NY, May 5, 1968. Still 95% original, she has now been comprehensively rejuvenated by Snake Mountain Boatworks and is ready to give decades of pleasure to her next owner(s).

Meet Teca as she emerged from the shop (http://www NULL.youtube NULL.com/watch?v=MOS1EtiGBBU&feature=player_embedded) in October.

Enjoy watching Teca romping on her maiden romp across Lake Champlain (http://www NULL.youtube NULL.com/watch?v=8eyhXBORx2Q&feature=player_embedded), November 16, 2012.

  • Original Ford 289 Interceptor V8 engine –Mallory electronic ignition & Edelbrock 4 bbl carburetor installed.
  • Original varnish on interior of planking, on ceilings & related surfaces cleaned & buffed.
  • All bright work cleaned & buffed to 9,000 grit; includes original splash rails still in their original varnish. Bilge cleaned & painted with multiple coats of Lyman Tan bilge paint.
  • All hardware either plated or polished to show standards.
  • Original upholstery & bimini is in as-new condition. New Nautolex in “natural” was installed.
  • Topsides sanded, faired & finished with 4 coats of Interlux Epoxy Primekote, followed by 6 coats of Interlux two-part epoxy topcoat. – Snow White topsides & Rochelle Red boot stripe. The solid mahogany bottom planks were sanded, faired, primed & painted.
  • All electronics tested for good running.
  • New custom-built, galvanized Sea Lion bunk trailer.

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Cutter Jet de VilleOld Town Dinghy (http://snakemountainboatworks NULL.com/boat-sales/dinghy/)1968 Lyman 19’ Runabout (http://snakemountainboatworks NULL.com/boat-sales/lyman-2/)Offered at $3,850: Mid-1940s Old Town Dinghy, 16’ Canvassed Cedar Strip w 1946 HD-25 Johnson Sea Horse Outboard and Yacht Club Bunk Trailer

This painstakingly-rejuvenated, exquisite example of the Old Town dinghy can be yours. Watch as she as she glides through the water (http://youtu NULL.be/qsWbgsAHv48). Isn’t she reminiscent of On Golden Pond?

  • New canvas & transom finished in period jade mist green.
  • Original ribs, cedar strips, outwales, inwales, keel.
  • Exterior wood surfaces, cleaned, sanded & sealed with two coats of CPES.
  • Interior surfaces were cleaned, sanded lightly and varnished with multiple coats of Sikkens Cetol Marine Original.
  • Four coats of Interlux Pre-Coat and six of brilliant Sea Green Interlux Brightside Polyurethane, the most technically advanced one-part epoxy on the market today, were applied to the canvas and transom.
  • The 1946, 2.5 HP, direct-drive Johnson Sea Horse engine is in original paint and decals, has been serviced, starts & runs smoothly.
  • Extra NOS prop & water pump impeller included.
  • Yacht Club bunk trailer is in excellent condition.

 

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