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Gentleman's Racer, 1921, 33' (Robert Yandt Boatworks)
GREYHOUND was completed by Robert Yandt Boatworks and
began its regional racing history as a Gentleman's Race Boat on beautiful Lake
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. This 33 foot beauty roared around the lake, winning a
series of competitions and proving the aptness of her name. Meticulously
restored to her original glory by professional boat restorer Alan Thomle (winner
of multiple awards for his restorations) she is a speedy work of art. Cold
molded West System processes make this Gentleman's Race Boat a craft that can be
enjoyed, not just showcased. Powered by a custom modified and marinized Marine
Power 330HP engine, this boat is barely breathing at 40 MPH. Features include
custom African mahogany bucket seats, African mahogany grated floors, Rolls
Royce replica gauges, and many original deck hardware pieces. The forward
cockpit has a v-berth with porta-potty. With the Hacker Craft bottom design she
is comfortable at any cruising speed on smooth water or in a chop. The seller
offers reasonable custom additions by Alan Thomle as part of the purchase
agreement to further satisfy the buyer's desire for a truly unique and
show-worthy vessel.
The restoration of GREYHOUND has just been completed, and this boat is being
brought onto the market for sale. It's new owner will have the opportunity of
entering her into classic yacht competitions and bringing home the trophies she
deserves!
These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
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Mechanical
1 x gasoline 330hp, Marine Power 330HP (1979)freshwater cooled, wheel steering, shaft drive, 3-blade bronze prop(s). Fuel consumption (approx) Unknown, Cruising speed 20 knots, Max speed 40 knots.
The builder installed a Marine Power 330HP engine (Chevy Big-Block).
It is completely remanufactured with new manifolds and heat
exchanger. We are offering several different engine packages
depending on buyer preference. One is a Mercruiser 8.1, and we are
looking at the Italian V-12 as another. The engine application will
certainly affect asking prices.
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Electrical Systems
12 volt, 2 batteries charged by: engine |
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Dimensions
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Construction
Wood Construction with Planing underwater profile, paint finish.
The restorer was able to save about 60% of the original oak frames
and cypress hullsides. He then cold molded marine plywood using West
System processes onto the hullsides, decks, and built an entire new
bottom. The covering boards, interior, dash, seats, and sealing
boards are all of ribbon-grain African Mahogany
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PRICE: WAS $479,900 Now $250,000 WOW
For further information, contact Bob at Port Carling Boats (705-7881802) or email boats@portcarlingboats.com
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