Disappearing Propeller Boat Company, 1922

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  Model: Uncle Sam Dis-Pro #2881
Year: 1922
Engine:  #3863
Length:
Wood: Cypress and White Oak
This Dippy has been lovingly cared for and has had only
four owners since 1922.  Every bit of hardware, down to the
floorboard screws has been saved to this day, aside from the oars,
#2881 bears all the hardware it had when it left the D.P. Factory.
When it required hull restoration, it was done by Charlie Amey, an
original factory planker.  The boat was nameless until purchased by
the Wentges in the mid-90\'s.  She now bears the proud name
\"Frankees\" after my Mother and Father who loved cruising around
Lake Joseph; each in their own \"Dippy\". Seating in the dippy has been
made comfortable through black leather cushions.
 This Uncle Sam had been the Port Carling Dippy
Factory\'s demonstrator boat.  The engine,  a 3.5 h.p., has been maintained by Paul
Doddington since the mid-90\'s.The trailer and bumpers are included in the selling price. 
 Photos and history compiled will be sold with the boat.

PRICE: $26,500.  

For further information, please contact Robert at 289-200-5008 or email wentges@rogers.com