Hot off the Press! Wonderful woodies on a wet weekend!
August 14, 2016 in Uncategorized
Despite some intermittent “heavy dew”, the Muskoka Lakes Association Antique Boat Show proceeded with elegance and spirit. The photos below capture some of the most beautiful andtique and classic boats in North America.
(Stay tuned for additional photos and the upcoming video of the show.)
(Below): It’s rare to see a Riva at the MLA show. Rivas are possiblly the finest wooden boats in the world.
My Cup of Tea, originally owned by the Gooderham family of distillery fame, was found rotting in a field and brought back to life. Here she is two refurbishments later!
ALthough Duke Boats can’t quite boast the pedigree of a Ditchburn or a Minett Shields, nevertheless the company produced some exceptionally pracitcal, durable and attractive water-craft.
A rare Greaveete hard top sedan looks for docking space.
A long deck launch at rest
The Muskoka SeaFlea organization was well represented at the Show
This 1902 Lozier launch is for sale for about $32,000.
