Boat is located in: Falmout, Maine

LOA 166.

Beam 42.

Draft approx 4-5.

Total weight of completed boat; approx 68 pounds.

This is a new Adirondack Guideboat, built to the design of Dwight Grant, who built Guideboats from about 1880 until his death in 1911.

It is estimated he built 358 Guideboats during his life.

This boat is built with quarter sawn pine planks over laminated spruce frames and stems.

The sheers and decks are built with quarter sawn cherry.

All trim, including the oars, paddle and carrying yoke are also from cherry.

The plank laps are fastened with two rows of copper clench nails; one from the outside and one from the inside.

All fasteners are either copper, brass or bronze.

There is a removable teak floor board to protect the sole of the boat.

There are 8 coats of Epifanes varnish on all bright work, and 4 coats of paint on the hull.

For ease of transport, a custom trailer is available (at my cost) for an additional $800, with delivery in New England and New York also available.

Price $24,900.00.