Wooden Drift Boat for Sale

[Rye_Tyler]

Listing for a friend

Wooden Drift Boat $1800.00

Formerly owned by Bruce Porter
Located in Folsom, Ca
Forrest (816)674-0062

The boat is a 17 x 52 Tatman design. It's 15' 10" on the center line, so it does not require CF #s.

It was professionally built in 2000 by John McCleary & Sons - Professional boat builders in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Fished primarily in the Fall on the Klamath river.

The boat seats three plus the rower.
It has raised floors, front and back.
The hull was stripped bare inside and out.
The bottom has three coats of West Systems 2-part epoxy.
The floor has two coats of West Systems 2 part epoxy.
Then it has three coats of marine spar varnish inside and out.
It has a new 3/8" UHMW synthetic sheet bottom which was professionally installed by Gary Minnis at Keaton Boats ($1,200.00).
It comes with Cobra oar locks with UHMW oar lock sleeves.
UHMW anchor bang plate on transom.
Sawyer MX-G oars.
Anchor system.
Cover.

Trailer with spare.
Trailer has a winch and a jack.

Garage stored

One spot in front of rowers seat, kids spilled water while stored in garage

Call or text for photos

(916)261-2030

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

For a high-end wooden drift boat, trailer, and all accessories for $1,800.00 is a bargain.

You might want to take a look at it.......a piece of art.

Wooden drift boats are still very popular in Oregon and Washington.

[Rye_Tyler]

Lowered Price, His wife says get it out of the garage…
For some reason not able to upload pics. Text for pictures

Justin (916)261-2030

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

My old friend, Bruce Porter, said he bought that boat, with a new trailer and new cover, for $6,500 in 1998.

He already had the oars and all other accessories.

It is one of the top wooden drift boats, period.

$1,800 is a bargain for all that.

Bruce says it rows very well.

[MThompson]

Years ago, I bought a Chrysler that was once owned by the actor Jon Voight.

[Ed Wahl]

Years ago, I bought a Chrysler that was once owned by the actor Jon Voight.

I don't know how to give you a thousand laughing emojis but that deserves it. Well played sir!
Ed

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Years ago, I bought a Chrysler that was once owned by the actor Jon Voight.

That is pretty cool. I am an old car guy as well.