Who Has The Oldest Boat On The Forum?

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Grand Alaskan 53
I know I am nowhere close with my '89.

I see from the avatars that we have some oldies but goodies on here.

So what year was your boat first built? Let's see who has the oldest still operating vessel!
 
My new boat was built in the winter of 72/73. My old boat (in my avatar pic) was built in 1936.
 
That is so cool.
 

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Anyone have an older CHB than 1975..?
 
Riva calls ours the "conceptual heir". Guess that doesn't count. As an aside, the Riva boatyard was established in 1842. So, we don't have the oldest boat or even close to it, but might have come from the oldest shipyard of any here.
 
How about oldest fully fiberglass boat on the forum. I might be in the running for that.
 
I've been renting a '63 Willard for the summer. She's not mine, but I've grown mighty fond of her and treat her like my own.
 
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Our 90/90 is GRP with Airex core. 1975 construction.
 
1976 Viking - built like a tank.
 
I'm not on it now, but I used to be the Chief Engineer on a 147' built in '06 with riveted steel hull. Great history, used in both wars before being converted to a yacht.
http://www.mykalizma.com/history.htm

Later I worked on a 110' built in '28, very classic look with lots of wood, SS, almost plumb bow and big fantail stern.
 
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Ours is a 2000, so we might be in the running for one of the newest :)
 
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