Chris-Craft

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One of only 276 XK-19s that were ever made and designed by famed boat designer Jim Wynne. Jim was hired to allow Chris-Craft to compete with Donzi in the 1970's.These boats are highly collectible and rarely hit the market. 10% of the sale price goes to the charity Feeding America and you'll get the receipt for that donation.

I bought the boat with the trailer in Maryland a few years ago out of an estate sale without a title. I registered boat and trailer in NY state. Registration is transferable. I had the engine (350 FLV) removed and inspected by two pros. They both said the best option is to replace the engine, but the original engine is included in the sale if you want it. Stern drive is a Volvo Penta (I believe model 270) with the bottom fin broken off. Paint, upholstery and cockpit seem to be in good condition, but I would replace the carpet. Condition of tank and electrical system are unknown. The trailer got new tires 4 years ago. I love the boat, but I now live far from the water. I hope she finds a good home and can get restored back to top condition. This boat, no doubt, will turn heads!

Included: trailer in good condition and brand new light gray canvas cover (custom-made for $700)

More on the history of the XK-19:http://www.xk19.com/about.htm

Also do a Google image search on the XK-19 or see my Pinterest board with some nicely restored XK-19s, so you get an idea of the potential:https://www.pinterest.com/marccraw/chris-craft-xk-19/