Homemade

This is a wooden-hulled boat with fiberglass over plywood. It's 22' long and 6' wide. I originally designed it as a sailboat and then converted it to be a powerboat. The fiberglass is nowhere near the smooth, polished look on a typical professionally built boat - it is waterproof and strong but would need a lot of work to get it to a proper finish. I painted the hull with ordinary house paint. A few years ago I closed up the centerboard slot but haven't had it on the water since doing that so I can't guarantee that it would be watertight. The boat has a cutout area in the stern for a motor, roughly two foot wide, and a solid backboard where a motor can be mounted. The interior has a plywood floor and there's a storage compartment in the bow. The decking is a birch plywood. It probably weighs between 300 and 500 pounds - but that's a guess. I put expanding foam in the outer sides so it should float for a while if it capsizes. The boat is very stable on the water and not easy to tip, the way canoes are. If you have any questions or want more pictures please email me. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY. Note: The TR3 is not for sale.