B. Giesler And Sons

I have a boat that I inherited when I bought this farm. It says B. Geisler and Sons, Inc. I did as much research as I could but there is not much on the web. I am not sure on the age of the boat. classifieds board made me put in a date and it looks very similar to the boat on the web and that was it's build year. The one I saw that looked like this one said it was made of cedar. It looks like the type of wood but again I do not know for sure. It's probably about 15 feet long. Still has an old trailer that it is sitting on. The right tire hold air and I am pretty sure the left would also. The grandson of the lady from whom I bought the farm purchased it originally and he told me the motor works on the outboard. I have never heard it run so I can not vouch for it. I do know that if someone who knows how to restore old boats can do that to this one then it would be a beautiful boat. The one on the web looks amazing. I am just not a boat person and know nothing about them. I can try to answer general questions but any details I am afraid I can not help. I do see one hole in the bottom of the boat. The rest of it feels really solid.On Dec-20-18 at 07:22:05 PST, seller added the following information:

I have had a few questions about the motor. Johnson 9.9. I posted the Model and Serial number tag in the pictures. I hope this helps to give you the information you need. Thank you

On Dec-23-18 at 13:44:21 PST, seller added the following information:

A memberarch_9663 sent a few messages about the boat.

he geisler boat company is still in business in Powassan, Ontario, near North Bay. I have visited their "factory" I had one of these boats, and i contacted them asking them how i could find the date of manufacture.They told me to get a flashlight and look under (on the underside of) one of the brackets in the rear of the boat; that the name of the man that built it and the year should be hand written there. (mine was in pencil, under the varnish).I took some digital pictures and was able to make out the year that way, without breaking my neck trying to look under that board.I still have their email address if you think that talking to them would be beneficial let me know.i also asked Gerry Giesler about wood; they sell the cedar boards if someone wanted or needed to replace some.