Glen-L Mist Miss

Originally built in 1957, This Beauty is sharp! New gauges " Tach, Speedo, Gas, Oil Pressure and Volts, set off this Beauty next to a ClassyMahoganyGrant Banjo Steering Wheel "Plus I have the Original", She has New Wiring, New 18gal Aluminum Gas Tank such is easy to remove, Original Chrome "All redone", New Seats. The hull is comprised of Marine Grade Plywood,Direct from the Mill" The Bottom is then covered with cloth and sealed with West SystemEpoxy. Two Tone PPG paint.The Transom is modified from 3/8ths to 3/4 inch marine grade plywood, where the Bearer Beams are keyed in, to reduce hull flex, increasing fastener strength and hull tightness. TheTop deck is also marine grade plywood covered in West Systems epoxy, The gray is only a protective latex primer, pels right off. The Bearer Beams are new and have been extended for hullstiffness. Stainless steel fasteners throughout. The Engine Mount Platform/Beams are Factory Cut, Solid Oak. 8 coats Hand Rubbed Oak Dash,MahoganyCockpit Floors.Redesigned features, Less holes, more air circulation and easy water drainage.Crucial for a Wooden Boats longevity.She just needs a couple of finishing touches and off you go. As shown, She can also go From an open configuration to a Vintage Speedy 2 Seater Gentlemen's Runabout. Back deck, is strong enough to stand on.Powered by a mid 40's Chrysler M7 Marine Engine with spare water pump and book. Parts are still available, easy to work on, runs strong, great compression. It's a very interesting engine. Heat exchangers, dual oil filters, updraft carb, lots of brass. She has that classic,deep throatwet exhaust sound. . Lots of History, if you'er a Glen-L fan.Email for with questions??/NO LOWBALL OFFERS...The steering wheel alone is $400.00The paint was $600.00Extra water pump....Priceless2 x custom 20ft long sheets of marine grade plywood. I dont remember, but it wasnt cheap it. I think around $700.00I hope you get the idea.