Lake 'n Sea L-15

Relisted because of non-pay bidder. Please have funds available prior to placing bids! This is a very solid boat top to bottom that needs nothing to be enjoyed.If you want a classic glass boat you will not find a better investment than this. It attracts attention whetherpulling on the trailer or parked at the docks. It is very light and easy to tow, launch at the boat ramp and store.The asking price is less than most used fishing boats but represents a boat that will not be a hole in the water to dump your money in. The Engine has a new water pump this season and the lower unit grease was changed as well. For sale is a beautiful, preserved, 1957 L-15 lake 'n sea boat. Restored in seafoam green and white with all new interior seats. From my research I believe this boat is a very early, just prior to Chris Craft, offering from the original lake-N-sea boat company out of Boca Raton, Florida. These are very unique boats supported by ACBS at classic boating events. Powered by Merc 400S, a 45HP inline 4 cylinder, which starts, runs and shifts as it should. I have quicksilver 11 and 12 pitch props for it that will go with the boat. With 4 adults in the boat, it is capable of hitting speeds of 30 MPH. The boat comes with a model 214 Gator trailer that is very presentable. The tires are new and thisrig could be towed with peace of mind down the road. The boat is finished to a high level of presentation, not perfect, but arguably the best example available for sale, and certainly better than materials and standards would have permitted in 1957. This could proudlybe entered into any classic boat/car show and or enjoyed with care at any lake. The boat is for sale on multiple sites and will end early if sold. Inspections prior to the end of sale welcome.Go to my YouTubechannel for several more videos of this boat in action.

1957 lake 'n sea

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