Wagemaker Cadillac

1957 Wagemaker Cadillac (Wagemaker was based in Grand Rapids Michigan, the Cadillac line was built in Cadillac Michigan) About 14' in length. Molded Mohogany Hull.

Completed85% RestoredNew Transom (marine plywood, white oak, stainless fasteners, 3M 5200 Sealant)I shortened the boat 3" to remove a couple bad areas near the transom. Boat is very solid.New KeelNew Chine (splash rail)New Rub RailEntire boat inside and out has been stripped down to bare wood and re-stained.Bottom of boat has been fiberglass, epoxied, and painted - Interlux Brightside paint (white in photos).Remainder of boat has been stained with a filler stain and has received 4 coats of schooner varnish.

To CompleteHardware needs to be installed (I have a box of original chrome hardware that came with it). Chrome is in good shape. I was not planning to re-chrome them.Electrical needs to be updated. Pretty simple on this boat.Splash rail/chine needs some sanding and another coat of paint.Needs seats. I have originals. I was planning to build new ones (originals are rough, but could be restored).Engine needs work, see description below.Windshield is not currently mounted. Just sitting on top. Hardware included. No cracks or breaks.Steering wheel and engine need to be installed. Originals included.

IncludesGalvanized Shore Lndr Trailer (1 7/8 ball, tirescould use replacing, currently just sitting on the bunks, not attached to trailer (bring straps to fasten it to the trailer if you are planning to pick it up). Not sure if trailer lights work. Canvas Bimini Top (original to boat, not many have these)Steering Wheel (cable)1957 35 HP Evinrude Lark short shaft (original to boat). Turns over well with the electric start, I think it would run if some work was put into it (stripped spark plug, engine cover is in rough shape, needs new prop).

Boat and trailer would come with a "bill of sale". I've owned it for about a year and never registered it. Idon't believe either have been registered in 25+ years.

Feel free to ask questions. If anything I'm honest. I want you to know what you are bidding on.

It would take very little to finish it, the hard work is complete.

Really a pretty cool boat. If you buy an old wood boat to restore, you will have much more money in it, not too mention endless hours then you would with this one. The hard work is done.

Chris Craft, Wood boat, wooden boat, classic boat, wagemaker, vintage boat