The most stunning wooden boat built now or in the last 100 years

  • NEW 2007 twin 465hp MerCruiser 496s
  • Full brass trim
  • 3,000 watt 16-speaker stereo system
  • Electric engine and rumble seat hatches
  • Remote starts and remote hatch lifts
  • Seating for 10
  • Full cover
  • Bow thruster
  • Auto oil changer system
  • Dove colored stripes
  • Dove interior
  • Triple-axle trailer

There are only two 35' StanCraft Speedsters in existence. This virtually one off custom design is a new unregistered boat with 100 plus research and development hours. The engines are brand new 2007 twin 465hp MerCruiser 496s (0 hours). Even at 50mph, this 7,000 pound beauty cuts chop like a hot knife!

The front electric hatch hides a three-person rumble seat. The section in front of the windshield is the engines with three feet in front of them and 18 inches in-between in which to work.

Behind each front seat is storage for bumpers, blankets etc. There is also storage under the back seats. The fuel tank holds 120 gallons. The shifters and throttles are chrome Marine Machine and the Monstor gauges are Norskog including a GPS speedo. All gauges are analog style with blue back lighting.

StanCraft boats are all original designs since 1933. They are hand built and finished with 12 coats of Epithane. They do not need to be refinished or buffed. Just keep it covered and wipe it down with a damp rag and it shines like new. The boat is built with a layer of waterproof vinyl sandwiched in between to layers of mahogany. It is watertight and never needs to be "soaked in".
 
This is the kind of boat that will be winning the classic boat shows 25, 50 and 100 years from now. You cannot drive this boat anywhere without drawing a crowd. It is a two-of-a-kind work of art that can and should be driven every day.


"The lines of the StanCraft are traditional, stunning lines, but for me it's really the wood. It's the depth of the mahogany - it's beautiful, a work of art", says Bliss Boats Owner, Richard Brooke. "I fell in love with it, stunning boat."

Click here to hear what else Richard has to say in a seven and a half minute feature aired recently on the Travel Channel program, Extreme Boats!


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