1958 19 ft GlasCat with Motors - Needs Complete Restoration (Free)

[creed]

image_56062.jpg image_56068.jpg image_56070.jpg image_56060.jpg image_56058.jpg image_56059.jpg boat 21.jpg image_56057.jpg image_56067.jpg image_56056.jpg image_56054.jpg image_56074.jpg image_56066.jpg image_56065.jpg image_56061.jpg image_56063.jpg image_56064.jpg image_56053.jpg image_56069.jpg boat 21.jpg 1958 19-foot GlasCat built in Los Angeles. Very high freeboard, 8 feet at widest, lightweight hull for its size. Has cuddy cabin. Hull is structurally sound except for one inch (see pic #21) hull breach high in top front. Two 35HP Johnson outboards were running well in 1996; replaced both water pumps at that time. VERY low hours (less than 100 hours total use) on these motors. All interior wood is rotted and needs replacement. Tested for seaworthiness with two trips to Catalina Island back in the '60's. Other than that, one trip to Lake Mead, one to Shasta, one to Havasu, Tahoe, and Pillsbury. Original owner logged each event and all of this is included. Also including a survey report by Campbells Marine done in 1996. Walls Trailer (2 axle).

FREE to one who can do what I always wanted to do but couldn't afford the time and money.

[Jared Payne]

Where is the boat located?

[Helmar]

I forgot to ask them. I sent a email to them asking for more details.
Helmar

[Helmar]

I forgot to ask them. I sent a email to them asking for more details.
Helmar

I got a email back. They are in Igo which is a little town 18 miles West of Redding California.
I have asked them for more details of the location, phone number so might be sending you a Private Message. Or, just email me again with yours to make sure I still have the right one. Helmar@classicboatclub.com.

Just looking at the pictures of it again. Wish I was even 30 years younger and everything was not wearing out so fast.. Looks like it takes the same Wefco rub rail that the 55 - 58 Skagits take.
Also, can you imagine the ride you could get in that. She should do better than most other boats but damn sure better than the Bellingham boats.