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| ID | Boat Description | Price (USD) | Picture | |
| 30987 | 20'8 Feet 1953 Hutchinson Utility | $18,500 |  | |
| A real river classic designed by Glen Furness and built by Ed Andress, then fitted out out by Hutchinson of Alexandria Bay. She was built for the present owner's family. Boathouse kept and maintained by family caretaker. Two new costs of varnish last winter. Used recently and ready to go back in the water. | ||||
| 29490 | 22 Feet 1927 Hutchinson Side Steer Utility | $39,000 | | |
| This Hutchinson personafies the St. Lawrence River and captures the spirit of the River with it's side steer handling reminding one of the years when local fishing guides would take "Sports" out for a day of fishing. This particular boat is in excellent condition and has been a repeat show winner in the St. Lawrence River area for many years. The engine runs strong and the hardware and interior are all in very nice shape. These boats are known for there easy handling of the St. Lawrence River and the quality of their craftsmanship. Own a piece of the 1000 Islands in a turn key boat. | ||||
| 31128 | 22 Feet 1937 Hutchinson Utility | $24,000 | | |
| This unusual Hutchinson Utility is very original and in great condition. The sides are carvel planked with Honduras mahogany and it sports a chrome plated vee windshield. This boat has factory side corner seats with lockers below, original dash, anchor pulley on the deck, and brackets to store fishing rods. It is powered by a rebuilt Chrysler Crown engine. The hull is sound and dry, engine runs well and all systems are in excellent condition. Full cover is included. | ||||
| 29296 | 22 Feet 1939 Hutchinson Utility | $19,000 | | |
| This is a wonderfully restored very original Hutchinson launch fishing boat. Some modern upgrades have been done during restoration. | ||||
| 30230 | 22 Feet 1941 Hutchinson Utility | $21,000 | | |
| A beautiful and rare 1941 Mahogany Lapstrake design Hutchinson built in Alexandria Bay, NY. Original Hardware including spotlight. Boathouse kept downriver on the St. Lawrence. Very good interior condition and structurally sound. This Hutchinson has had a strong and repeated presence at many River and Finger Lake Shows receiving many awards in her prime. | ||||
| 29137 | 22 Feet 1942 Hutchinson Lapstrake Launch | $25,000 | | |
| Once property of the Antique Boat Museum's collection in Clayton New York this 1942 22 Foot Hutchinson Launch is all Mahogany lapstrake construction. This boat is all original except for the windshield and in very nice condition. The original engine was replaced with an identical Chrysler ACE 90 HP 6 cylinder engine which had been completely rebuilt by Drake engines and has less than 10 hours on it since the rebuild. The boat has a folding green canvas bimini top. The windshield hardware was originally off of a 1930's Garwood. The boat has been boathouse kept in the Adirondacks since it was purchased from the Museum in 1996. The owner is selling due to lack of space and will miss this reliable and steady boat. | ||||
| 27496 | 22 Feet 1946 Hutchinson Utility | $22,000 | | |
| This river built beauty has all the original hardware, new upholstery, bilge pump, baitwell, and a unique seating arrangement. The windshield is a Hutchinson classic design and compliments the lines of this highly crafted vessel. | ||||
| 31399 | 23 Feet 1939 Hutchinson Utility | $28,000 | | |
| This is a very nice Hutchinson lapstrake utility. Some side planking replaced but all original hardware and engine. In the water and ready to go. | ||||
| 31300 | 25'6 Feet 1926 Hutchinson Brothers Boat Works | $60,000 | | |
| River Runner, the only 26' Sedan ever produced by Hutchinson's, was built in 1926 for Gov. Lowden of Pullman Island. Lowden made at least two attempts to become president of the US. River Runner has painted cedar sides, beautiful mahogony desks and covering boards, and battleship linoleum floors. She has been in constant use in the 1000 Islands for over 85 years, and still has 93-95% of her original wood. Her hand cranked windows allow cooling breezes through the cabin, where occupants lounge on beautifully upholstered seats and wicker deck chairs. She can be seen throughout the seasons cutting through the channels of the River, from Clayton to Brockville. RiverRunner has won over 14 awards at Clayton and Alex Bay shows, and has been professionally restored and lovingly maintained. Fresh varnish, hull and bottom paint. Articles on RiverRunner have been published in Classic Boating, TI Life, and TI Sun's vacationer Thousand Islands Classic series. | ||||
| 28801 | 26 Feet 1936 Hutchinson Guide Boat | $31,000 | | |
| This is a very rare side steer Hutchinson Lapstrake Guide Boat. these boats were used by fishing guides and were roinally called sport Boats as the paying customer was the "Sport". It is entirely original except the engine which has been replaced. It is in excellent condition and has been out of the water since 1996. | ||||
| 26835 | 26 Feet 1939 Hutchinson Triple Cockpit | $49,000 | | |
| Featured in Classic Boating this stunning 1939 26 foot Triple Cockpit Runabout was built by Hutchinson Boat Works of Alexandria Bay, New York. An unusual design for Hutchinson this Triple Cockpit was described in Wooden Boat No. 49 as the "the apothesis of the sleek runabout". Modelled after the 28 foot Hacker Craft Triple cockpits but shortened for use on the St. Lawrence River, this beauty is a classic and in excellent condition. Originally named Ripalong IV and later Dottie V this boat has spent its entire life on the St. Lawrence River and always in fresh water. Bearing the Hull ID # 215-21E-1057 she has been repowered with a Crusader 350 in 1992 which delivers 260 HP and replaced the original Sterling Petrel motor. The boat was last in the water in 2004 and was carefully stored in a dry secure location. The boat only needs to be soaked up and enjoyed. | ||||
| 29403 | 26 Feet 1948 Hutchinson Utility | $65,000 | | |
| Winner Alexandria Bay Antique and Classic boat Show in 2007. This has been professionally maintained and cared for and is in mint condition. Beautiful lines and gleaming Red Mahogany varnished wood. The owners have enjoyed this boat for over 25 years. Everything is in great condition (seat cushions, windows, deck, and engine). Featured in Tony Mollica's book, "Classic Boats of the Thousand Island's". | ||||
| 30414 | 26 Feet 1949 Hutchinson Utility | $80,000 | | |
| By far the nicest example of this boat we have ever seen. Built in Alexandria Bay, NY in the heart of the 1000 Islands region, Hutchinson boats are known for their craftsmanship and ability to handle rough water. The 26' utility was a popular choice for the river and is very practical for entertaining or carrying a large load with style. Later examples like this exemplify Hutchinson's transition from displacement hulls to hard chined, planing boats with its modified hull design. This example has been beautifully restored. The boat shows extremely well and is well appointed with nice upholstery, a bimini top, and ample storage compartments. She also has modern power, a full cover, and a nice tandem axle trailer. | ||||
| 30715 | 26 Feet 1950 Hutchinson Utility | $79,000 | | |
| Fantastic opportunity to own a rare boat. This 26' Hutchinson went through a complete restoration a few years ago. Upholstery, chrome, flooring, steering wheel, contemporary style full cockpit canopy were all redone and are in excellent condition. Boat has many additional features. This boat is one of very few ever made, and is a nice example. She is in good condition and requires nothing but a new owner to enjoy her. The boat can be ready to go right away and enjoyed this season needing nothing. | ||||
| 25658 | 26 Feet 1954 Hutchinson Utility | $11,500 | | |
| This 1954 Hutchinson includes all of the original guages and hardware. What is noteworthy is the size of this boat (26') as there are very few Hutchinsons around of this length. A restoration job on this boat is very worth while. The current owner is a restorer and can discuss with any interested party the costs and work that should be performed. He is prepared to do the work in the event that an agreement can be reached. Located in the 1000 islands and ready to become the treasure of a lifetime. | ||||
| 25435 | 28 Feet 1934 Hutchinson Triple Cockpit Runabout | $75,000 | | |
| This rare and distinctive St. Lawrence River Boat is in beautiful shape. Black sides, green interior and 25 coats of varnish give it a classic look and feel. These boats are known for their ability to handle rough water and are the pride of the 1000 islands. The bottom and structure of this boat are perfecta and will survey out very well. Powered by a more modern Ford Interceptor which will move this boat along swiftly. Looks great on the water and turns a lot of heads! | ||||
| 30445 | 28 Feet 1934 Hutchinson Triple Cockpit Runabout | $75,000 | | |
| A gorgeous Pre-War Hutchinson Triple Cockpit Run about and believed to be one of only 7 made by Hutchinson that were designed by famous designer, John Hacker. This boat is in perfect shape with no apologies. 16 coats of varnish, strong and perfect structurally, beautiful inside and stunning interior. Restored fully in 2001 and refinished again in 2007 and 2010. These boats are well known throughout the St. Lawrence River and an integral part of the history of the 1000 Islands. These boats were built and sold to allow the first "Island People" to transit the area in the 1920's onward. Call us to learn more about these well built boats and their great history and to become more familiar with this vessel. | ||||
| 30989 | 28 Feet 1937 Hutchinson Sedan | $150,000 | | |
| This gorgeous Hutchinson sedan just went through an extensive restoration. Many frames were replaced as well as the stringers, but the boat maintains approximately 98% original wood. The restoration can be described as a "preservation". The Chrysler Royal inline 8 engine was installed by Hutchinson in 1949 and more recently, rebuilt by Drake engines. The interior sports new teak floors and fresh upholstery. All hardware replated in show chrome and the hull is finished in 10+ coats of varnish. | ||||
| 31361 | 28 Feet 1939 Hutchinson Commuter | $125,000 | | |
| Built and delivered in the 1000 Islands this boat spent many years on Grindstone Islands and was owned by a well known Washington socialite and her husband. The boat has received a full restoration with a new bottom and is powered by a modern 350 engine which moves the boat along nicely whether it has one or ten passengers. Stable and roomy these are the perfect boats for entertaining. The boat requires nothing and is ready to go boating right away. | ||||
| 30101 | 29 Feet 1920 Hutchinson Long Deck Launch | $75,000 | | |
| Beautiful show winning Hutchinson, with awards taken at Clayton, Massachusetts, Connecticut & Hudson River including "Queen of Show"! Equipped with a convertible top, she is a real stunner. She is one of 4 long decks built in 1920 for C. M. Stone of Binghamton, NY, C. L. Hayden of NYC & for George Hutchinson himself! She is the sistership to Idyll Oaks. Her bottom and other restoration work was performed by Elco approx 15 years ago. | ||||
| 30741 | 35 Feet 1931 Hutchinson Commuter Sedan | $280,000 | | |
| Own a piece of 1000 Islands history - a truly one of a kind Hutchinson sedan. Only 2 owners since new in the 1930's and always on the St. Lawrence River. This boat is Beautifully restored and ready for you and your guest to cruise across the waves in total luxury. A must have for any collector. Boathouse kept its whole life. Repowered with a 350 Crusader a few years ago, original engine is also available. | ||||