What is this boat? Don't think it is a Duffy

[BoatGuy202]

I uploaded 2 pictures? I am trying to find out what brand/model the boats in the picture are? I can not figure it out.

I am looking for something similar to a Duffy 22 SunCruiser, but do not want to buy a Duffy. Preferring something different and unique (like in the pictures) that is 22-25+/- feet long. Any other ideas? Maybe something I could convert to electric. Thank you!!!

[LittleWing77]

Originally Posted by BoatGuy202

I am trying to find out what brand/model the boats in the picture are.

I am looking for something similar to a Duffy 22 SunCruiser, but do not want a Duffy. Preferring something different and unique (like in the pictures) that is 22-25+/- feet long. Any ideas? Maybe something I could convert to electric.

Looks like an old wooden classic, 202, or custom build. Wooden Boat magazine https://www.woodenboat.com/ profiled a refit of a boat like that in the last couple of years, which had been converted to electric, but sorry I can't recall more specifics.

Here's a similar riverboat (but this is not the one, however): Escape Key https://www.woodenboat.com/boat-launchings/esckey

LW77

[BoatGuy202]

Thank you LittleWing77!!! I will check out your links. Hoping to stay fiberglass vs. wood, but I will still take a look.

[Cheechako]

Looks like some of the Devlin designs, Google that maybe...
https://devlinboat.com/mugwump-22/

[BoatGuy202]

Thanks Cheechako. I actually contacted Sam at Delvin a few days ago before creating this post. He says the pictures are not Delvin. I had the same thought.

[Tylerduff]

Actually that is a Duffy. A Duffy-Herreshoff 30. Built them in the early 2000’s, I believe around 40 or so were built… they were and still are pretty expensive. Beautiful boat - all teak interior and the design itself, based off Herreshoff’s designs, looked and ran beautifully. There are still many around up and running. One had a hydrogen fuel cell, a bit ahead of its time.

https://www.powerandmotoryacht.com/b...fuel-cell-boat

https://hydrogenhouseproject.org/duf...watertaxi.html

[BoatGuy202]

Thanks TylerDuff!!! I think you figured it out.