Nope, it's not a Warsaw Rocket. It's a more recent hull shape than the Rocket - recent enough that it should have a modern twelve digit hull identification number on the outside stern. The first three of them would be letters indicating the manufacturer. The Hull has that Old Town Penobscot-style, or early Mad River Royalex (including the grab loops) profile, though they weren't the only companies that eventually built that sort of shape. It has an abnormally high number of rivets holding the gunwales on, so the builder was interested in being heavy-duty, or it may have been built specifically for a livery operation. In any case, it should be a pretty good boat in the water.
Nope, it's not a Warsaw Rocket. It's a more recent hull shape than the Rocket - recent enough that it should have a modern twelve digit hull identification number on the outside stern. The first three of them would be letters indicating the manufacturer. The Hull has that Old Town Penobscot-style, or early Mad River Royalex (including the grab loops) profile, though they weren't the only companies that eventually built that sort of shape. It has an abnormally high number of rivets holding the gunwales on, so the builder was interested in being heavy-duty, or it may have been built specifically for a livery operation. In any case, it should be a pretty good boat in the water.
"Royalite" ... has a pretty poor UV lifespan.