Restored Penn-Yan...available.... would like more info...

[HudsonRiver]

This vintage 1950s motorboat was just restored by our lead shipwright and a team
of experienced volunteers in our shop. It is available if anyone is looking.....
A new canvas skin was fitted to the boat and
coated with epoxy and marine-grade paint, with gunnels refastened. The interior of
the boat is varnished and in excellent shape. This shallow-draft motorboat is now in
like-new condition and ready for the water.
If you have any additional info about it we would love to have it....
It is at the Boat School at Hudson River Maritime Museum, Kingston, NY
https://www.hrmm.org/boats-for-sale.html
PS. we are selling it to support our programs if anyone is interested
845-5

32-6295

 

[Benson Gray]

This forum isn't to be used for advertising. The page at the link below has the instructions about how to get it listed in the classifieds. The serial number may provide some additional information although detailed build records are not known to exist for Penn Yan.

Benson

Ad Instructions | WoodenCanoeHeritage

Instructions on how to list your wood canoe, whether new, vintage or historic, for sale on the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association site.

www.woodencanoe.org

 

[Gil Cramer]

looks like a standard cartop model. The hull id should be stamped into the stem, ending under the bow seat. Should be WXH followed by some numbers . The first two numbers indicate the year if they are separate from the others. If the first two digits do not indicate the year, it was made after 1956. With plywood seat inserts, it was made after WWII.