[Vladimir]

Islander is popular for their Cruisers, Racer/Cruiser, Trawler, Center Cockpit and Deck Saloon among other classes and models. Overall these available boats have a deeper-depth draft and generally wider beam, features that make them a great option for overnight cruising, sailing and watersports. Given their classic, crowd-pleasing status as a popular, established boat brand, used Islander boats in good condition often make practical candidates for boat repowering projects.

[reQunix]

Islander is a boat builder in the marine industry that offers boats for sale in a range of sizes on Boat Trader, with the smallest current boat listed at 21 feet in length, to the longest vessel measuring in at 44 feet, and an average length of 35.98 feet. Boat Trader currently has 12 Islander boats for sale, including 0 new vessels and 12 used boats listed by both individual owners and professional dealers mainly in United States. The oldest model listed is a classic boat built in 1967 and the newest model year was built in 2013.

[stevendowning]

Islander boats for sale on Boat Trader are listed for a swath of prices, valued from $12,500 on the most reasonably-priced watercraft all the way up to $79,900 for the most luxurious yachts. Higher performance models now listed have motors up to 100 horsepower, while lighter-weight more functional models may have as little as 13 horsepower engines (although the average power size is 50 HP). more

[mstate2]

Of the boats listed, Islander offers familiar boat hull types and designs including other. These vessels are frequently favored for popular boating boating pursuits including overnight cruising, sailing and watersports. The boats available here currently from this builder come with inboard and outboard-2S propulsion systems, available in diesel and gas fuel systems. [links]

[dlapine]

Some of the most popular Islander models right now include: Freeport, Sloop, 32 MK II, 34 and 36.

[foxhunter]

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[ankostis]

According to the seller, this boat is in great shape and will serve her next owner very well. We encourage all inquiries and questions relating to its present condition, the accuracy of details including but not limited to its location, engine hours, service history, listing status, and features. Stock #196768 1967 Cal 36 currently with her 2nd owner. She has been well taken care of. If you are in the market for a sloop, look no further than this 1967 CAL 36, priced right at $17,650 (offers encouraged). This vessel is located in Danvers, Massachusetts and is in great condition. She is also equipped with a Yanmar engine that has 600 hours. Reason for selling is buying a new boat.

[FreddyFender]

Category Sport Fishing Boats

[derka]

This 54-year-old classic Boston Whaler has just been rebuilt and refurbished! new primer, paint and varnish. Boat, motor, and all components are reported to be and observed to be in good working order. Stock #241050 Just Restored! 1967 Classic Boston Whaler 13' w/ 25hp Mercury! Yall this little classic is ready to go! At 13 feet this 1967 Boston Whaler 13 Runabout is the one you have been looking for! This 1967 Boston Whaler 13 weighs in at only 410 lbs and drafts only 6". She can be powered by as little as 9 hp engine but the current 25 hp Mercury runs like a top The inside hull and floor has been primed and painted with Marine grade paint & primer. The wood benches have also been refinished with Marine Varnish. Additional improvements include a new gas tank and new seat and seat mounts. The battery charger and trolling motor are in good working condition. Yall this one is ready and won't be around long! Get that offer in today! Reason for selling is health issues.

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[markharry114]

The original Wilcox Crittenden steering wheel was still in the Islander, but badly weathered. The dash board was sparse to say the least.

[nicklink483]

Your point concerning the Penn Yan is well taken. I in fact own a 1946 Peterborough Falcon, a 16′ cedar strip open fishing boat that I bought for $1000 because it was interesting, inexpensive and needed only some varnish. I have a restored ’46 Evinrude Lightfour for power, along with the original oars. All in it cost me about $2k. So, I get that side of it. However, these are very small boats, with narrow beams and are generally not very versatile, or stout for that matter. I am stout (fat, even!) and generally need a bigger boat.

[generica]

This is what the Islander actually looked like when Paul arrived at the storage compound. But from what he could see, it looked to be in fairly good condition for a 52 year old aluminum boat and he was able to locate a serial number on the transom which confirmed it was in fact a 1959 model. [links]

[Art Gallery]

I think that the mere presence of the story on the site suggests that Matt and Texx think other than you do. The interest of the others who have commented also suggests that your opinion of the site as being only for wood boats is not widely shared. After all, if that was the case, we would not have had the very interesting story about Tin Can – the aluminum sedan, or any of the other fiberglass boats that have been on here.