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Classic Boats

Midnight Lace

Designer Tom Fexas, born in 1941, began as a nuclear submarine engineer. In the early 1970s, he decided to design an “ideal boat, without any

Rosborough 246

Today, quite a few boatbuilders use the term “pocket trawler” to describe the models they build.

Bertram Bahia Mar 25

The early days of fiberglass boatbuilding produced some distinctive designs that looked nothing like their wooden predecessors. The Bertram Bahia Mar 25 that debuted in

Formula 233

Few people had the need for speed that Don Aronow felt. His passion left the marine world a fleet of high-performance powerboats—including the brands Formula,

LeComte Northeast 38

The 1950s and ‘60s were a golden age for sailboat design. The introduction of fiberglass allowed for conceptual changes, creating a new fleet of racing

Duffy 35

Online boating forums extol the virtues of the Duffy 35. “Maybe the best all-around 35-footer.” “Handles nicely.” “Goes well into weather.” “Three-day canyon trips out

New Life for Historic Dredge

A replica of the historic oyster dredge Ida May is taking shape in Oyster Bay, New York, under the hands of the Christeen Oyster Sloop Preservation Corp.

Pearson Triton

About 700: That’s the number of Pearson Tritons built during its mid-20th-century production run.

12 Classic Boats

Ahhh, Christmas. What will Santa bring you? Here are the 12 Classic Boats Soundings brought you in 2018.

Sisu 22

Sisu is a Finnish word that’s difficult to translate. It means something like endurance, determination, stamina, fortitude—or, in American slang, guts.

Courtesy J Craft

A J Craft on the Run

J Craft’s swift speedboat, the Torpedo RS, embarks on a maiden voyage from Sweden to France.

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