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Sunray Lake Runabout

Vessel description

This boat is included in our 30% off inventory sale. Listed at $19,500, it now is for sale for $13,650!

The 16 1/2 foot classic lake runabout Sunray was designed by noted Seattle designer Edwin Monk in 1932; its plans appear in Monk's 1934 book republished in 1992 as "How to Build Wooden Boats" by Dover Publications, Inc. The runabout was designed to be powered by a 25 or 30 horsepower outboard engine.

Under instructor Richard Wilmore's direction, supported by assistant Jeff Covert, Sunray turned out to be a beautiful boat. It has that classic 1930's look exemplified by a refined bow flare and slight barrelback aft of the open cockpit. It is framed in white oak with mahogany and meranti planking. Deck beams are of Alaskan Yellow Cedar, as is the foredeck, with a mahogany kingplank. The runabout has a cedar seat and a mahogany windscreen.

Vessel details

Price:	$13,650
Boat name:
Year built:	2008
Construction:	Wood
Source:	NWSWB
Location:	NWSWB Upper Campus Shop
LOA:	16 ft 6 in
LWL:	16 ft 6 in
Beam:	5 ft
Draft:	9 inch
Displacement (lbs):	400
Trailer:	N/A

Prices for boats not yet constructed may vary based on the actual cost of materials.

Additional resources

Website:   
More Info: 
Document:   A work in progress-Monk Sunray

For further information contact

Bill Mahler
360-385-4948
Billm@nwboatschool.org