A true piece of boating history, this beautifully crafted 1952/3 Palmer Scott 22' Bass Boat combines classic wooden boat aesthetics with the durability of a hand-laid fiberglass hull. The boat features a reinforced plastic hull with an oak keel, offering both stability and elegance. The decks and cockpit sole are made of plywood, glassed over for durability, while the coamings and windshield are made from rich Honduras Mahogany, all finished with a varnish that showcases its timeless beauty.
Key Features:
Model: 1952/3 Palmer Scott 22' Bass Boat (#3050)
Hull Type: Hand-laid fiberglass hull with oak keel and fiberglass over plywood deck and cockpit sole
Power: Chris Craft Marine K series 6-cylinder engine (Serial #80744)
Design: Single-engine, round bilge powerboat with storage cabin forward
Dimensions: LOA 21'7", Beam 8', Draft 26"
Registration: CT1AB
Current Name: Indigo (previously known as Chalmar, Striper, Welykit, Gradisco, Jenny)
Additional Details:
Well-maintained at Cove Landing Marine, Lyme, since at least 1978.
The boat has had a rich history of ownership, including notable previous owners such as Charles Frederic Chapman, founder of the Chapman School of Seamanship, and American commercial artist John Alcorn.
This Palmer Scott Bass Boat is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of classic wooden boats.
Included in Sale:
Bimini top (1 season old)
Canvas boat cover
Upholstered seating cushions for the front seats, engine cover, and stern
Front seat covers
Anchor
1952/3 Edition of Chapman's Piloting, Seamanship, and Small Boat Handling
2024 season slip at Cove Landing Marine
This boat has been carefully preserved and maintained by previous owners, with a rich history that includes a connection to Charles Frederic Chapman, the renowned boating expert, and a legacy of craftsmanship from Palmer Scott, a respected boat builder from Fair Haven, Massachusetts.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a beautiful, historic boat that has been part of boating history for decades.
