AntiqueBoatAmerica.com

Tom Weatherford

I am a wooden boat restoration company. I made my first phone call to Fritz. After cutting me off mid sentence to tell me he's to busy preparing for an upcoming show to talk to me he tells me to go browse thier website. So I let that go because I've gotten ready for trade shows. It's hectic, I get it. So I browse the website find 4 boats that I'm interested in. After 4 phone calls and a few emails from 2 different people at my company with no response what's so ever. This is hands down the worst broker I have ever had to deal with. What a joke. Sad just sad. BUSINESS = COMMUNICATION My advice If you not going to spend six figure on a boat, go somewhere else. This company has lost site of its roots

Tom Blythe

After fulfilling a long time “bucket list” dream of owning a classic wooden boat and sharing it with our family, friends and most importantly, grandchildren; I decided it was time to find a new caretaker for this classic. I did not want to run an ad and publish my phone number as I already get too many unwanted calls, so I checked out a number of sites and found Antique Boat America. It worked perfectly for me with no hassles and I think they found a new owner that appreciates having an 80 year old classic boat that is in good shape that is mostly all original. Certainly check out Antique Boat America is you are looking to either buy or sell a classic boat in the NE.

Geof Lambert

Wow, this place has an amazing collection of vintage wooden boats

Rabbit Run Rental

Good folks selling and servicing gorgeous “floating furniture”, some of which was made nearly 100 years ago. If you don’t know your boats . . . know your boatmen!