TOPIC: Vintage Aluminum Cabin Cruiser

Here's one that looks like it has potential. I have no idea what it is but at $1,000, I'd say that's almost scrap value for an aluminum boat this size. This is for sale where I live. I can inspect it for anyone interested.

greenville.craigslist.org/boa/4343394761.html

Nice! Polish that up bright and you could see it from space. How long is it?

Could be a Commercial Feather Craft. I seen a few pics of a BIG
F.C. located before... ??? Let me check the other boards. !
Side windows a tad different , BUT the 1955 Catalog shows a 22 foot VOYAGER .??? Worth a close look . www.feathercraft.net/index.php/catalogs/1955-catalog.html

Starting to think it is a 54 -55 LONE STAR CRUISEMASTER .
www.cheapoldboats.com/1955Lonetar.html

WEB LIterature . www.bonanza.com/listings/1954-Vintage-Ad-Lone-Star-Cruise-Master-21-FT-Aluminum-Boats/45398249

It's missing it's aluminum framed external outboard motor mount I believe.

I had one follow my up to Van Pew boat ramp on Lake Lanier a few months ago.It looked quite impressive and had a 115hp Evinrude E-tec outboard. The owner said a second one in on the lake and I know of a third one sitting in a friend of mine's yard near Gainesville GA. The have very nice sized cabins. That's a real good price if the hull is in good condition.

Lone Star Cruiseliner from late 50`s.

frogman wrote:

Lone Star Cruiseliner from late 50`s.

It's not a Cruiseliner. It's a CruiseMaster. The Cruiseliner is longer and has a different window arrangement.

Vintage ...put your glasses on and look again ...I see a single screw inboard! Hello!

In the words of Jan "I've never been wrong before".... my crystal ball sz its probably a small block ford...200 something.

www.fiberglassics.com/library/File:Lonestara56002.jpg