Can anyone tell me anything about this boat? Brand, make, model?
Is this a Grumman Sierra 13β?
Tim Miller
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March 18, 2024 at 7:03 pm
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Can anyone tell me anything about this boat? Brand, make, model?
Is this a Grumman Sierra 13β?
looks like an old alumacraft to me… what does it actually measure? I am thinking it may be a model A or F
Your pic with the tip cut off makes it hard to identify. I don’t think it is a Grumman Spirt Boat. Sport boats only had 3 seats with no seat/shelf in the bow.
I own a Grumman Sport Boat. The Grumman Sport Boats have always had the closed decking over the bow as seen in the picture MX posted. The stern section also has the reverse flare at the transom.
So that’s not any kind of Grumman that I’ve ever seen.
It looks like a really nice boat. These small, narrow alum. boats can be highly sought after. The Sport Boat, the Alumacraft Ducker, these boats can have a cult like following.
looks like an old alumacraft to me⦠what does it actually measure? I am thinking it may be a model A
I agree, looks a lot like the 14 foot A1 that was my first boat.
Especially around the stern with the center brace and the handles.
Does it have the half round bracing down the length of the boat outside?
Looks exactly like my old 12 foot Alumacraft duck boat. The inside ribs and rear grab handles are exactly like mine.
DT
Not been in my brothers for a couple years. But every sport boat I’ve seen has a narrower bow and transom.
Here is a bad pic of mine I found on Snapchat.
DT
OH. The good old late ice trick of bringing a boat to use to get on the ice. Ours was a old 14Ft duck boat. We used that thing many time to access late season Ice.
Alumacraft Model A. 1970?? I have 8 of them. The placard on the transom, 4 seats and 2 sets of oar horns give it away. 48″ wide 14′ long.
I’m guessing you aren’t near boat. Has a logo about where the rear seat is. Name on placard too. Can you take a pic of the side?
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