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Town Class Boat Listings 1. Circa 1973 Fiberglass boat. Has trailer, 2 masts, 2 booms, 2 suits of sails. Asking around $4,000.00, the boat is located in Rye Harbor, NH. 2. Circa 1973 Fiberglass boat. Has been restored with all new wood work, boom mast, and suit of sails. New Rudder. The wood work is varnished oak. The boat comes with a new trailer. The hull and deck have been painted. The boat is located at Sebago Lake in Maine. Asking $6,500.00
3. Brand new “Townie” with all gear and trailer. White hull, cream colored deck and gray interior. All wood work in African mahogany. Mast and Boom are Douglas fir. Sails have not been made as yet. Price is $22,900.00 delivered in New England.
4. Circa 2000 Fiberglass boat complete with trailer. All mahogany woodwork. Green hull, cream colored deck and tan bark colored sails. Asking $10,000.00 or best offer. Boat is located near Worcester.
5. 1990 Fiberglass boat with trailer. White hull, dark green deck. Mahogany woodwork. $7,000.00 or best offer. This boat is located in Ipswich. It needs extensive cleaning.
6. 1994 Fiberglass boat with rebuilt trailer. White hull, dark green deck. Mahogany woodwork. $7,000.00 or best offer. Newer Hood Sails and most every accessory one would want. The boat has been well cared for and owner will deliver boat to buyer andwhere in NE. Asking $7000. Town Class Gear Listings Town Class Mast For Sale:
I am asking $225.00 for a fully functional Townie Mast from TC # 158 that was sailed in the late '40s-early 50s up in Southport, ME. Although the boat is gone, I still have the mast, in very good condition. It probably saw weather for only 10 summers during that period. If interested please contact Steve @ aslann@comcast.net .
Town Class Sails, Rudder & Boom For Sale:
I have a Townie rudder (pictured below) and a boom for sale. I am asking $200 for the rudder and $50 for the boom. Please contact me at tlynch2@statestreet.com for further details. Thank you! Tim Lynch 
Town Class Parts For Sale "All but the Hull":
I’m giving up a dream. 20 years ago I dismantled a tired Town Class with the idea that I would build a new boat and use the gear. I offer for sale “all but the hull”.
The sails have no class insignia but carry the number 44. The boat was carvel planked, I understand Pert Lowell built a few that way before going to lapstrake for the class design. Almost all of the hardware and rigging is bronze, exceptions in stainless are noted.
Mast and boom, stored inside, need light sanding and varnish, complete with hardware including sail tracks, sail stop and outhaul, all blocks and gooseneck. Spreaders w/clevis pins, mast tangs and chain plates, forestay and shrouds with turnbuckles, folding traveler, halyards and sheets.
Rudder with hangers (SS & bronze but the wood is a bit tired, some rust stains), tiller, whisker pole, boom crutch. Centerboard bolt and flange (SS). Bow cleat, halyard cleats, modern main sheet swivel block w/cam cleats, bronze jib sheet cam cleats, fairleads, stemhead plate
Sails, Dacron? By Bailey and Staub, main, jib and genoa. I can have them stretched to determine viability
Miscellaneous blocks, fasteners, etc.
These are genuine original parts for a classic restoration, all looking for a good home. Please contact me for more info and pricing at: juris.pukinskis@gmail.com.
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