OK, Who Am I Bidding Against Here.

abo1

Its beutiful. Look at that grain

In what has to be one of the nicest vintage speed boat models out there on ebay. The bidding was brisk, and in huge chunks. Jumping to $380 in just a couple hours. Multiple bidders and then stopped. Did we all get smart and wait for the inevitable last second snipe fest? Or is this the value of the model? Regardless. Are you one of the bidders? I stopped at $200 and it kept going. What does the peanut gallery think its worth?

abo6

This is the real deal and amazing

aobo95

Every detail is in place. Man oh man. Its perfect

aobo97

Aged wood looks perfect

aobo94
YOU CAN SEE THE EBAY LISING HERE

aobo99

Just the right size and could go in the family room. THIS IS ART

19 replies
  1. Alex
    Alex says:

    It’s cool, but not for me. Boating season is behind, and ahead, and behind, and ahead, and… well, you get my point.

    Besides, if I buy something this frivolous, my wife will feel the need to counterbalance it by buying more pillows. Ever see a house busting at the seams with pillows? Practically need a leaf blower each night just to remove the ones from my side of the bed.

  2. Bilge Rat
    Bilge Rat says:

    Hand carved solid hull, looks like hand fabricated hardware, a very interesting electric motor and its not been abused by kids. Love the flush flat head brass screws attaching the deck. I can see this easily approaching the $1,000 mark in the last 3 seconds of sniping.

  3. Bill
    Bill says:

    lets go scale here, looks to be about 1/10 scale. wouldn’t you go 10K for a real boat that nice Matt.

  4. Bill
    Bill says:

    Matt, I also notice you didn’t link to the auction, what you don’t want competition?

  5. John Rothert
    John Rothert says:

    Matt, auction advice: never stop on even money….
    add something odd like
    $3.76 above even money….cuts out the chumps sometimes.
    Great model though…..jump back in….

    John in Va.

  6. floyd r turbo
    floyd r turbo says:

    Looks like the hatches were for batteries but the electrical connections never were installed? Wonder if there is some stamp on the electric motor that would identify year. Has to have been built in late 20’s or early 30’s based on hull shape and windshield details. Another mystery to be solved.

    I like my painted hull below but the picture of the tumble home and rest of hull detail don’t do it justice. I wonder what my windshield would have looked like?

  7. Troy in ANE
    Troy in ANE says:

    Great looking little boat.

    Bidding would go higher if the “Hand Model” were wearing a bikini.

  8. Dan T
    Dan T says:

    Waste your money on the big boy toy. Yes, I have at least twelve pollows on my bed. I only use one

  9. RiverRat
    RiverRat says:

    My First Mate also procures pillows for the boats. I have heard it said that you can never be too rich, too skinny or have too many pillows. One out of three ain’t bad, right?

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