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Yes it is the far left is a inboard sneakbox as well

Yes alot of them were used to tow sneakboxs and guys to the Gunning spots

Thank you!

This is a 1940 22ft inboard sneakbox built by Ed Cranmer of Cedar Run NJ. It had a 7 1/2 ft beam and was powered by a 4 cylinder Hercules gas engine and rope steering. It was built of white cedar and bronze rivets. This picture was taken in 1983 by that time the box was in dis repair engine...

Eric, Tuckerton is the sneakbox/ garvey capital of the world. But i have studied countless builders new and old and im a 5th generation marina owner my family has been redoing sneakboxs, garveys any wood or fiberglass boats for a long time. I truly studied the different designs and build style...

Thank you and yea you know your by a cedar and pines when the water looks like rootbeer i dont think i could ever leave it

It really is i used to clam out of it in the summer when i was in elementary school!

Here is my 1984 10ft Gunning/ Sailing garvey built by Mark Ford. He built 3 of them 2 just for Gunning and 1 as a gunner/sailor. It is10ft long 4 1/2 ft beam. Hull and sides built of Jersey white cedar, ribs are a mix of 1 1/4 cedar & oak and topside is 1/2 marine plywood. She is a speed demon...

RD, i know this post is 8 years old but did you ever purchase that George Heinrichs sneakbox?

Eric, it doesn’t matter to me both boats are well ha. But the Guenther Garvey being flat bottom and more of a kit boat that can be made by anyone since the plan were posted in popular mechanic's its all plywood it does have a 14 deg transom so it plains off pretty fast. The Carl adams tho has...