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If you send a few pictures of the boat i can tell you the builder and if there is a serial number for the boat

Very nice thank you SJ!

Thanks Steve, the sneakbox is 15ft 4 long , 13ft at waterline & 6ft wide. Im going to fiberglass the hull and transom. I was either going to keep topside natural wood with boatlife seam compound or i was going to use waterproof duck canvas with SS tack and caulk. Most gunning sneakboxs were...

Thank you Fred!

Thanks Eric, i love the look of the rounded cockpit but i know some gunners might not like that. Im going to be redoing this to sell at the Tuckerton show next year. It should be a fun project!

Looking for some opinions i will be restoring this 15ft Perrine sneakbox from a sailor to a gunning sneakbox this winter. I will be replacing the king plank and removing the center board well transom and re-fastening the hull and glassing just the hull not top deck. My question is should i keep...

Yes I owned one of his sailing sneakbox very beautiful boats that were great sailors deep cockpit and wide. Heres a photo of Bill sailing one of his sneakboxs. We used to have a sneakbox sailing race in lower bank at Grove Conrads place on the mullica river. In the last picture you can see the...

Rich, i don’t know Art but Bill Simonsen was a great sneakbox builder he worked off the VanSant style his sneakboxs were all well built he built planning hulls and sailing hull all 12ft and 5ft wide. He shop was in egg harbor township Bill Passed in 2019 at 91 years old he was a wealth of...

Eric, I would have to look i know the ones Kodak did in the 1930s with some of my family members and other baymen from the area are free because copyright ran out

Richard, these where taken in Barnegat Light the man in the photos is of Peachy Perrine of barnegat light and the sneakbox is built by Rube Corlies of manahawkin and by the looks this is the 1920 to 1939 style of rubes sneakbox style