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Rich i wish i had the extra cash id buy it i have room to save and preserve it

The original owner bought it to preserve the history of a all original sam hunt sneakbox unfortunately passed away a few years back then family sold it to the second owner who i know well and he sold it to the gentleman that is selling it now.

Rich this is all original Sam Hunt i personally know this boat and have seen it. its never been glassed or in the water the only thing that has been done to it is a fresh coat of paint it is a amazing sneakbox !

Rick, In the barnegat bay area i would say the outboard became prevalent after ww2 but most sneakbox builders built for sailing but most never sailed them most rowed them and towed them. They would use the centerboard trunk with at larger dagger board to stick in the mud to hold boat steady...

Steve, with no harping and it being Rivets this is a old boat 1900s to 1920 and I believe it could be a Andrew Kilpatrick from Barnegat I owned a 1920 Kilpatrick

Steve, that is a beautiful boat if you remember does the boat have a full harping? It really is giving me two style vibes and they are VanSant Atlantic City or Andrew Kilpatrick Barnegat but both early boats. But without being up close it’s hard to tell! Can’t wait to meet you in person at the...

One of the oldest sneakboxs I ever owned it was a 1910 Hulse sneakbox built in Bricktown on the end of Hopper Ave. a tell tale of a northern ocean county sneakboxs is the main hull plank that is almost a V style still a displacement hull but faster for sailing. Most common style of the northern...