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16' Riviera ?? Value
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- Pete DeVito
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16' Riviera ?? Value
I came across a 16' Riviera today I think it is a 1950. There were only 174 of these little boats built in 1950 and 1951. The boat was restored and never put in the water. I could not find anything on the Hagerty site on a 16' Riviera. It has the litlle four cylinder engine that was also rebuilt the chrome is fair. Any clue of what this little boat would be worth. The trailer is trash!!
Past Project 1948 17' Deluxe
Past Project 1957 19' Capri
Future Project 1955 17' Special Sportsman
Past Project 1957 19' Capri
Future Project 1955 17' Special Sportsman
Re: 16' Riviera ?? Value
There not worth near what the 18' are. Chris Craft cut cut the production short because they weren't selling. They are underpowered. Also any model 16' and under is hard to sell.
- Pete DeVito
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Re: 16' Riviera ?? Value
This is a cute little boat a little short and not sure how the little 4 cyl will perform. It may be good for a young newcomer to the hobby like one of my grandson's.
Past Project 1948 17' Deluxe
Past Project 1957 19' Capri
Future Project 1955 17' Special Sportsman
Past Project 1957 19' Capri
Future Project 1955 17' Special Sportsman
- maritimeclassics
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Re: 16' Riviera ?? Value
We are restoring a 1950 16' Rivera in the shop right now. A lady owns it on a smaller lake here in Michigan which I think is a perfect match for boat and owner. Were putting on the new 5200 bottom, painting the inner hull, new wiring and giving it a fresh coat of varnish. The engine is the original for the boat and with a new rear seal in the transmission she should run for a long time. This boat also has most of its original interior in good condition. After its all done I would value the boat at about $25,000. With one person in the boat it should preform all right (she's all of 100 lbs) you just can't load these things up with 5 people and go for a ride, the engine just won't do it. It's a cool little boat.
Family member of Chris Craft founder
Owner of Maritime Classics
http://www.maritimeclassics.com
Ph# 231-486-6148
Restoration Projects:
1936 25' Gar Wood Custom
1947 Ventnor Hydroplane
1957 17' Deluxe Runabout
1948 25' Chris Craft Sportsman Twin
1959 19' Sliver Arrow Hull #75
1929 26' Chris Craft Custom Runabout
1937 25' Chris Craft Custom Runabout
Owner of Maritime Classics
http://www.maritimeclassics.com
Ph# 231-486-6148
Restoration Projects:
1936 25' Gar Wood Custom
1947 Ventnor Hydroplane
1957 17' Deluxe Runabout
1948 25' Chris Craft Sportsman Twin
1959 19' Sliver Arrow Hull #75
1929 26' Chris Craft Custom Runabout
1937 25' Chris Craft Custom Runabout
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