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From Chesapeake Light Craft

We're assembling a bulk freight shipment, and you can save hundreds on shipping! Order your boat or camper kit by February 19th and take advantage of these special shipping rates:

  • $95 for Boat Kits*
  • $195 for Teardrop Camper kits

Your kit will be available for pickup at the Northwest Maritime Center in beautiful Port Townsend between March 10 to 15 (you must pick up between these dates).

Discounted Shipping Details

Call Us with Your Order

or email nicky@clcboats.com

The Lugubrious Fine Print: This offer does NOT apply to LARGE individual kits that regularly ship on their own pallet: PocketShip, Rhode Runner, Peeler Skiff, SW Dory, etc.

BONUS:

Order a boat (or camper) kit for delivery to Port Townsend and we'll throw in our newest accessory, a cool (and practical) Portable Epoxy Station Kit, FOR FREE -- a $98 value! Screen Shot 2025-02-10 at 10.52.47 AM

NWMC 2025 Classes Open

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Find discounts throughout the store from kayaks and canoes to sailboats and rowing craft, paddleboards to powerboats, even Teardrop Campers and ProKits. All of our complete kits and wood-parts-only kits are marked down. Most carry discounts up to 10%. This sale won't last long, so get on board now for the best prices! Through Tuesday, February 20th.

Savings on complete kits:

https://www.clcboats.com/pt11

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14ft nesting dinghy loaded up
14ft nesting dinghy loaded up

Every now and then a friend has a boat for sale that they would like us to post on our website. We do this selectively for free. Paul Zeusche, who makes the connective hardware for our kits, has recently finished refurbishing a molded fiberglass nesting dinghy (14 feet) that he and his wife used extensively on their cruising boat. It looks like he did an amazing and thorough job on this boat.

This boat is much longer than our nesting dinghy. The advantage of length is higher rowing speeds. This boat can be rowed by 2 people at once, using either 4 oars or just two.

Because the boat is relatively narrow and a very slippery hull shape, I would describe it as having "long legs."

You can check out the photos and specifications here.

paul zeusche
Photo taken October 2015