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Joshua Alexander
1929 Chris-Craft 28' (8.53 m) Triple Cockpit
Exeter, California, United States
Whoopee
The 1929 Triple Cockpit Chris Craft, affectionately named "Whoopee," is a stunning example of nautical history. This meticulously restored and repowered beauty is currently available for sale, complete with a custom trailer. Hailing from the pristine waters of Lake Tahoe, California.
Flag of Registry: United States
- Antique and Classics
- Power
- Used
- Gas/Petrol
- Wood Hull
Description
Major Price Improvement!!!
Whoopee boasts a rich heritage and has only ever been launched in fresh water.
This timeless vessel represents the epitome of classic boating, capturing the essence of a bygone era while offering modern reliability and performance. The restoration of Whoopee has been carried out with unwavering attention to detail, ensuring that every aspect reflects the original craftsmanship while incorporating contemporary enhancements.
The 1929 Triple Cockpit Chris Craft is renowned for its distinctive design, luxurious woodwork, and exceptional handling on the water. Whoopee embodies these qualities, exuding elegance and charm that captivate enthusiasts and collectors alike. Its repowering with a 370hp MerCruiser Horizon 8.1 ensures dependable operation and performance.
Furthermore, the inclusion of a custom trailer enhances the convenience and versatility of owning this remarkable vessel. Whether for display at nautical events or for seamless transport to different fresh waterways, the trailer offers added practicality for prospective owners.
The Elegant 1929 Triple Cockpit Chris-Craft Whoopee presents an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of maritime history that has been lovingly restored and thoughtfully updated. Its connection to Lake Tahoe, combined with its impeccable condition, makes it a rare find for discerning enthusiasts seeking a timeless and reliable classic boat. Don't miss the chance to experience the allure of Whoopee and add a piece of boating heritage to your collection.
Specifications
Official Number: CF 5444 SY
LOA: 28' (8.53 Meters)
Type: Power- Used
Year: 1929
Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Hull Material: Wood
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: MerCruiser
- Engine Model: Horizon 8.1
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Power HP: 370.00
- Power KW: 275.91
- Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
- Engine Location: Middle
Full Details
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Joshua Alexander
Global Yacht Advisor
3636 East Coast Highway
Corona Del Mar CA 92625 USA
Cell: 1-949-280-5835
Josh was born in Newport Beach and moved to San Francisco at the age of seven.
When he was ten years old, his love of sailing began at the San Francisco Yacht Club in Belvedere, CA.
His competitive racing career began in the notoriously challenging Berkeley Circle and along the San Francisco waterfront. He frequently returned to Newport Beach over the years for the Governor’s Cup at the Balboa Yacht Club and participated in other youth championships at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Josh began sailing internationally at the age of fifteen as a member of the St. Francis Yacht Club team, participating in the NutraSweet/Diet Pepsi Youth Match Racing World Championships in Auckland, New Zealand, in which they took 2nd place. The team also represented the St. Francis Yacht Club team racing Lasers in Australia. In his 20s, Josh was a team member participating in the 11-meter Sports Channel Citibank Cup qualifying for the Brut by Faberge/Audi pro match racing series, at the time the largest pursed race in yachting. They finished as the top U.S. team, taking down some of the biggest names in match racing. Josh went on to participate in multiple world championship campaigns, in the Etchell and Melges fleets, as trimmer. Josh then began a career in culinary arts and graduated in 1997 from The Culinary Academy in San Francisco. His experience has included work as an executive chef and senior manager in a number of well-known restaurants in Northern and Southern California. Life on the water lured Josh back in 2004 when he attended the California Maritime Academy and became a USCG licensed captain, subsequently working through 2014 as a tugboat captain on multiple dredging and marine construction projects on the San Francisco Bay, the California Delta, Newport Harbor, and the Back Bay. Josh moved back to Newport in 2015 to enjoy and live his best life. He believes that this is the premier place to put his vast yachting experience to best use. He also has a strong mechanical background in gas and diesel systems. Josh is eager to help you find the best fit to fulfill your needs, whether it is practical cruising, racing, or finding the luxury yacht of your dreams. He looks forward to translating your dream to reality.