Carlson Boats CB 25
A handcrafted mahogany runabout boat is a classic beauty that never goes out of style. Carlson Boats is a company in Michigan that is creating a new version that has the same visual appeal as the older yachts but with updated design for a sleeker ride. The 25-foot yachts will hit speeds over 50 mph and has hand-polished mahogany,, raw teak decks, and hand sewn leather. The boats seat seven and remind me of the Riva yachts for pure gorgeousness. The first CB25s will be rolled out in 2008 but can be reserved now.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dan Isaacs Aug 7th 2007 8:32PM
You'd think they could spend a few K and get a professional to do their website. Nice boats, but the FrontPage template was a quick trip down memory lane.