The US VMYG does not endorse any transaction made as a result of posting here, and we will not accept responsibility. Buyer beware! Seller beware! Know who you’re dealing with. These are amateur listings. Confirm the buyer or seller’s name, street address, and telephone number.

With that said, our job is to help you prepare your information for the website as best as we can, and here’s what we need from you to post something. To post, please supply as much of the following information as possible:

1. What is it that you want to sell and its condition (class and numbers if applicable).
2. A list of optional equipment that will be included, rigs, electronics, stands, etc.
3. The price.
4. Its location and transportation options or “for local pick up only”.
5. A high-resolution electronic photograph of the main object (more than one is better).
6. Your contact info, email, phone number.

Once you have everything together, email it to Cliff Martin. Let us know when the boat has sold so we can remove the listing.

SALE COMMISSION: The USVMYG is requesting that members who post and sell a boat on the Boat Yard consider a contribution of 5% of the sale price be paid to the USVMYG. Non-members are asked to send a commission check (when sold) for 5% of the sale price to the USVMYG.

Chuck Lage, US Vintage Model Yacht Group
403 Buttonwood Road
Landenberg, PA 19350

Since we added the Boat Yard in 2018, 49 of the 92 listed items have been sold!


For Sale: Santa Barbara

John Stoudt is selling a Santa Barbara (sail number 54). The boat was a complete overhaul by the owner with a new deck, fittings, electronics, and rig. This is a beautiful boat with a new cedar-planked deck with mahogany accents and custom-fitted hatches. The deck fittings are either Pekabe or custom fittings depending on ... More

For Sale: Berger Self-Righting Catamaran

This is a very rare offer. Pop-Up Mfg., Company’s add states “The world’s only self-righting high performance model sailboat. Difficult to capsize, however it self-rights itself instantly and goes right on sailing in the same direction”. This boat was designed by Herman Berger in Amityville (Long Island), NY and ... More

For Sale: American M Bingo

John Lamport is selling a Dumas Products Bingo, designed by Doug Peterson.  It is a 50/800 Marblehead that could sail in the Classic Division of the AMYA American Marblehead class or the Classic Division of the US VMYG Vintage Marblehead class. The decking is a beautiful strip redwood, with a distinctive hatch cover.  ... More

For Sale: Skipjack #97

John Stoudt is selling his Chesapeake Bay Skipjack, vintage sail number 97. The boat was built by John in conjunction with Alan Suydam’s class “Building an R/C Skipjack” at the WoodenBoat School in Brooklin. ME. John started the boat during the week-long course and completed it at home with 200 hours of work on the ... More

For Sale: Italian Marblehead

John Stoudt is reducing the size of his collection. John is selling an Italian Marblehead (vintage sail number 197), (design name is Navarco), designed by Cesare Brusotti. The hull, fin, and bulb came to the US in 1965, brought here by a man building ESSO tankers in Italy. It was sold to the current owner at the Woods ... More

For Sale: International A Boat

John Stoudt is reducing the size of his collection. He is selling an International A Boat that sailed for many years in the Philadelphia area. The thinking is this boat may be Rod Carr’s Tracer ,which he won the national championship with in at Marsh Creek State Park, PA, in 1977. The boat came with a tattered set of ... More

For Sale: Shamrock J Boat

If you are looking to move up to an elegant J Boat, you will never get a better chance than now. This great example of the Class was built by Dave Brawner and comes with sails by Jake Leo. It is complete and ready to be put on the water to win races for you. A “B-rig” is also available if you are interested. The boat ... More

For Sale: Classic Marblehead

This is a Marblehead that has been in the family for a while but is now ready for a new owner to enjoy.  Its hull design and date of build is not known for sure, but it might be from the 1980s.  The plank-on-frame construction and wood deck show skill and attention to detail in construction.  Its prognathous keel would ... More

For Sale: Rare Vintage Schooner

This is a big, beautiful old schooner that was most likely built in the late 1800s.  This is supported by its overall patina and unique design reminiscent of a coastal fishing, or working boat, from that period.  It’s not known if the sail plan is true to the original found on this style of schooner, but the sails ... More

For Sale: Vintage Partial Hull: Plank-on-Frame Display Piece

This is a nice example of the start of a plank-on-frame construction project, obviously done by a skilled craftsman.  The patina and workmanship on this piece are consistent with the Vintage Schooner offered by the same seller, so it is likely from the 1930s.  The original design and intent of this piece is unknown.  ... More