1961 correct craft inboard/outboard

This is an interesting project. First time I've seen it; have been absent from the forums recently. It sure would be interesting to determine what we called this model. We built some various models all called Debonnaire it could be one of those. Have you found evidence on it that it is in fact a Correct Craft? Many companies built wooden I/O's.

It looks to match up with the one I referenced to on eBay Art. And it looks sort of like the ones in the brochure thats been posted. I thought the Debonair's were big but maybe over the years the name has been reused?

Also does any know a ball park in value. I am able to find prices for inboards. But I can't find anything on this.

Joe,
Regarding the value, that is a difficult question. Yes it's unique but also I can say not really sought after so, a buyer will probably be hard to find. The $$? I can honestly say that if you had a pro restore it, the cost would be more than the value around 3 to 4 fold. It's the man hours that cost the $$. Projects like this are typically done by individuals with a "labor of love" attitude. As a reference, I have seen similar boats go for around $500.    

Gary S wrote: It looks to match up with the one I referenced to on eBay Art. And it looks sort of like the ones in the brochure thats been posted. I thought the Debonair's were big but maybe over the years the name has been reused?

Yes, Gary; I believe that the Deboaire name was re-used a few times. I have seen a couple of different spellings of it in the archives, not sure if it's an error or intentional. There is a fiberglass one in the barn at Southeast that is a tri-hull with that name on it.