How to Find a Buyer?

[Slowboat35]

It seems incredible but my attempts to find a home for my lovely though elderly rowing boat have all failed. He's 14ft long, clinker built larch (I think) on oak with no rot, a couple of split planks and 3 or 4 cracked ribs.
Cosmetic condition is not good but overall the boat is solid and appears sound, tho he's not been afloat for 15 years.
Any advice on where/how to sell?
I'm not trying to evade the sales forum - just trying to get the word out directly to the wooden/classic afficianados on this part of the forum.
I'm also much more interested in finding a good home than maximising the sale price.

 

[burgundyben]

I'd have him if I didnt have too many boats already.

I suspect you'll have to give him away.

Maybe ask National Historic ships to share him on facebook?

 

[DoubleEnder]

The brokerage Wooden Ships has a ‘small craft’ section. No connection, and they may not take this on, but worth a try. Small Classic Boats For Sale | Wooden Ships Yacht Brokers
there are various Facebook groups. I’ve sold bits and pieces there, never a boat. I think there is Yachts and Yachty Bits, and Classic Boats for Sale, on FB

 

[Pump-Out]

Try one of the companies that provide nautical props to the film industry.
Marine Props - Marine Film Services
River Thames Filming & Marine Coordination | Livett's