Structure & Frames -

White Oak, Planking

3/8" Fir marine plywood

Transom, deck, interior - Mahogany

Hull and all wood elements fully restored 2005

with 14 coats of marine spar varnish

Electronics

Raymarine ST-40 Depth Sounder

ICOM IC-M56 VHF Radio

Garman GPS430 Chart Plotter

Engine-

Sanrose comes with her original Gray Marine Model 620, 4 Cylinders, 140 cubic inch engine rebuilt in 2011.

New values,

guides,

springs,

seats,

tappets.

bearings

seals.

exhaust manifold and

head gasket installed 2022. Engine hours at 201 as of 12/23.

Recent Upgrades

Recent Upgrades include:

• New USCG certified 30 gallon aluminum fuel tank,
• 12 volt electrical system,
• distributor,
• marine grade wiring,
• electronic ignition,
• cooling system rebuilt,
• new strut bearing,
• bilge pumps,
• engine mounts,
• new Sunbrella side curtains and back drop,
• full mooring cover - Sunbrella Supreme,
• VHF radio
• Garmin 430 chart plotter,
• new 17 plate batteries w/ battery selector switch.
• New Sunbrella Backdrop
• New Sunbrella Custom Fitted Winter Cover with poles

Inventory

Inventory list is still in works but list as of 04/27/2025

New Sunbrella Backdrop

New Custom Sunbrella Fitted Winter Boat Cover

Complete USCG Safety Compliant Emergency Signaling Kit

6 USCG Approved Life Jackets

2 Fire Extinguishers

Emergency Hand Bilge Pump

Swim Ladder

Anchor

75' chain and anchor line

Compass

ICOM VHF Transceiver (See Electronics)

Garmin Chartplotter (See Electronics)

Tools

Propeller Packing Wrenches

Emergency Paddles

Removable Stern Light/flag staff

Boat Hook

4 Fenders

Chafing Board

5 seat cushions

Bucket with Cleaning Supplies

Washdown brush

12V DC Horn

Bottom Paint

Varnish

Docking and mooring lines

Complete Boat History and Records (See Last Photo)

150 years of boat building.

Bernard Lyman was the co-founder of Lyman Brothers Boat Builders and Lyman Boat Works. Lyman founded the company with his brother, Herman Lyman, in 1875.

He designed and built the clinker boat building built boat, the Lyman.

The Lyman boat has a reputation for, as Tom Koroknay says, "mastering the rugged chop of Lake Erie.

However, the Lyman name would ultimately span far beyond Ohio and Lake Erie. In the 1950s, Lyman introduced multiple product lines that were marketed toward fishermen, jet-setters, and everyone in-between. The company was aggressively marketed, and their naval architecture was essentially similar in design to Great Lakes builders such as Chris Craft.

Sleek, modern wood lines, and attention to detail defined the brand, along with the "dual-pane" glazing on most models' front bow/cockpit. Models such as the "Islander" and "Runabout" (between 17' and 22' in length) were most popular. Although they are rare to find today, they still have a sort-of cult following, and are widely regarded as pioneers in the design of modern sport boats for usage in the Great Lakes, and other places around the world.

DISCLAIMER

The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.

CO-BROKERAGE

At Curtis Stokes & Assoc. all of our listings are available for co-brokerage on a 50-50 commission split agreement when the selling broker shows the listing and attends the survey. If the selling broker requires a courtesy showing and we are available to conduct a courtesy showing on our listing, the co-brokerage commission split is 60% listing commission and 40% selling commission. If the selling broker does not attend the survey, the co-brokerage commission split is 70% listing commission and 30% selling commission.