The history of shipyard Swiss-Craft begins in 1896, when Mr. John Faul set up a workshop along Lake Zurich in Horgen. During his travels in the US, Faul was inspired by Chris-Craft boats and founded Faul AG. The famous Swiss-Craft yard is still active under the name FAUL AG and is run by the brothers Urs and Franz Faul. We still have contact with them. This Swiss-Craft was finished by a team from Classic Boats Amsterdam and is in fantastic condition. Remarkably large sun deck, water skiing pole, bathing ladder and fold-away roof, the ideal boat for various occasions. The comfortable U-seat and replaceable driver's seat ensure comfort for all on board. Finally, the boat is powered by a Chrysler 440 BIGblock V8 engine with a nice sound! Dimensions: L = 7.00 m W = 2.50 m Hull = wood Location = Amsterdam, in a showroom Crane on site: Yes Engine: Inboard Fuel type: petrol Registration Documents = Dutch ***** Disclaimer We recommend viewing this vessel on site before placing a bid. This is to avoid disappointment. Please contact the auctioneer to schedule a viewing. Winning bidders are required contact the seller and pick up their lot within 2 weeks or by arrangement with the seller. Any costs of storage or demurrage incurred after that point may be charged to the buyer. You are responsible for verifying legislation in your country and making sure that all required documentation is available from the seller. Please contact the auctioneer with any questions regarding this information. Transfer, registration, transport and/or crane fees are payable by the winning bidder. --- This lot does not include a trailer, cradle and/or berth, unless indicated otherwise. Boat and/or trailer aren't registered and don't have any documentation unless stated otherwise in the description above. The seller declares this vessel will be supplied free of mortgages, seizures and/or objections. The seller also declares to be in full ownership of this vessel. If seller is acting on behalf of a different owner, seller declares they are authorised to sell the vessel on behalf of this owner.