New mahogany runabouts, launches and sport boats hand-built in the USA in the style of 1920s-1940s classics.
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These builders still make new wooden boats by hand: mahogany runabouts, launches, sport boats and racers styled after the classic speedboats of the 1920s through the 1940s, built to order with modern engines and conveniences.
Hacker-Craft has built boats since 1908 and now also offers an all-electric line. Grand Craft builds its boats in Wisconsin. Traditional wooden canoes are listed under Kayaks and Canoes.
Hand-built mahogany runabouts styled after 1920s-1940s boats, including the Burnham and Winchester, plus larger custom builds. For buyers who want a new classic wooden boat built to order.
Made in: Genoa City, WI (all boats, in its 20,300 sq ft shop; production moved there from Holland, MI, in 2021).
Source: BizTimes Milwaukee, checked 10/2026
Genoa City, WI
Mahogany runabouts, sport boats, launches and racers in its Legacy Collection, built in the style of classic wooden speedboats, plus the Aquavant collection of 100% electric boats. Hacker-Craft has built boats since 1908 and also restores and services wooden boats.
Made in: Queensbury, NY (its new production facility on Corinth Road). Showroom in Silver Bay, NY, on Lake George.
Source: Hacker-Craft: Our Facility, checked 10/2026
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