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16' wooden Great Canadian canoe
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I would proudly paddle that boat. Similar to my Old Town Guide 18.
If I had my life to live over again I would have bought a wood and canvas canoe in my 20s instead of age 48.
If I had my life to live over again I would have bought a wood and canvas canoe in my 20s instead of age 48.
Nice looking canoe. It has a nice used looking patina. Maybe keep it as is.
There are no known serial number records available for Great Canadian canoes. The format of the serial number you provided doesn't exactly match the hull identification number format described at https://www.usps.org/national/safety/HIN/HIN.pdf but the "M85" probably means that it was manufactured in 1985. The first link below has a good summary of how to value wooden canoes. The link at https://www.woodencanoe.org/classifieds includes an assortment of similar canoes that are currently listed for sale. The second link below is a listing for a canoe that looks similar to yours.
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How much is my old wooden canoe worth?
How much is my old canoe worth? One of the most common questions that gets sent to the WCHA webmasters is "how much is my old canoe worth?" Tim Hewitt's responses over the years have included the following comments: Any wooden or wood/canvas canoe in usable condition is worth $1000 - $1500. A...
GREAT CANADIAN HURON CANOE Price Reduced
14’ 40# cedar strip canoe built in1988 by Maurice Pickard, Jr. of the Huron Nation. A wide canoe suitable for stand-up paddling. Next to new, launched less than a dozen times, and stored indoors. Accessories included in price: portage wheels, extra seat, paddles. Pick up only.
www.woodencanoe.org
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It's a nice boat, I owned a Great Canadian previously and liked it.
Selling it may be challenging. Wood canoes in general seem to be in low demand right now. Many lovers of wood canoe don't want fiberglass on them, few buyers of synthetic canoes want a wooden hull. Yours is between two markets. Try it on the water, I think you'll like it. I also own a wood/fiberglass canoe, the one pictured in my profile.
Selling it may be challenging. Wood canoes in general seem to be in low demand right now. Many lovers of wood canoe don't want fiberglass on them, few buyers of synthetic canoes want a wooden hull. Yours is between two markets. Try it on the water, I think you'll like it. I also own a wood/fiberglass canoe, the one pictured in my profile.
