1931 Jensen Cruiser

Built in 1931 by Jensen Motorboat Company in Seattle, this 36-foot wooden cruiser embodies the classic style of early Pacific Northwest yachting. She is powered by a single Chrysler gasoline engine producing 110 horsepower, capable of cruising at 7 knots with a maximum speed of 10 knots.

The layout includes a single cabin with one head, providing modest but functional accommodation for cruising. The boat has been maintained in a boathouse throughout its ownership history and has benefitted from careful upgrades over the decades.

The hull is constructed of wood and measures 10 feet across the beam. This Jensen cruiser represents a well-preserved example of the quality workmanship that defined the Seattle boatbuilding tradition during the early twentieth century.