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- "Sheila O" 1957 15 ft. Chris-Craft Cavalier
"Sheila O" 1957 15 ft. Chris-Craft Cavalier
by Lou Lenkman
(St. Charles, Mo)
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1957 15' Cavalier Utility, 4 cyl 60 hp Model A Hercules.
Totally restored 2011, West system bottom, new Red Flame Upholstery, Gas tank boiled out, new fuel lines, starter-generator-carburator all rebuilt.
Excellent original chrome.
Hull and topsides refinished bright.
Original 6 volt system.
Rare original plexiglass windshield.
Rare original bimini top with new canvas.
Period correct twin deck mounted spotlights (came with boat).
2nd owner.
Comes with single axle launch trailer build by original owner from car parts.
Trailer is well made, all welded sandblased, repainted Red with new bunks, winch, new tires plus spare.
Original ChrisCraft Shipping Cradle mounted on trailer.
$8000 OBO,
Call Tom 314-401-5015,
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