CC Yachts

On land, we have cars, ATVs and motorcycles to take us to places. On water, boats offer a way of travelling without traffic and fender-bender. Boats are used not only for travelling but also for transporting goods; ancient civilization flourished through their own ingenious type of boat. CC Yachts make these advantages and more accessible to people. A 13 years old boy named, Christopher Columbus Smith started it all through his first wooden boat, built in 1874.

From a single boat, Smith built more boats; and in 1881 he joined his brother Henry. High end powerboats were sold to well off individuals in the late 1920s, but when they started producing civilian pleasure boats, middle class had a taste of boating experience. At this point, the manufactured boats since the inception are considered vintage Chris Craft boats. All of which paved the way for much advanced and convenient voyages.

In order to survive the Great Depression, Chris Craft produced low-priced powerboats. Production continued even in the World War II, the U.S. Navy purchased launches and small patrol boats. Withstanding awful events, Chris Craft began producing new civilian pleasure boats. Chris Craft Commanders, an all-fiberglass boat, was launched in 1964. Because of this innovation, in 1971, the 57` Constellation became the last mahogany-hulled boat.

Year 2009, new Chris Craft boats is released and seen in movies. Limited edition includes Silver Bullet 20 and Lancer Woody 20. Only 150 customers would have the chance of owning Silver Bullet exuding metallic silver paint. In lesser quantity of 99 models, the Lancer Woody restores the style of classic Chris

Craft boats and incorporates modern technology. If you can`t visit dealers then why not watch the Lancer 20, in the movie The Proposal to judge its resemblance with sports cars. Let`s just wait what model would work with the stars of Hollywood, all because of a boy`s persistence and passion.