1967 Lyman Islander 30
$90,000
Boat in Eliot, ME 03903 US
Built in 1967
Islander 30
2 Engines (2x Chrysler Marine)
30 feet
Gas
Wooden
LA LEE is widely regarded as one of the finest Lyman 30 Islanders available today. A timeless expression of design and performance, she represents the best of classic Lyman craftsmanship, enhanced by a meticulous restoration and years of professional care.
With well over $100,000 invested, LA LEE has been thoughtfully restored and continuously improved, with detailed records preserved in a leather-bound binder. Her exceptional quality and presentation have been formally recognized, earning 1st Place at the Chesapeake Antique Boat Show - a testament to both her restoration quality and overall condition.
After being transported to Maine, LA LEE has been kept under the professional care of both Lyman-Morse Camden and Safe Harbor Kittery Point. She has benefited from indoor storage, expert maintenance, and careful stewardship, all clearly evident in her finish, systems, and overall presentation.
She is powered by twin Chrysler Marine V-8 gasoline inboards (215 HP each), which start easily, run smoothly, and deliver strong performance (27 Knot Cruise) for a classic wooden runabout. Her classic lapstrake hull, varnished mahogany wheelhouse, and hardtop profile offer unmistakable Lyman character, while modern navigation, electrical, and safety upgrades provide confidence and convenience underway.
LA LEE is a rare opportunity to acquire an award-winning, professionally maintained Lyman Islander that is truly turnkey for her next caretaker.
Shipping is negotiable.
A custom yard trailer is included, offering added flexibility for transport, storage, or seasonal service.
Despite her classic runabout profile, LA LEE offers comfortable and practical accommodations for weekends aboard or extended day use.
Forward is a V-berth cuddy cabin with enclosed marine head and storage, ideal for overnighting or gear stowage. Finishes throughout reflect traditional Lyman craftsmanship, with painted hull sides, varnished trim, and excellent headroom for her size.
The wheelhouse layout features:
Helm and companion seating forward
Dinette to port
Inline galley to starboard with sink and refrigeration
New cushions and soft goods enhance comfort while maintaining the vessel’s classic aesthetic.
The galley is efficiently arranged along the starboard side and includes:
Sink with manual freshwater pump
AC/DC refrigerator
Storage cabinetry
The layout is ideal for day cruising, picnicking, and light overnight use.
Powered by twin Chrysler Marine V-8 gasoline inboard engines, rated at 215 HP each, delivering strong, smooth performance well suited to both cruising and spirited day running. Cruise speed is 27 Knots. The engines start easily, run cleanly, and are installed with excellent access beneath the cockpit sole.
The machinery space is well ventilated, with dedicated engine blowers and clean, organized systems throughout. Vetus raw-water strainers, freshwater flush capability, and modern shaft seals have been installed, reflecting thoughtful upgrades over time. Traditional straight shafts, bronze struts, and bronze rudders complete a proven, serviceable drivetrain typical of classic Lyman construction.
LA LEE has been thoughtfully updated with modern Garmin electronics:
Garmin GPS / Chartplotter
Garmin Depth Sounder
Garmin Autopilot
Garmin VHF Radio
These systems integrate seamlessly into the classic helm layout without detracting from the boat’s traditional character.
The vessel is equipped with a comprehensive 12-volt DC and 120-volt AC system, updated to support modern cruising needs while retaining classic simplicity.
Multiple batteries (including AGM house batteries)
Inverter/charger system
Shore power connection
Updated wiring, switches, and protection
Interior and exterior lighting throughout
Electrical systems are neatly installed and well organized, supporting navigation electronics, lighting, refrigeration, and onboard accessories.
LA LEE features classic Lyman lapstrake construction, with steam-bent oak frames, bronze fasteners, and a solid teak deck with mahogany trim. Her iconic hardtop profile, varnished mahogany wheelhouse, and bright-finished transom make an immediate visual impression at the dock.
Highlights include:
Teak decks
Varnished mahogany wheelhouse and trim
Hardtop with stainless handrails
Safe, functional cockpit with non-skid sole
Swim ladder
Custom yard trailer included
She has been stored indoors and professionally maintained, preserving both structural integrity and cosmetic finish.
Recent upgrades include:
Fire suppression system
Xintex gasoline fume and carbon monoxide detection
Updated safety gear
Multiple bilge pumps
Navigation and deck lighting
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3/17/26 | Initial price | $90,000 |
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