New day boat?

Nice looking boat, but are you sure that's wood. Lens is a little dirty but it looks like a wood pattern retro build.

In that case a beautiful labor of love.

Don't forget painting and varnishing and dumping sawdust in the water before putting her in.

I'm not at all knowledgeable on classic boats. The hull looks very Riva like, but I don't recall ever seeing a Riva with that windshield, always curved.

I owned a wooden boat for 3 years in the Caribbean, never again.
Nice to look at, nice personality, nice everything except ownership.
Ticking time-bomb with a 15 year life expectancy in the tropics, but nobody told me that when I bought the 30 year old boat.
Had a blast though, (ignorance is a bliss)

That and the lines of the roof were my keys to that also, but Cleanslate seems sure it's wood.

No way, I am almost certain it's fiberglass and most likely has a vinyl wrap on the hull. Look at how the swim platform is a molded part of the hull, you wouldn't see that with wood.

Sitting under the hard top, you will be glad the bow slopes down,, so you can see ahead at cruising speed.
May not slope down enough.

It could be something from these guys..? https://stancraftboats.com/

Good Eye. The Rivelle series looks like it. I had a feeling you'd come up with it. Guess that answers the question of whether it's wood. Beautiful workmanship.

Guess it is wood, after all. Wow.

Blame that dirty lens and the workmanship looking almost too nice to be real. lol. Here's hoping the owners have the skill or where-with-all to keep up with it.
Delaware Bay can get real nasty. Tried to go down it in a 6' chop from the east one day quickly went back to Delaware City. Good hero shop there. Went the next day in soup with my chart on my knee (pre GPS). Came out of the fog right in front of the Cape May Canal and was pretty happy with myself.