1933 Custom 36

Recent survey available upon request

Built during the Great Depression by Charles Riley Willis and Micajah Adams,
Sylvia II was designed for the shallow fishing grounds of Core and Bogue Sounds.
Originally a Core Sound sink netter, she played various roles over the decades,
including U-boat patrols during WWII, a waterborne school bus, and later, a
popular charter fishing boat. Her rich history adds immeasurable value and
character to this vessel. The restoration of Sylvia II was a six-year labor of
love, focusing on maintaining her historical integrity while upgrading her for
modern use. Every piece was meticulously rebuilt or replicated, from her
Angelique frames to her Atlantic white cedar planking. Her deck was replaced
with marine-grade plywood and overlaid with Angelique decking. The restoration
respected her original design while incorporating modern materials and
techniques to ensure durability and longevity.

Sylvia II is equipped with a 12-volt electrical system, augmented by two
110-volt AC outlets, and features a Marinco 125v AC shore power plug. The boat’s
propulsion is provided by a 2016 Cummins 6BT 210 HP turbocharged diesel engine,
coupled with a ZF 63IV V Drive transmission. Steering is facilitated by a
hydraulic Seastar system, ensuring smooth and responsive handling. The vessel
also includes an 88-gallon aluminum fuel tank and both main and auxiliary
automatic bilge pumps.

Awards and Recognition: Sylvia II has received numerous accolades, including the
Special Award at the 2021 and 2022 Wooden Boat Shows in Georgetown, SC, and the
2022 Wooden Boat Show Wanderer Award from the North Carolina Maritime Museum in
Beaufort, NC. These recognitions highlight her significance and the quality of
her restoration.

IKONIC Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat
is centrally listed by Denison Yachting. It is offered as a convenience by this
broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation
of a particular vessel