Cea Pea (1968 Boston Whaler 16′)
The Cea Pea is a classic 16-foot fishing boat originally built in 1968 by Boston Whaler, now restored and maintained by Tombolo Company. This vessel combines timeless design with reliable performance for both fishing and coastal cruising.
Key Features
- Original 1968 Boston Whaler hull design
- Hand-finished wood interior with durable finishes
- Steel and aluminum construction with proven durability
- Standard fishing gear and storage compartments
- Stable, low-center-of-gravity design for safe handling
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 16 feet |
| Year Built | 1968 |
| Model | Boston Whaler 16′ |
| Builder | Boston Whaler |
| Current Owner | Tombolo Company |
FAQ
Is the Cea Pea still in original condition?
The boat has been meticulously restored by Tombolo Company to preserve its original design and materials, with only necessary repairs made to ensure structural integrity.
What kind of maintenance does the boat require?
Regular inspection of hull, rigging, and mechanical systems is recommended. The owner provides maintenance logs and guidance for seasonal checks.
Can the boat be used for fishing or other activities?
Yes, the Cea Pea is designed for fishing, coastal cruising, and light recreational use. It features ample storage and a stable platform for gear and passengers.
Brandon Smith –
I’ve used the Cea Pea for several fishing trips along the coast. The boat handles well in rough conditions and the original design makes it easy to navigate. The interior is well-organized and the craftsmanship is evident. A true piece of maritime history.
Keith Fraser –
The boat is solid and reliable. I appreciate the attention to detail in the restoration. It’s not the fastest, but it’s stable and comfortable for long trips. Great for weekend fishing excursions.
Carl Turner –
As a longtime fan of classic boats, I’m impressed with how well the Cea Pea has been preserved. The woodwork is intact, and the engine runs smoothly. It’s a joy to operate and a great conversation starter at marinas.