sold - thanks everyone for the interest FREE — 1967 Chris-Craft Commander 31
1967 Chris-Craft Commander 31 — FREE to a new owner
Due to health reasons I am no longer able to continue the restoration. I would like to see her go to someone who can finish her and enjoy her.
Important Disclosure — Engines
Both 327F engines were recently rebuilt; however, in the last few weeks, after taking a closer look at the engines and the work that was done, I have very little confidence in the quality of the rebuilds.
Because of that, I am not representing either engine as reliable. A new owner should assume that both engines will need to be inspected by a mechanic and may require additional work.
The Boat
1967 Chris-Craft Commander
31' fiberglass hull
Twin 327F inboard engines — both rebuilt, but quality of rebuilds is in doubt
Hardtop
Chart plotter
Marine radio
Extensive restoration of the teak and mahogany completed during my ownership
Numerous components and systems repaired, rebuilt, replaced or upgraded
This is not an abandoned or stripped project boat. Much of the boat has already received substantial attention.
The principal reasons I am offering her free is my health and my lack of confidence in the engine rebuilds. I cannot represent the boat as mechanically sound.
The boat is offered as-is, with no warranties.
The new owner will be responsible for transportation. The boat is currently in the water - a travel lift is available to load her onto a boat transporters trailer at no expense to the new owner.
Located in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Contact: Jodypackerfan1@yahoo.com














Wow yes youve done a lot... it is tempting... my 336 is. Currently off my trl... wouldnt take but around a grand in fuel in our 2014 F-250....but it looks great