1954 Chris Craft - 31' Sedan Cruiser

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Step aboard this breathtaking 1954 Chris‑Craft 31′ Sedan Cruiser—meticulously restored and maintained to classic perfection by Freedom Boat Service. Featuring twin Hercules‑based Chris‑Craft KL engines, 210 hp total. This boat has been professionally restored and maintained and engines rebuilt. Chris-Craft built 102 of these hulls between 1953 and 1954. This boat is Hull #62. This wooden beauty blends historic craftsmanship with modern dependability .
With a spacious cockpit, aft galley and head, plus a custom‑built bench across the outdoor stern seating (added in 2022), it’s made for entertaining. Whether it’s a sunset cruise, lakeside party or family day out, everyone rides in style. Woodwork restoration ensures varnished teak and mahogany finishes that still turn heads.
Imagine hosting your next gathering aboard this timeless entertainer, where every detail—from roomy deck layouts to the classic powerplants—screams vintage luxury. This isn’t just a boat; it’s a floating event venue, perfectly preserved, easy to maneuver —and waiting for its next chapter, bringing classic elegance to Lake Minnetonka waters.

Twin 105 HP - Chris Craft KL Engines
Length 30' 7"
Beam 10' 4"
Draft 2'1"
Weight 8000 - 8500
Fuel Capacity: 80 US gallons in 2 tanks
Recent survey shows average condition, ready for sale requiring no additional work, and normally equipped for her size
Price Reduced: $49,000.00

Guestbook for 1954 Chris Craft - 31' Sedan Cruiser

Darryl Allen(non-registered)

I have one in Sacramento Ca. hull # 009, in really good condition, not like yours, but in a few years I will have it close. The only other one I have seen sold on E-Bay about 2 years ago in Seattle Wa. for $500.00 in poor condition, and like mine is one of 2 with factory installed fly bridge.

Jeff Bowler(non-registered)

I have one just like this one... 1953, Hull # 55. I wish it looked like this one, but I have a lot of work to do... It's unlikely that you'll find another one in anywhere near the condition of this one.

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