Huckins Yacht
A company that has built boats through a depression and a world war, Huckins Yacht lives on, continuing to build high-quality American yachts. Plus, read more about Huckins and see Huckins’ shirt letter.
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A company that has built boats through a depression and a world war, Huckins Yacht lives on, continuing to build high-quality American yachts. Plus, read more about Huckins and see Huckins’ shirt letter.
In 1940 the Navy was fed up with its fledgling PT program, since the boats were pounding themselves to pieces. When Frank Huckins offered to build it a proper boat, the Navy offered to “loan” him the engines. Huckins began design and construction simultaneously, but was not satisfied with his 72-foot PT’s fi rst sea trial. Huckins solved the problem with an oak “belly band” chine. In the Navy’s competition — dubbed the “Plywood
The latest Huckins 44 struts her pedigree while giving a nod toward the future.
The proven Huckins’ hull form gets a boost from jet power to become the latest in a long line of soft-riding classics.
A traditional yacht full of pedigree and passion.
An updated design that preserves tradition.
The flame at Huckins Yacht Corporation burns eternally. This flame, lighted by Frank Pembroke Huckins about 70 years ago, burns for his Quadraconic hull (Design,
Tradition shakes hands with the 21st century on a Huckins 58.
Huckins demonstrates how to reprise a classic yacht concept for today’s market.
A company that has built boats through a depression and a world war, Huckins Yacht lives on, continuing to build high-quality American yachts. Plus, read more about Huckins and see Huckins’ shirt letter.
In 1940 the Navy was fed up with its fledgling PT program, since the boats were pounding themselves to pieces. When Frank Huckins offered to build it a proper boat, the Navy offered to “loan” him the engines. Huckins began design and construction simultaneously, but was not satisfied with his 72-foot PT’s fi rst sea trial. Huckins solved the problem with an oak “belly band” chine. In the Navy’s competition — dubbed the “Plywood
The latest Huckins 44 struts her pedigree while giving a nod toward the future.
The proven Huckins’ hull form gets a boost from jet power to become the latest in a long line of soft-riding classics.
A traditional yacht full of pedigree and passion.
An updated design that preserves tradition.
The flame at Huckins Yacht Corporation burns eternally. This flame, lighted by Frank Pembroke Huckins about 70 years ago, burns for his Quadraconic hull (Design,
Tradition shakes hands with the 21st century on a Huckins 58.
Huckins demonstrates how to reprise a classic yacht concept for today’s market.
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