Sawyer 222 Cruiser Canoe. 18' 6" 

If you have kids, are going camping, or maybe moose hunting, this is your boat. She's fast, and can carry a ton of stuff. I've owned her for about 20 years, but finances & yard space require me to hand her off to another family. She's made of "Goldenglass", which is what Sawyer called a fiberglass/Kevlar mix. The book says she weighs 76 lbs., but I put a wooden center seat in 'er, and doubled-up the glass in the midsection, so I suspect she weighs 85-ish.

I think it was made in the 70's. One thing that could definitely stand an upgrade is the seats; they're just flat boards. The front seat slides fore & aft, to help keep the boat in trim. There were a couple of spots on the top rail that got corroded; I ground out the corrosion, and patched the spots. I've added a photo of the repairs.There are also a few small fiberglass patches here & there, but she's sound.

Note: Though in 20 years, I've never flipped her, I must say that she feels a little tender (tippy) when she's empty. It's for sale locally, so it could disappear at any moment.