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Welcome to

The Chautauqua Lake Twin Tier Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society.

Mission Statement
The Antique & Classic Boat Society, Inc. (ACBS) is a membership organization dedicated to connecting people who enjoy classic boats. ACBS is an international organization with 53 chapters across North America and Europe. They are the best organization to join for people who want to learn, participate and enjoy the fun of classic & vintage boating. For over 40 years, ACBS has been a family oriented, boating society that is devoted to the preservation, restoration and education of classic boating.
What's New

A big shout out to the many local businesses that chose to advertise at our show!

We couldn’t do the show without them!

  • BOATWORKS
  • HOLIDAY HARBOR
  • S&F Tents, Tables & Chairs
  • STANTON’S GARAGE
  • DAVE SNOW STATE FARM INSURANCE
  • ANDREW ROBINSON Attorney at Law
  • HOGAN’S HUT
  • EVANS LIQUOR
  • LAWSON BOAT & MOTOR
  • ROCK MARINE
  • SNUG HARBOR
  • DAVIDSON’S RESTAURANT
  • HEIL & ANDREWS CONSTRUCTION
  • D & S GLASS
  • CHAUTAUQUA BRICK
  • CENTURY 21
  • RHOE & SHARRON HENDERSON

News & Events

2024 CLTT Boat Show

Our 2024 boat show was a great success.  Congratulations to Joe & Wendy Rockburn for winning the People’s Choice Award for their beautiful 1958 Chris-Craft Silver Arrow – “Lynn“  We had a very nice turnout, nice weather and lots of fun.

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2024 Board of Directors

Your new officers and Board of Directory for 2023 are: Dave Wesp – President  Don Wood – VP Pat Baldwin – Secretary Julie and Jerry Stanton – TreasurersAndy Robinson – Director Tom Calalesina –  DirectorScott Clauson – DirectorDoug Cornelius -Past PresidentBill Reynolds – Past President

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Member Showpiece

Bill Locke’s 1946 Chris-Craft Special Runabout, R-16-221, was built at the “Jamestown Plant,” located in Falconer NY.  It was exhibited at the Lawson Boat Museum where it could be enjoyed by everyone.  Christened “LAWSON’s,” it was ordered by Dave Lawson Sr., sold locally to the VanAtter family, and has always been on Chautauqua Lake.

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