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Partnerships bring electric propulsion to the next level By Adam Quandt “Come gather ‘round people, wherever you roam and admit that the waters have

“The Chris-Craft would be a Ford or Chevy,” Bartlett said. “The Hacker was like a Packard. Very rare, [with] leather seats, and they didn’t make a lot of them.”

The Covid buying bubble burst, but show attendance was strong, and new products made a splash

The Hacker Boat Company in upstate New York makes the Hacker-Craft brand—classic runabouts and old-school racers based on traditional designs, some of which are 100 years old.

The builder’s Evolution Collection consists of three mahogany powerboat models.

Hacker Boat Co. Relocates the company announced. Production and restoration operations will follow this spring. “The more convenient location will make it easier for prospective customers to view and discuss purchasing a Hacker-Craft,” president and CEO George Badcock said in the statement. Hacker said the new facility is 40 percent larger than its existing facility, which will allow the builder to increase production for anticipated new markets in Europe and the Middle East, as well as exp...

Hacker Boat plans to expand in Queensbury FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5A view of a runabout docked at the Hacker Boat Company on Monday, June 27, 2011 in Silver Bay. Hacker Boat Company is the leading American manufacturer of handcrafted mahogany boats. (Paul Buckowski / Times Union)Paul Buckowski Show MoreShow Less 2of5 George Badcock, president and CEO of the Hacker Boat Company, sits in one of the companys racers in the showroom on Monday, June 27, 2011 in Silver Bay. Hacker Boat ...