1967 JC Penney

[medicpeach]

Does anyone know who made aluminum boats for JC Penney in 1967? It's a 14' model 1024

 

[Crazyboat]

I found this in a google search, doesn't answer your question but you might be able to look up boats from these brands to see if you find a near match.

Elgin made boats for Sears as did Sea Nymph. Lots of self (or re-) branded boats were also made by Starcraft.

 

[LDUBS]

Back in my younger days Monkey Wards, and Sears boats were all over the place. I don't think I've ever seen a JC Penney boat. Nice.

 

[mbullen]

Does anyone know who made aluminum boats for JC Penney in 1967? It's a 14' model 1024

The Penny's line was badged as "Foremost", I believe.
Its been a minute since I've seen one.
Maybe throw some pics up and it might ring someone's bell?
The good construction clues are the rivet pattern, the length of the spray rail, handle placement, the seats and bracing, the transom knees, and the corner caps/bow cap.
The usual contract vendors in the 50s were Starcraft, Sea Nymph, Arkansas Traveler, and Lone Star - but that's not a finite list by any means. ....and '67 isn't the 50s. Lol

Edit: for what it's worth, JCP's small outboard line was contracted to Chrysler Marine about then.
Chrysler had just bought Lone Star in '65, too, so the Chrysler/Lone Star catalog might be a good rabbithole in which to start finding a sister ship.