Huckins

Classic good looks and hybrid-electric propulsion come together in this Art Deco-inspired cruiser.

An impromptu visit to Huckins offers the editors a look back in time and a glimpse into the future for this storied builder.

Take a spin on Jacksonville’s St. Johns River over the next few weeks and you’re likely to see Cindy Purcell, owner of Huckins Yacht Corporation, sea trialing her latest and greatest: the classically styled, futuristically engineered hybrid-electric 38 Sportsman.

The 91-year-old company embraces hybrid technology in a reengineered, retro package that’s unmistakably Huckins.

Named one of the prettiest boats of all time by Power & Motoryacht.

Our Boat Test of the Huckins 45 Sportfisherman

New Boats Notebook - Dec 2013, update on the Huckins 45.

Exclusive: Huckins 44Offshore fishermen know that the best boats for their needs combine power and seaworthiness. With innovative technology alongside vintage styling, the Sportfisherman 44 from Huckins Yacht is sure to please any offshore fishing enthusiast. With salty lines and a retro design, she manages to exhibit a classic appearance

I was prepared to not like the Hamilton waterjet-propelled Huckins Linwood 56 all that much, primarily because some of the waterjet vessels I've driven over the years have evinced a few dicey handling characteristics. You know, stuff like wandering off course at low (and sometimes high) speeds and turning simple docking situations into unwholesomely entertaining events, complete with spectators.

The Huckins Fairform Flyer draws its lineage from WWII.It’s been said that you never really know how much you love something until it’s gone, and that love can make a person do crazy things…If you’ve ever taken delivery of a new boat, you may have experienced conflicting emotions. Sure, it was exciting to take delivery, but

I have grown used to waiting for ladies. It no longer bothers me that my female friends take a bit longer to get ready than I do. Heck, I'll even go out on a limb and say that waiting is a treat. Why? Because I've come to value these moments as precious down time for catching up on reading, channel surfing, or sneaking in 40 winks.Recently, I had to remind myself more than once of my Zen