Since 1946, Crestliner has prided itself on constructing boats that are built to last. Through superior design, quality craftsmanship, attention to detail and unmatched value, Crestliner has become synonymous with the world's most durable aluminum boat. It's how we've done things in the past, and it's how we intend to build boats for the next 80 years.
William Morse Sr. builds his first aluminum boat.
Crestliner Incorporated is officially created out of Larson Watercraft.
Crestliner introduces its first fiberglass boat; the Comanche 17.
First all-welded Crestliner boat is manufactured.
All-welded tongue-and-groove construction method is introduced.
Crestliner introduces the patented conversion bow.
Crestliner introduces the patented conversion stern bench.
The Space Saver Transom (SST) is patented and introduced on many Crestliner Models.
The legendary Fish Hawk is introduced.
Crestliner introduces industry-leading Lifetime +3 Warranty.
Patented J-Hook canvas design is introduced.
Anglers compete across North America in Trumped, a first-of-its-kind, online angling competition.
The anchor locker system is introduced, the first in the aluminum industry.
Innovative SureMount Gunnel System is introduced.
Crestliner celebrates 70 years.
Crestliner launches the AP-X Hull, an innovation that uses precision engineering to maximize boat and engine performance.
With thick, high-quality aluminum and all-welded strength, every Crestliner hull is ready to withstand the harshest of waters and the worst weather conditions.