Moore, OK: 23 ft Chris-Craft Cavalier Gone in One Morning

A 23 ft Chris-Craft Cavalier cabin cruiser sat in a driveway outside Moore for years, hull coated in barn dust and a cracked keel strip running the length of the bottom. The owner had inherited the boat from his father, kept it out of obligation, and eventually stopped thinking about it the way you stop noticing a piece of furniture. No trailer, no title, no real plan. We showed up on a Tuesday morning. The boat was wedged between the property line and a storage shed, which meant we couldn't back a trailer straight in. We brought a rotator and a heavy-duty winch rig instead, set up a pull angle across the yard toward the street, and secured the hull with load straps. The fiberglass was brittle enough that we took it slow. Most of the morning went to the actual haul and getting clear of the driveway. Once it was on the truck, we ran it down to the processor outside Norman where the hull got cut down for recycling. Crews cover all of Cleveland County: Norman, Noble, Purcell, Slaughterville, Lexington, Etowah. We handle same-week pickups across Moore, and we know the seasonal rhythm here. Boats come out of storage in spring, and when they don't move again by fall, that's when most calls come in. We've pulled Chris-Crafts and everything else from driveways, marinas, and storage yards across Moore and the surrounding towns.