Can you identify the make and model of this boat?

[bvanderclock]

Trying to figure out what boat this is. It is in the neighborhood of 14 feet.

 

[jssailem]

Looks like it has a state certificate. NH2434GL. Perhaps the paper work will tell you.

 

[Will Gilmore]

I really like the looks of her. I'll bet she was a great little sailer, in her time. Very few hard chines on glass boats like that.

-Will

 

[jviss]

It's reminiscent of a Lightning.

 

[Davidasailor26]

It's reminiscent of a Lightning.

Could be designed around the same era, explaining the similar lines of things like the topsides around the bow. But the Lightning is 19’ and doesn’t have the curved cockpit combined, so you can sit on the gunwales and hike.

 

[jviss]

cockpit combined,

cockpit coaming?

 

[Davidasailor26]

cockpit coaming?

Yep. Thanks auto-correct.

 

[Deparlocean]

Can you read the serial number that should be imprinted in the rear of the boat near one of the sides?
If so it could give some information on the brand, and maybe more info if you type it on internet.

 

[Sunbird22358]

Looks like a Ray Greene built REBEL, about 16’ loa.

 

[Sunbird22358]

Too old to have a manufacturers Hull ID number, boat looks like 1960s vintage.

REBEL 16 - sailboatdata

The REBEL is believed to be the first fiberglass sailboat built in America. The boat was developed with the help of Alvin Youngquist using fiberglass samples from Owens-Corning Fiberglass. Greene sold 25 of these 700 pound Rebels the first year. A later, slightly modifed version, called the...

sailboatdata.com

 

[JRacer]

Don't think so. See the video. Boat in the video does not have the cutouts on the sides of the seats. Also appears that the sell for the board is further back than the OP's photo. And it has a different look to the foredeck.
Sailing Rebel 16 Lake Groton Vt. 2017 - YouTube