Independence was originally purchased by the Terminal Transfer Company in Miami, Florida and named "Double T". Nine owners later the she is still a fine example of the craftsmanship of the time and serving her owner well.

Owners	From	To	Boat Name	Comment
Tom Kenny 619 Huntington Dr. Exton, PA 19335 Hailing Port – Longport, NJ	12/1997	Present	Independence
Alex de'Parry Ann Arbor Builders 403 South Fifth Ave. Ann Arbor, MI 48107 Hailing Port – West Palm Beach, FL	1/1990	12/1997	Independence
Ken Meyle Independent Pier Company 303 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19106 Hailing Port – Philadelphia, PA	1974	1/1991	Independence	In Jan. 1970 the boat was under the leadership of Capt. Bob Sales
Dave Schroeder Northeast Aircraft Sales Portland Intl. Jetport 987 Westbrook Street Portland, Maine 04102 Hailing Port – unknown	1974	1974	Sucara	Dave Schroeder believes he bought the boat from a man called Norm Ceaser (sp) in York Harbor, Maine. He said he believes the boat was then called “April Ann”. Dave thinks the boat was cruising in the Texas waters.
Tim C. Donlan Hailing Port unknown	8/1971	8/1973	April Ann	Believed to be in the Houston, TX area
A. W. Larkin	2/1970	8/1971	Chibet	Area unknown
George M. Borg Hailing Port Fort Lauderdale FL.	9/1969	2/1970	Fame II	Bahia Mar Marina Fort Lauderdale FL.
William F. Billie N. Shanks Hailing Port unknown	10/1967	9/1969	Chibet	Believed to be in the Ft. Lauderdale / Miami, FL area
H. Franklin Shedd Hailing Port unknown	10/1966	10/1967	Fantasia II	Believed to be in the Miami, FL area
Terminal Transport Co., Inc. Miami, Florida. The original Chris-Craft records show that the boat was ordered by the Dunham Shipyard 435 City Island Ave. City Island, 64 NY. The boat was picked up and delivered by “Rodi Boat Company” as the “Double T” to: Terminal Transport Co., Inc. Miami, Florida.	6/1961			The glass bi-fold shower doors in the owners head have a large “TT” on them The picture shows the last of the once thriving Dunham Shipyard.