Seen on ebay, 3/3/13:

1963 Century Resorter -- 16 ft mahogany with Ford V8 312 Intercepter engine

Item Location: Fairview, Pennsylvania, United States

Hull ID Number: TBD
Trailer: Dilly, Included (title?)

Boat was in water 2008. Ran good when put away. Completely restored in 2006.
No rotten wood. All original hardware, gauges etc. Needs TLC.
Boat has been setting for 4 or 5 years.
100% complete. With a good single-axle Dilly trailer.
For info call Jeff at 814 881 9743

Frank Miklos said: Thought this looked familiar, saw it was from Fairview, PA put 2 & 2 together and realized that this boat was at our local boat show at Conneaut Lake a number of years back.
It was owned by the widow of Charlie Cross (former Chris Craft & Century Dealer on Chautauqua Lake, Jamestown, NY).
Not a bad boat; a few things wrong. Two glaring things are the waterline location and the Century Name location.
Here is a photo of the boat at the Conneaut Lake Classic show in 2006:

Following photos were posted on ebay:

Frank Miklos to Grant MacLaren: the windshield is a tubular brass frame with plexiglass. The front deck is plywood covered in white vinyl. the edging of the vinyl is a 1/2 x 1/2 brass angle. The only thing standard on the deck would be the lift ring and flange and the bowlight. The plywood is mounted on top of the covering boards to give a 1/2 lift. The wood is 3/8" + the thickness of the vinyl and padding takes it to nearly 1/2".

An (edited) obituary found on internet:
Charles C. Cross, of 7143 West Lake Road in Fairview, Pa. and 27 Westminster Drive in Jamestown, N.Y., died Sunday, September 25, 2005 at his residence in Fairview. Charlie owned and operated Holiday Harbor Chris-Craft Dealership in Celoron, N.Y., on Chautauqua Lake. He was a member of the Erie Yacht Club, Lakewood Rod and Gun Club, Antique Boat Club and was a board member of the Chautauqua Lake Association. Charlie enjoyed boats and was an authority on wooden boats, especially Chris-Craft. In honor of his work, the Charlie Cross Award was given annually to the person who did the most to promote antique boats and boating on Chautauqua Lake. He lived his passion for antique boats and gave many seminars on this subject.
He is survived by his wife, Helen Hilliard Cross; a stepson, Jeffrey Hilliard of Fairview; (snip ... )