I looked for this one for approx.: My whole life. lol I dont believe it was rode much at all. I think it was garage kept as well. This looks like a boat that was likely taken out 1x per year for maybe a long weekend and thats it. Everything flawless other then the little crack I just patched up.
I know exactly where you are coming from. I once saw a boat in the early 1960's and decided I had to have one just like it. I didn't find one until 2005, and it was the proverbial "barn find". It was already over 50 years old and the registration sticker on the bow indicated it hadn't been used for about 30 years.
The good part is that it it is all wood so it didn't need a marine surveyor to look at it. This year she is 70 years old and still looks like it came from the factory yesterday.
OTOH, a buddy bought a 20 year old Bayliner that was so pristine that it also looked like it just came from the factory. It had been kept in a heated garage, covered, for its whole life. Not a scratch and the upholstery was perfect. He didn't get a survey. His cursory survey showed no issues at all. Then, the first time out his son jumped into the boat off the dock (rather than just climbing in) and he put his foot right thru the deck. Although the deck "seemed" OK, it was rotten underneath all the way to the keel.
Turned out the PO was meticulous about polishing and covering, but the let the bilge full of water all the time.
Best wishes - hope you have good luck.