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He's probably seen this site and thinks his boats a meal ticket. That boat make's the one I pasted up on in NC look like new. And that was only 6k with new transom, duel bracket an twin '95 yami's in decent condition with a '99 trailer....Oh well.

Hey Ebeach, did you buy it??

[ January 11, 2003, 07:56 PM: Message edited by: Finster ]

Re: Damn! Crap! someone needs to check this out
 

Exactly Finster....I'm sure silverg will find others .... but I know its hard to let something's go .... well maybe not in this case for that kinda money

Re: Damn! Crap! someone needs to check this out
 

Silverg, I agree with Scott thats a bit high considering the condition its in. Their was a 23 in the boat trader about a month ago they were asking $ 4300.00 and it had a full transom ,a twin bracket, when I called they told me the deck was solid.Look around maybe you'll find some to compare with.I paid 2500.00 for mine with a trailer ,I got very lucky but keep looking theirs other deals out there. I personally wont give more than 3000.00 for it, it sounds like it needs lots of work.I you do buy it Im pretty sure all that wet foam needs to be taking out. RS.

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WOW ..... Then, as I see it ....$6,500 for the hull........literally just the hull as there isn’t even a deck in the boat ....no motor .....no trailer even !!!!! John your numbers would be reasonable for that boat or should I say hull ....Curious ....anyone know why the deck came out ??? it must have been soft .... yet he says the transom is fine..... How bad is the bottom of the console (I assume the fiberglass is broken up)

Just think that many guys around here have purchased "hulls" that were in good enough shape to throw in the water for less money than that....While it is a great project boat ... given its current "state" I personally wouldn’t pay that kind of money for that hull…..All boils down to how much you want it and what you’re willing to pay for it ….

As you know the “lure” of SeaCraft is hard to overcome .... just don’t get in over your head and don’t forget to consider what its going to cost, above and beyond the initial outlay, to put this boat back together.

Good Luck !!