Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added
 

I'll start at $10,000...;)

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added
 

After reviewing my cost of the improvements and speaking to others about my boat I am asking $28,000. I would appreciate your calls so I can discuss the details and answer any of your questions.
Thanks, Clark

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added
 

After reviewing more of the market this week my new and more realistic price is 28,000.

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

Really nice boat and a fair price!

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

Hi Sanzo: Thanks for the compliment. I noticed on your profile you have a 73-23. Was that one of the earlier 23's made?
Clark

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

She's a beauty. The first production year for the 23 was '72.

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

Hey guys: I'm heading the first of May for my last family trip to the Fl. Keys with my Seacraft. The best offer gets you not only the boat and trailer but a bag or two of fresh Mahi!!!!
Thanks, Clark
P.S. I'll also include a couple of lobster diving spots in Fl. Bay.

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

New asking price: $24,000

Hey guys: I just finished my last trip to the Keys in the Sea Craft. I had a great time, and it performed as good as ever. I am anxious to sell the boat, and would appreciate any interest. I look forward to hearing from you guys.

Thanks, Clark

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

New asking price: $22,000

I feel that someone will get a very good buy. What do you guys think out there? Thanks.

-Clark

Re: 1979 23 ft. Seacraft for sale (Pictures Added)
 

OK, everybody agrees this is a great boat at a fair price (althoug 690 hours on a two cycle engine concerns me). But is not selling. So, here is an idea: I'll go into it 50/50 with a guy in FL. Let me use it 4 months a year up north and then I'll trailer it half way down for my partner to use the next 8 months. Every month we'll kick into a maintenance fund say $500 each. Shortly, we'll have enough for a new four cycle.