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Originally Posted by Terry England (Post 242582)

Jeffro, You are fixin' to mess up sellin' that boat Bro'. Everything you do moving forward from where you are will be "more". More tow vehicle, more fuel burn, more maintaince, more trailer, more deck hands,more storage and more expense. You are at the Apex of boating with that "perfect rig" and everything else is not enough or too much. I've been through them all from 13' Whalers to 32' diesel S/F's and what you have is the best of all worlds. Remember who bought it from you because you will want it back someday. And print this e-mail out and put it in your fireproof strongbox so you can be reminded the "you were warned".
Awesome Rig!!!!

Sounds like when I got married:
Bigger vehicle, more deck hands, more storage, more expense, more maintenance AND LOTS MORE MAINTENANCE!!!!
And if I divorce her, (lots more expense) and I'll probably want her back some day!!!

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Originally Posted by fly4navy (Post 242604)

ODYC baby.

Where did you get the new windshield? Currently looking for one.

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Originally Posted by gofastsandman (Post 242605)

ODYC baby.

Nah you won't want her back ,but you will want your 20' seacraft back..lol glws

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Originally Posted by plusone876 (Post 242619)

Where did you get the new windshield? Currently looking for one.

Made and installed by Robinswood Plexiglass & Lexan of Orleans Massachusetts. Call Rob. He does a first class job.
You can find his add on Craigslist (Cape Cod) or on FACEBOOK.

20 ft . CC with 115 T-tec

O.K. Gentlemen

You have convinced me and I am taking the boat off the market until I am convinced my new 25 FT. Sea Craft is the boat that fits my needs.

I stayed awake a few nights after after your comments and they actually began to make sense.

So thanks for the input and if things go well, the boat will be back on the market in the early summer. I will keep it fully prepared and under the wrap until then.

This thread highlights, how much we on this forum, love Seacraft Boats! We convince other people not to sell their Seacraft boat! lol

The only thing I can say is "DON'T DO IT" you know at some point the words of Don V and Terry will be ringing in your ears.
Heck,the engine and T-top tower alone are worth the selling price.Like most other members on this site I've owned about 15 boats from a 14' Crosby to my current Seacrafts.
Now as I'm getting older(well not getting!! I'm already there)I hate the fact that I sold my 18' Starcraft aluminum boat a few years ago.I want to fish some local lakes now that I have a couple days a week off from my job.I had that boat rigged perfect for trout and salmon fishing,down riggers,high end gps and sonar complete stand up canvas work.etc.

So now I'm searching Craigslist for a similar boat that I can manhandle alone,A boat that I could tow easily, and launch at crappy boat ramps.
Well, I had!! the perfect boat but I SOLD it. and I've been kickin myself in the ass ever since.
Anything even close is priced astronomically high.

So,my positive words unfortunately are the same as Don,s and Terry's someday you'll wish you still had it.
I wish I had the finances, I'd snatch it up. Good luck with the sale and the new ride as well.:)

The bottom soda blast has been done and the barrier coat is going on the 25 as I type. See attached.
The 20 sf decision as to "sell or not" will be coming shortly.
Thanks for your patience