Very unique Sceptre. Any pics of the interior/layout?

Man, that is a super rare bird!
If I still lived in Bellingham I'd be banging on your door right now.
Unfortunately, I now live on the wrong (right?) side of the continent...
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Interior Picture
 

Here is an inside view

It's just cosmetic!
 

I have a marine survey - cost me $400 to have it done. There has to be interest in this boat - any takers? Would love to recover costs - around $1000
Really just want it to be restored. This is the place to find people who love these boats right? Pretty sure this would be a sweet ride on the Puget Sound. Trailer too. The Top alone should be worth it!

Any Questions
 

If anyone interested has any questions about the boat, it's just like the one I've been running for 15 years. In fact, my Hull number is nearly the same SECB30051175.

Interesting, yours is hull #5 laid November 1975 (the fifth one ever built) and his is hull #1 laid November 1976. I see only 86 of these were built from '75 to '79.

Ahhhhhh! What I would give to be there!!! Beautiful boat, scenery and clear blue sky!?! I know you had a heat spell, but is that shot current? Humidity looks LOW!

Vezo, Part II

My trigger finger is getting really itchy!

Any pictures of it in it's glory and/or of the engine with the compartment lifted?

It has a hard top too? I think I see it against the wall in the picture. How does it mount up?

Mark R, I am interested in an offshore Pacific fishing boat that can be skied behind on occasion. What might you say about the capabilities in this regard?

David

A couple answers...
 

It does have a top, that is it against the wall. I would think the hardware would have made the trip with the boat, and should be somewhere in the garage. I sent you a message with more pix and info.... Let us know what you think!

MarkR - that is a beautiful Boat!!
 

Thanks for posting, and pretty cool regarding the serial numbers! Hope someone here can see this one back into the water!