Fyi you will never find a cheap 23

23' Project:
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...55363552058139

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=30105

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=30332

A little more all-there... maybe get you out on the water sooner:
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...76457696124139

Good luck!

Some interesting options. There thanks. Maybe if they were a thousand miles closer. :)
BTW, none of my friends or me are as skinny as yours so fitting 8 would never happen.

Great shot!!

Yeah, the majority of SeaCrafts end up being in FL, for obvious reasons. One's bound to come up sooner or later a bit closer! I search my local CL daily, so I'll keep a look out for ya. Still probably a few 100 miles from you tho...

Thankfully we were only 7 on Saturday... But we did hit 8 on Sunday! LOL

I am keeping my eyes peeled for a Seavette or Savage... but I'm probably going to go something larger 25' or 27'+ next boat. I had a vision the other day of a murdered-out, modernized and bracketed-outboard Seavette... all black and chrome w/ tan upholstery. :rolleyes:

Thanks!

Wrong color, but, you mean like this? ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjuwWZG37ZQ

That would be a 502 ci.

Sweet boat, I was just looking at that the other day, along with his FS posts. That's gotta be the cleanest example around!

https://www.thehulltruth.com/attachm...9&d=1504631729

Next thought. What about turning the Seafari into a CC with a quick and dirty restoration using plywood rather than Coosa and other composites? No bracket, just hang an outboard off the transom after notching it. Simple console and lean post. Nothing fancy, but something to cut my teeth on and get on the water while waiting for the right 23 (or blasphemous, a formula 233) to come along.

I figure there isn't too much of a market for a bare hull Seafari to try to sell it. I already have a tank for it. Hmmm...

I know of a 23 Scepter that may be had for short short money.