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uncleboo 09-21-2022 11:54 AM
As previously requested, got any pics of the interior.

gofastsandman 09-21-2022 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by SeacraftErik (Post 275180)
Right on David. Thought about keeping mine there but i'm 10 min from Pepper park and it's overall easier for me to just launch it.

You will love how the seacraft hulls ride here in San Diego. The ride is so soft. I've been able to keep 19-22kts in almost any kind of fishable weather. 24-28kt cruise in flat calm seas while maintaining over 2mpg.

Does it have a bait tank on it already or are you planning to put one in?
The Ride!

You will fall in love.
PS
If you are getting wet, put the Binnie down, get on top and GO.
Just try that and get back to us haha.

fishingproblem 09-22-2022 11:02 AM
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Uncleboo, The cabin is 'spartan'. The original head was removed although the valve is still in place. The length from the chain locker to the bulkhead is about 7' so with some refinements it should be comfortable for a sleeping area.

fishingproblem 09-22-2022 11:06 AM
Erik,

There is no bait tank. I need to start looking to have a bait tank system installed and like the idea of a glassed in bait tank at the stern where presently there is a large fish box. Alternatively there is plenty of space in the center of the cockpit for installing a ready made unit. Do you know of a good bait tank guy?

David

fishingproblem 09-22-2022 11:10 AM
GFS,

Will plan accordingly and report back. It certainly felt authoritative in the choppy bay with no rude movements or herky jerkys going through the wakes.

David

gofastsandman 09-22-2022 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by fishingproblem (Post 275190)
GFS,

Will plan accordingly and report back. It certainly felt authoritative in the choppy bay with no rude movements or herky jerkys going through the wakes.

David
Standing By!

KTC 09-26-2022 05:32 PM
Awesome ride! I'll be following, I have a 25 Seafari in North County San Diego as well. Would be great to see some other classic Seacrafts around!

NoBones 09-26-2022 05:38 PM
I see the serial plate in the forward step. What is the number stamped in the plate. Mine is 216.

fishingproblem 09-26-2022 11:44 PM
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Ken, mine is number 222


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