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rclauss22 12-02-2009 07:14 PM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
Thxs....

Ed 12-06-2009 01:56 AM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
Very nice boat. Could luck with the sale.

rclauss22 02-09-2010 04:31 PM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
Still NADA, Well I have found new boat so anything reasonable will be considered!

Blackfin26 02-09-2010 11:18 PM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
Were new floors, wiring, fuel lines, and gas tank also done in the rebuild? Nice looking ride for the family, Steve

oldfielder 02-10-2010 12:09 AM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
beautiful rig

Fr. Frank 02-10-2010 12:10 AM
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Very nice Tsunami/Sceptre!! I was noticing it has vent windshields panes on BOTH the Starboard AND port/passinger side. Interesting. Mine is only on the drivers side. Wonder when they stopped on the passinger side. Yours was a 1973 mine is 1977, I guess some where in between.
The '74 Tsunami I used to have had the vent windows on both sides.

htillman 02-10-2010 12:24 AM
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I understand the port vent window was eliminated due to the center window opening to the left. This caused a problem and eliminating it also saved money and made the boat less costly.

aldo 02-10-2010 09:31 AM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
Beautiful job on the boat and good luck with the sale! I was wondering where you got the emblem that goes next to the
"Sea Craft" lettering?

77SceptreOB 02-10-2010 09:58 AM
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Quote:
I understand the port vent window was eliminated due to the center window opening to the left. This caused a problem and eliminating it also saved money and made the boat less costly.
That makes a lot of sense & cents!!!

rclauss22 02-10-2010 06:40 PM
Re: 1973 23 SEACRAFT TSUNAMI (RESTORED)
 
Floor is solid as a rock form the time i got them and still to this day. Boat was out of water for a number of years prior to me purchasing and was covered. A few cracks where ground out and and fiberglasses and the center hatch between the two helms seat was recored last year. Fuel lines where replaced when engine was purchased and gas tank was removed and inspected. It isnt the original but unknown when replaced. Wiring was completely redone not very clean behind the helm in cabin but all are replaced and new.


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