Re: Why are POTTER 23 CC's so revered?
 

Hey Sandy,
Layup....check this dude out:
1973...no gloves, no tyvek, no respirator :o

http://www.classicseacraft.com/broch...edium/0001.jpg

Back then it went in thick and by hand....bare hand :D

bfox....good luck with the boat. You will love a SeaCraft of any vintage or style :rolleyes:

Re: Why are POTTER 23 CC's so revered?
 

I posted this on THT with your other thread. The potter 23 has a far superior transom design with the large splashwell vs. the low open tracker 23 transom with the wooden gate. Also some mid-80's trackers came out of a mold with a known hook in the hull. If you do a search for "Hook" on this site you will find the info.

Large Open Transom from Tracker: (Please note the homemade splash guard)

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...100_1975-1.jpg


VS. Potter transom
http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...240_Medium.jpg

Re: Why are POTTER 23 CC's so revered?
 

I believe it was SpiderCrab with his infinite wisdom and unmatched communicational abilities that once said and I quote.

http://www.theboatzone.com/albums/cs01/sam_1.jpg



“IT’S BETTER FELT THAT TELT”




FellowShip

………………………….

Just for the Grins :D :D :D :D

Official 23’ SF Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

Re: Why are POTTER 23 CC's so revered?
 

[QUOTE]
Hey Sandy,
Layup....check this dude out:
1973...no gloves, no tyvek, no respirator :o

http://www.classicseacraft.com/broch...edium/0001.jpg

Must be a magic hat.

Even backing off 50 % on the MEK doesn`t buy much time down here. Maybe I need bigger brushes and a magic hat?

Re: There is no substitute for a SeaCraft.
 

Soooo True

Re: There is no substitute for a SeaCraft.
 

It beats, lotsa Vroom with only a little Boom!