Definitely seems like something is going on??!!

Do you smell what’s cooking in Crystal River?
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That a boy Casey ! Dream come true..

Congrats, Casey!! Another 27 in the fold!! That thing looks clean!

Alright Casey, I'm assuming this is why you were asking me about I/Os? You're killing me!! :)

Don - I was all set to go north next week to look at an engineless SeaMaster - which is why I was looking at I/O’s. Until Mr NoBones called me about a Tournament that showed up down the road. Umm - 70 miles or 1200 miles. 70 won. Many thanks to Ken NoBones for the assist. Here’s a look.

Nice, congrats!’

That’s great good find Ken called me and told me about the boat. We both have the same boat with the same 200 motors. Lol

Nice, real nice!!! Now about Ken's commission.......10%??? :)

Gents - Now the fun begins. Before I dig in, do any of you 27 owners have any literature/schematics on the electrics and or fuel systems?

Casey, it is called gut and shuck !!
Only way to get it right again...
The fun is only about to begin.

I am hearing those Bahamas drums starting to beat more loudly….

New addition to the list: 1970 Seamaster from NJ headed to San Diego. Are there any other Seamasters on the West Coast? The price of transport was steep but I am happy with the landed cost.

HIN: SEAC 1J010418

I was going through some old files today, and found some brochures I picked up at a marine flea market over 20 years ago... thought you 27 owners might like to see them! I have a few more spec and price sheets, I'm going to break them up into a couple of posts so make sure they go through.

Two more, specs and prices

Last one, which isn't just the 27, but the full SeaCraft line price list for 1982. I also have original spec sheets for the '82 18SF 20SF, 20MA, 23SF, and 23 Sceptre. Enjoy!

awesome!