Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

Richard,
I am very interested in your boat.
It's beautiful.
I'm not sure when they stopped building Potter hulls but I guess it was before 1987. Not that that matters too much as it's still a Seacraft.
I would need it trailered to Jacksonville Florida which I guess would cost about $1400. Does that sound right?
I see your latest price is $17,000. Is that correct?
Thanks,
Peter

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

Hey now, we have Obama stash now....
We are all on the public trough in the states... :eek:

Hope and you can keep the change!

See ya (I hope), Ken

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

Nice looking boat! How many hrs on the motor? Also why did you get rid of the vents in the back but left the ones up front? thanks Dan

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

The vents help keep air circulating through the bilge which from what I've read helps keep things from corroding/deteriorating as quickly. I closed the ones in the back
1. To keep out water when fishing the choppy Gulf of Mexico
2. It looks cleaner
3. I kept the ones in the front to help with circulation
4. Though not a "Potter" it would not be a classic Sea Craft with out the vents.

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

STILL FOR SALE!!

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

Is any body selling anything?? I want to buy, but wife says this thing has got to go first!

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

The only boats im selling im giving away, and sometimes thats still not enough. Hang in there the buyers are out for blood but you will find a buyer who can appreciate that sweet 23

Re: 23 Sea Craft 87/09
 

Richard, I am still interested - Bill in Pa. Been on line looking for transport $$ to the northeast (Philly)- so far $2100 tows the 23 to my front door. I was informed today that I may need to go to Zurich for ~3 years for work. I haven't looked at t-port cost to Zurich, but I may need to put a clause in my re-lo to move the boat. Once my work location discussion calms down, I'll give you a call.