Non skid on teak...I like it!

strick

Lol I know raw or even oiled teak may not need it. But varnished stuff is really slippery, but so pretty. I reserve the right to sand it off and go oiled. I just like this varnished look.

Making the side triangle windshields. The XO helping me. The router is off this is after the cut…

https://i.postimg.cc/py5SMPdp/6-CB8-...B44-D7-C61.jpg

Was just taking a second look at your beautiful work -look amazing!
I had issues with the plastic clips for my Taco outriggers that I take off the boat every time. The smooth Finnish would allow the plastic to slide on .the pipes when I wrapped the leads around it .figured where I needed to keep them and ruffed the anodizing up slightly then did your trick with the anti skid . clips stay in place and there easier to grab when wet

Nice work! I just picked one up in Florida.

Nice welcome to forum. Mines a 72 #37. The states all confused on my boat. It was made in 72. Probably sold in 73. State insists it’s a 73 (even though no hull ID from Seacraft), but then the state sent me registration papers stating it’s a 72 now.

Strick did one of the best rebuilds ever on one.

There’s a thread here somewhere by him. Pics are mostly gone now, I think?
Blue heron on here did one too Same story.

Here’s stricks when it went up for sale awhile back.

https://www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/th...aft-25.662138/

I’m guessing you’re going to do a rebuild? You can always message me as you get going on it. I saved quite a few things but some things had to be made one off. What number is your boat. We’re a family on here.

I have seen pictures of Stricks for a few years now. I wish the photos did not get lost on those builds. Such a shame. The hull I picked up is a complete project and I plan on taking on a rebuild. Ill start a rebuild thread soon. Thanks for the offer to help.

I’m using post images now

Tiny pic and photo bucket started killing old photos off but were the originals back when.

I’ve got lots of photos I haven’t posted. Hit me up and I can at least show you what I’ve found. Hopefully it helps. One of my goals with this thread was to make a long time source for Seafari 25 rebuilds.

Welcome Glaucus485,

Its an amazing boat. You will love it!


What's the story on the boat? Pics?

Connor- aka cdavisb had a Seafari 25 too and was very helpful to me with pics and stuff.

You should be able to find what you’re looking for here. Just go for it.

https://i.postimg.cc/1nWV49jN/007BB0...69E17D6EB6.jpg

Here’s the port light with 1/4” smoked plexiglass in it. I used double sided tape and a flush trim bit to duplicate it. About 3’x6’ piece if memory serves.
siliconed in place and held down with clamps.
Tp-139 was installed. The corners are tricky. And my original ones had silicone in the corners.

Got 20’ of tp-139 @ $7/ft. from these guys. Call and ask for American marine.

https://pompanettellc.com/
603-826-5791
You need the inv number to duplicate orders. Pm me if anyone needs it. It only cost me $30 shipping and shipped faster than quoted.