Savage Project
 

Sceptre to Savage Project nearing completion.

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:cool: WOW....that looks nice. Do you have any shots of the interior and hatch area?

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Here is the inside back. I had it made to fit an Icey-Tec cooler. More photos to come.

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Deuce-Nice job. Makes sense with the conversion to create the Rare Savage Hull Setup.Looking forward to additional pictures.

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Wow, bad ass!!

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Deuce, Excellent job!!!
You are not that far away to bring her to the Long Point gathering in April to show her off... :D

See ya, Ken

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Pretty Rig!!

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Nice work on the boat..... and the avatar! :cool:

strick

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Any before/during pix?

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Are those 150 yammie four strokes??
Did you raise the floor any...I'd like to know how she sits with that weight on the back. It's is beautiful boat!!! :cool:

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All it takes is $$$$$$- What a beauty!!! Awesome job!!!

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This is the boat that Bobby at G-Craft worked on last year. It started life as a Sceptre. Deuce is my son-in-law's SeaCraft. My SeaCraft is ENDURED.

Have not had it in the water yet. Yes, Yamaha 4 stroke 150's on an Armstrong bracket. Did not raise the floor, hope the flotation bracket does the job.

Maybe we can "get it wet" in the two weeks. I will post some pics of how it "sits".

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Very Pretty, nice combo. on the paint and boot stripe.

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Great looking boat Deuce.....I hope I can check it out in the harbor or maybe up at capers one day...

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Bobby G. does some fine work!

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yes he does....is that Vivid Red Awlgrip??

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Correct!!! Vivid red.

Bobby G said that was the color for a RED boat. He was right.

I have been very happy with his work and his prices are resonable. Once we see how we like the twin 150's, I am going to let him replace the transom and put a bracket on ENDURED. That is next winters project.

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Sweeeeet! The savage has to be my favorite Sea Craft model !!

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Decided to remove the "glove boxes" and fill in the windshield "grove". This will become additional seating with the addition of cushions and handrails.

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Good looking boat!! :cool:

I love the cooler set up for the transom!!

Lloyd

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that console is really nice! i like it

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That rig should run in the low 50's for sure. Looks awesome, like no bones said, bring it to long point!!!!!

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Thanks guys we cant wait to get it in the water. What is the deal with Long Point?

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Deuce-
Go to the Gatherings section for the details. We are orchestrating the Mother of all gatherings. We are approaching 100 people being apart of the event. It is a great time to see the most vintage SC's in one place. The original Founding Family in attendance. Boatpix.com will be doing pictures. Raffle with big giveaways. Long Point is a camping area next to Sebastian Inlet.

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It does not get any better than that...

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GOT IT WET!!!!

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49 mph top end- 28 mph at 2.7 gph crusing

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That boat is beautiful!!!!!!! How does she sit with the stock floor and the pair of yammie F150s???

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The floor drains were pluged and rerouted back through the transom. With four people in the back, got a little water through the scupper flap. Had a piece of trash holding the flap open.

Most impressive was the "power turns" At 30 mph, could not make it "bogg down". It slowed to 23 mph in the turn, then back to speed as soon as it straighten up.

Also, my 320 pound self could stand on the corner of the bracket and not get my feet wet.

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Wow...she looks great! Nice job.

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Nice looking rig Deuce! I have always liked the Savage layout. You'll get many years of enjoyment for sure.

One thing here thou, impressive as she looks, I'm having a difficult time comprehending these numbers. Are you sure it's 2.7 GPH @ 32 Knots cruise >> I think you mean MPG :D

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Capt. Chuck,
You are correct. it is 2.7 mpg (fat fingers and little keys)

Also, I don't know about this deal of 4 strokes not having a "hole shot". You better be holding on when you turn those 150's lose. She jumps out of the water.