Never seen one like this before
 

Posted on another site. Guy claims it's a 27 seavette.

The windshield is interesting!

http://www.stripersonline.com/t/8046...boat-owners/15

strick

Doubt very much if it's a seavette. We could tell by HIN though being a '72 it may not have one. I have a 27 catalog at home, if I remember I'll look it up when I get back.

It looks like the same model as the one Carla is selling but instead of a fly bridge they put on a windshield? Which makes me think it's a late 1960's. Never seen a 27 seavette so I don't really know what one is supposed to look like.

strick

False alarm....I guess we have been there and done this before:

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...light=seavilla

strick

Looks like a 27' SeaMaster with a 20' SeaFari windshield up top.

I remember that one now....
It was the SeaMaster take-off for Potter...

that boat is mine!!!
 

i bought that boat a month and a half ago was trying to reaserch the boat i looked at a factory list it was listed as a seavette!!! i think if anyone can tell me more about the boat id be glad for the input:D thanks

If it is a seavette it will have a V in the HIN. At least mine did.

I think you will find it to be a "seavilla", a very rare Seacraft.

Yours is a Seavilla. Carla confirmed it on the other thread you posted to. Her dad is Carl Moesly, the original developer of the Seacraft variable deadrise hull and the designer of your boat.

The Seavettes are go-fast boats. I don't think anyone here has posted a pic of the elusive 27 Seavette. If you want to see what a 23 Seavette looks like, go here:

http://www.classicseacraft.com/23Footers.htm

Dave

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It is a Seavilla!!!!!!

Thanks, Ken. I saw you had posted that pic to the other thread, but I looked all over Carla's site and couldn't find it.
Dave

looks like a west coast(fl) picture. Even back then my east coast beach was not that nice.

John U. Loyd Beach State Park in Dania (Broward County) looked like that at least into the '80s. The beach was lined with Australian Pines. That was one of our haunts when we were in our teens and 20s. I don't know if the Australian Pines are still there.
Dave