1972 25' Seafari For Sale
 

A neighbor ... living 5 blocks away, asked me to help him sell his SeaCraft.
I suggested CSC (what else!) ... he's not computer savy ... so I'm posting this for him.
$25 fee has been paid.

1972 Seafari 25', Boat is overall in good condition.
No Trailer.
Currently has twin 1989 150 hp Mercs, not run in 3 years, but are not frozen...
Armstrong (?) bracket with foam floatation inside tub.
Bimini top in good condition
Seats, combing & full cabin cusions all in good condition
50 gal alum fuel tank
Richie compass

I stomped around on forward deck, aft cockpit, including hatches and did not find any obvious soft spots.

Asking $3000 ... Boat is located in Key Largo, Florida
If you would like more info, please call Gary at (305) 852-4863.
Please remember, Gary does not do computers & will not respond to any posts.
Thank you.

1972 Seafari 25' For Sale
 

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I stomped around on forward deck, aft cockpit, including hatches and did not find any obvious soft spots.

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Silly girl....:rolleyes:
Last time I looked soaking wet you are right there with Blondie
about 100 lbs. :eek: (give or take)

So how high were you jumping? :D

This won't last long at 3K :)

D@mn...$3K. If this were closer I would be all over it.

Anyone ever seen one of these without a windshield? Curious as to what it would look like with no windshield and a nice hardtop...

Pretty sure Blue Heron has... here's the very active thread
http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=21906

NoBones ... I can still stomp pretty hard ... Just ask Skippertee ...

Yo Bigshrimpin! got your name all over it....even got your favorite motors :)

Carla that price is making me look bad :)

strick

Ya his rebuild is awesome, been following for a while. I guess I was hoping somebody had pictures of one with a nice hardtop and maybe an eisenglass enclosure.

well, I just got off the phone with Gary and I am now the proud owner of this boat pending handing him the cash!!! Im headed out Wensday morn early and plan on picking it up early thursday! Now I gotta figger out how to pay for upkeep on two Seacrafts!!!
PS, Thanks Carla for posting this, Its exactly what I was looking for , just didnt know it !!

Phil,
Keep in mind we are at the start of Bike Week here in Daytona..:D
When you are coming down I-95 toot the horn at mile marker 240
I may be able to hear you over the scooters that will be everywhere!
Good luck with the new addition! Every man should have at least
two boats....:p
If you have time coming or going let me know... Area 442 is a
good pit stop.

actually Ive gotta stop to make on the way down in Daytona to pick up some drag raceing tires for a friend of mine, might have to stay a few for a cold beverage !

That was quick. Guy knows a good boat when he sees one. What are your plans for the beast? I am very curious to know how the boat handles with twins on her transom. Will you be running it in the same configuration?

Strick

I figured that boat would not last long, that was a DEAL!! Enjoy your new toy.

Phil,

I'd have similar questions for the owner. Although those are probably some of the lightest motors available for that application, I notice that they have Doelfins installed, so I wonder if low speed planning was a problem?! Maybe not an issue, since with that much deadrise that boat doesn't NEED to slow down for much, at least in terms of wave heights! If it doesn't already have them, 4 blade props would be a good addition.

Connor has indicated that his I/O Seafari 25 likes more weight up front, and outboards on a bracket will move CG in the opposite direction. Maybe adding a rubber ballast tank in the bow like Moesly planned to have in that boat would be a good addition. Might be worth trying to contact Big Fluke for his opinion. He's a naval architect that has run a lot of tests on the effects of CG position on Seafari 25 hull's ride and handling. He hasn't posted here in a long time, but maybe Strick or Island Trader would have contact information for him. Denny

Thanks for buying this..... I was having stupid thoughts going through my head.

Welcome to the club, Phil. The few, the proud... Not too many Seafari 25 owners here, or anywhere else for that matter.

Let us know how she handles with those twin outboards. Bushwacker makes some good points about CG. Bigfluke says they tend to go airborne in a sea if the CG is too far aft.
Dave

thanks Yall, Im going to keep her in the current set up for now, Ill keep yall updated on how she performs when I get her going.Im going to use her here on Lake Lanier north of ATL. for the most part with a once or twice a year trip to the coast . And once I get all My junk loaded onboard Ill have pleny of weight in the cabin!

Welcome indeed Phil. You are gonna love this one. 25 owners are especially high on their boats, for good reason.

I've enjoyed your posts on Old Yeller and look forward to your experience with the 25. If I remember right, Lake Lanier can develop a pretty nasty, square wave chop, very wet in most boats. You will be astonished at how dry the 25 is. Not shabby in much bigger stuff too.

Connor

Yea, we call it the Atlanta ocean, not uncommon to have 6' swells going it 6 different directions!!!Way too many 40'+ boats running wide open .

Congratulations Bilgerat!
Hope to see you on Wednesday ...

Anyone who missed out on this one, Strick has one for sale also!

Carla, I will call you when we get to Key largo tommorow afternoon, Hope to be there by 3;30 to 4 , see you then
And Thanks again for posting the boat, Im very excited to get get down there and meet yall and see the boat.
Phil

Phil,
Check your PMs.
Dave