Seacraft total refit - International Marine
 

Here is my Seacraft that I keep at my Islamorada home. We are often at Marker 88 if you would like to see her. I have not been on here very much but the amount of SeaCrafts we have been repowering I thought I would stop in and say hello to a lot of familiar faces. If I can do anything to assist anyone here please let me know.

Mike

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Wow...Awesome rebuild. What year is the hull? A Gucci stamp can't be far away.

All those rod holders and no speargun racks?
Beautiful work Mike! Can't wait to get mine down there for the power upgrade. Let me know when I need to bring my sled down.

We are ready, I would call Steve to get on our schedule. His number is 561-396-2264 ext 701. He will get you on the books and we will get her done for you.

PS I have speargun racks, we are perfecting them before we install them. Thank you for the compliments.

Mike

that is super nice,was it always an outboard,or I/O ?

It was always an outboard. FYI I have family in Hampton Bays.

Mike

Gorgeous boat! Beautiful work!

Before shot. Paid $1000 for the hull and trailer.

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Is this the one that you shortened to fit in a slip that had the limited loa length requirements?

A beautiful boat to say the least,
I like how you did the stringer grid system and storage compartments in the deck. Most seacrafts never see new stringers and few cut them out. Since there is no wood to rot in them originally. At the most people just cut the tops off and dig out the foam and re-pour it if wet. Digging out the originals then having to repour them and glass the tops back on is a lot of work. Narrowing them up like you did worked out well giving you a little more under-deck storage in some areas plus allowed you to do the side saddle tanks. Most 23's fuel tanks takes up all of the deep storage area but looks like you really got better use of the space. Im guessing you have a line equalizing the fuel from side to side to keep the hull balanced?
Any how it turned out nice and it looks like the work was done to a high standard. Nice hull redo indeed...

Now that is Fancy! I too would like to know the length of this boat, and as previously said beautiful work and finished product!

ok guys how many rod hloders total does this boat have. I counted them

I duhno, but where i come from ifn ya aint got at leese fitty - den yu aint got skwaat...

tough question for me'd be: where should I put the rods?:confused:

Sweet build! :cool:

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Nice boat! That looks like R+R Boatworks fiberglass work with those stringers and forward anchor hatch.

How do you like the flush deck in the 23 vs. the step up w/fishbox?

Nice grid there.