1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

I am posting this for the current owner please direct all inquiries to him.

Attention all Seacraft enthusiasts! This limited edition Seavette has a flag blue awlgrip hull with apple green boot stripe, teak throughout interior/exterior, cushioned wraparound bolsters in cockpit with bucket seats, 1988 Johnson 225 outboard. No trailer. This boat could use a restoration as all hardware is original to the boat. Have owned this boat for twenty years, it's one of a kind! Best offer! Email toddinhouse@yahoo.com

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Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

beautiful boat good luck with the sale

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

Rare find. I wonder if all that teak on the top cap was factory or added later. Never seen a SeaVette w/ the teak. Only made 39, so maybe some were factory "customs"??

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

Factory, mine use to have it, someone had painted it blue and I didn't want to deal with it so I had Mike to remove it.

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

What is the asking price?

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

The teak trim was used to cover the joint between the Seavette deck insert & center console deck.

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

Ahhhhh, that makes sense. Kinda has an odd zig-zag at the gunnels back toward the ice boxes.

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

please read ad

"I am posting this for the current owner please direct all inquiries to him."

see email in listing

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

I Did... but with out a price I have no interest in following up!

Re: 1978 Classic Seacraft 23' Seavette
 

I will ask the owner if he wants to add an asking price that is up to him

but I have to ask you this..... if you were not really interested why take the time to make 2 replys to this thread?

There is an email address clearly written in the listing. Just email the owner and my guess is in 1/2 the time you took to reply x2 to this thread you would know how much the boat is.

From chatting with the owner he wants it to go to a good home someone interesed who would realize the uniqueness of it and enjoy owning it. I did not get the feeling the owner wanted to retire on the proceeds of the sale either.

If anyone is genuinly interested in the boat email the owner to get a dialog going.

I will ask him if he want to add a listing price