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Stephen 06-25-2010 11:52 AM

hull ID on Potter Built
 
I am pretty new to this sight as a user, but I have searched in the past for usefull info about Sea Crafts. I bought a 1980 23' Sea Craft from my good friend a couple of years ago. VIN# SEC 30091080. He bought the boat in 2001 from a guy in Jupiter, Fl. All the paperwork, reg, title, ect.. shows same vin #. Here is the tricky part, the transom has been closed in previous to my buddy buying and the first 2 letters are ground away leaving what appears to be a Y or something of the sort for the 3rd letter and the F30091080 are all legible. How can I tell if this a true Potter Built Hull? They have a vessle sticker ID under the ingraved #s stating the same as the Title. Buy the way great boat. Have'nt had it in the ocean yet, but great in the river.
Thanks,
Steve

Capt Chuck 06-25-2010 06:00 PM

Re: hull ID on Potter Built
 
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How can I tell if this a true Potter Built Hull?

BTW Steve, you asked this QUESTION three years ago and was given the answer :D What have you been doing with the boat since then, still riding the rivers? Not trying to be a smart azz but here ya go again....enjoy

You give us SEC 30091080. I would guess your Hull ID to read "SECF30091080"

SEC = SeaCraft
Your next ground off letter should be "F" which equals = Superfish (a marketing tool) (Considering your hull to be the CC model?)(Different letter for the Savage, Sceptre or Seafari models)
3 = 23'
009 = Hull Number 9
10 = October
80 = 1980

Mr Potter left Seacraft around May 1980 but was on the board of directors for 'SIC' SeaCraft Industries Corp for approx 1 year after.

I would consider it a Potter Built SeaCraft :cool:

Post some pictures and Welcome to CSC again!!


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