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richardb31 05-21-2012 12:58 PM

SeaCraft ownership
 
Who was building Seacraft in 1999? Were they owned by Bass Pro at that time?

bilgerat 05-21-2012 03:03 PM

Yes, 99 was a Tracker

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Moesly...1960-1969(70).

SEC = SeaCraft Inc (Potter 1969 thru 5/80)
csy = Carribbean Sailing Yachts (1980-1982 23'& 27' SeaCrafts only)
SIC = SeaCraft Industries Corp (1980 thru 1987 other SeaCraft Models) (Potter on Board of Directors approx 1 year after sale)
TXY = Sarasota Marine Corp ('86-'88 csy Parent Co)
SIC = Tracker SeaCraft of Fla (1987 thru 1990) all models
SXC = Stern Craft Corp (1994 Silver King Parent then Tracker Parent Co in 1995)
MIC = Silver King Boats (1994-2002 Mako Marine Parent Co)
MRK = Mako Marine (2002 Parent Co SeaCraft from Tracker

divinrob 06-25-2012 06:54 PM

1990 23??
 
Based on the info above, were the 1990 23' hulls a quality product? It's a shame, Tracker Corp ruined some good names.

htillman 06-25-2012 08:13 PM

If you like the boat and it is what you want go for it. It's the hull design that makes the ride.

eggsuckindog 06-26-2012 01:18 AM

there have been no issues with any SeaCrafts no matter who built them. They may not have come with Marinium hardware or such but no hull issues

Fr. Frank 06-26-2012 07:46 AM

Actually, from '87 to about '89 or '90, at least SOME 23' Walk Arounds got plywood inside their stringers. Doesn't appear to have been any weaker, though, It's like they used uncoated/raw plywood as a form to make the stringers, and didn't plan to have a release agent to get the wood out so just used them as-is.

I've seen this in only two boats, personally, and I've never seen this in any boat except the WA's. I saw this in our fiberglass shop at the marina where I worked, because one of these boats was hit from behind while on a trailer, requiring a completely new transom and motors, and the other was a gunwale & cap repair from having a tree fall on it.

divinrob 06-26-2012 08:55 AM

Thanks guys. Are you saying the 90 models are as good as the Potter hulls?

Islandtrader 06-26-2012 10:39 AM

Look at it this way...any thing made in the 90's has gone through the test of time. If anything was wrong it was found out and fixed. Its all about the ride.


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