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SeaCraft Stu 06-27-2012 08:22 AM

1971 20' CC completion shots
 
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Took 8 months. All work done by Mike at Wildfire Marine in Stuart.

Capt Chuck 06-27-2012 09:54 AM

Great Looking Rig!

Take it from an old Boatswain's mate. Put some shellac on the Wheel's Fancy Work, it will last longer ;)

See ya out by the sandbar some day..........

shine 06-27-2012 10:04 AM

wow, looks great.

I like those little seats, where did you get them?

mrobertson 06-27-2012 10:31 AM

where'd the jump seats come from?

workinpr0gress 06-27-2012 11:06 AM

That's a beaut! Lotta nice touches on your boat.

SeaCraft Stu 06-27-2012 11:33 AM

I designed the jump seats & swing back rest for the live well, and aluminum work was done by a local guy in Stuart. I also designed the console, and Boat Builder cut up the original to get the final one.

YeA 20sF 06-27-2012 04:55 PM

I love the rear seats and live well setup, plan to do something similar on my SF one day. Enjoy it

jorgeinmiami 06-27-2012 06:04 PM

Where did you get the door for the console and the live well?

Bushwacker 06-27-2012 08:53 PM

Nice rig! Those stern seats look like they're a little higher and might be a little more comfortable than the OEM stern seats on many of the 20's!

Good choice on the motor - let us know how you like it! I'd highly recommend running nothing but XD-100 full synthetic oil in it and having dealer set the EMM for XD-100 only. Make sure the dealer runs the fuel system test on it where they check for pressure loss and air leaks between fuel tank and motor. This test is now standard procedure on a new installation at all the good dealers. I'm using about 100-150 gallons of gas/gal of oil on the XD-100 setting, so it's not worth cutting corners on the oil with that low usage rate. ARG Marine in Riviera Beach buys it in bulk and sells it for about $35/gal if you bring your own jug. Here's a great web site you might want to check out: http://www.etecownersgroup.com/ Some very knowledgeable techs on there can answer just about any question you can think of (as well as many that you'll never think of!)

nate22 06-27-2012 11:33 PM

Nice rig! Mike does very good work. I like the rod holders what brand are they?


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