1975 23' Seacraft CC w/ Trailer - SOLD
 

Sold, she's going to a good home :)

[Paypal info: Unique Transaction ID # 3HN24123R27273706]

NO MOTOR
Hull and trailer only.
Freshwater use for last 10 years. Trailer has not seen saltwater EVER (10 yrs old)
Lower unit hit rock while underway, cracked transom. Transom is wet and will need to be replaced before repower. No engine included.

* No electronics.
* Covers included.
* Tandem axle roller trailer with brakes, tires and bearings great shape.
* Deck good shape, no soft spots.
* All original, always stored inside.
* Lake boat for last 10+ yrs.
* Gelcoat in good shape, no paint (except bottom paint).

We have had estimates from various fiberglass guys of $800 - 2000 to repair the transom. No time to fix, moving on to newer boat.

Being sold as package, boat and trailer. Would rather not split up.

$4800 for package. Boat located in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

PM here or email: tunacommy@gmail.com Additional pics on request.

Looks like a perfect project. Dont think this will last here long. GLWTS

Thanks - once the transom is fixed, it really will be ready for the water... I had thought about closing it off and putting a bracket on, but just don't have the time.

wish I was closer.
wanna deliver?
Im only 1100 miles away!

1975 23' Seacraft
 

Is there a title for the boat and the trailer ?

Great boat for somebody! GLWS!

Thanks for all the PM's and emails...I will do my best to answer all of them today. There is a title for both the boat and trailer.

For those that asked, more pictures here:

https://plus.google.com/105733623839...ts/JbasZa7jyJi

Yep, for someone who wanted to build a CC this is a great start. The transom issue is the perfect excuse to get rid of the engine well issues. If the floor and gas tank are in good shape it would be a no brainer.

"My wife does not care for the 2 boat theory"

Then you need to get three!!!! That should make her happy. :)

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