SeaCraft 21 for Sale
 

It pains me but I'm selling my SeaCraft- here are the details: Unique Transaction ID # 5U555411TB2818934

2000 SeaCraft SC21 Bought new in 2001- I'm the original owner
Repowered in 2012 with an Etec 175- has 400 hours and is under full warranty until July 20, 2016- Mercury Enertia prop
Cruises at 23 kts. at 4000 rpms/9 gallons per hr.
Top end is 34 kts. at 5600 rpms/12 gallons per hr.
300 hr. service was done by Etec dealer who is a fanatic and included many items not required by Evinrude but preferred by him. Receipts available.

Electronics:
Furuno 585 color sounder
Garmin 182c color GPS
Icom vhf
PolyPlanar stereo with Ipod connector

Under gunnel blue LED lights
30 gallon in-deck livewell
salt water washdown
Spreader lights
Custom winter cover (over the t-top)
Console cover
full custom cushions for forward platform
6 Lee rod holders (4 aft and 2 forward)
Lenco Trim Tabs with Lenco Indicator light switch
360 degree coaming pads
Leaning post backrest (not shown in photos)
Pop up cleats- single in bow & 2 spring line 6 inch cleats
Bottom always painted with Micron Extra or CSC ablative- full bottom done last summer so no painting needed this spring unless you want to touch up waterline

This boat has been very well maintained and is extremely clean- shows like new.
Boat is located in Brick, NJ
$25,000
Replies to: jamans@comcast.net

fee paid

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Ugh this is nice. Been looking for a model with a t-top. This is freakin clean!!!

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price reduced- contract on boat fell through- available once again!

Is it still for sale? new price?

Sold some months ago- sorry, forgot to flag post- still getting inquiries

just curious, I was looking at an older 20 Seacraft with a Yamaha 150 that was only burning 3 gallons per hour at cruise, why do you think your setup burned 3 times as much at cruise? Sure was a beautiful boat, and I like the name!

no 20 seacraft with a yamaha 150 burns 3gph at cruise.

3500 - 4000 rpm burn with a four stroke 150 yamaha is roughly 5 - 7.5 gph depending on load.

This newer 21 seacraft is really a 23 hull (minus 2ft) . . . which is a MUCH larger hull than the 20.

i spoke to the owner of this boat Rick out of Savannah, GA and he reassured me that it burned 3-3.5 gallons per hour at cruise.

http://www.thehulltruth.com/boats-sa...tter-hull.html

But the second part helps to make more sense, as it would be much heavier boat.

3-3.5 MPG at cruise is plausible, 3-3.5 GPH at cruise is about right for a 13' whaler but highly unlikely for a 20' or even 18' Seacraft...

Here is a reference I use for generalized fuel consumption
http://www.boat-fuel-economy.com/yam...ion-us-gallons