1988 23' SeaCraft Cuddy Cabin sceptre
 

1988 23' SeaCraft Cuddy Cabin sceptre

No Motor included

Unfortunately selling my 88' SeaCraft I don't use it much so better off in new hands It had a 2006 Yamaha 250 installed new that I used to re power my Mako 232... the Sea Craft has a bracket that's accommodates a 30 inch shaft motor, I am sure it could be removed if you wanted to use a traditional 25" shaft but not 100% sure. No soft spots in the floor the grey hatch on the floor is a little bouncy but other than that the floor is solid. Transom is very solid no sign of moisture visible.. I had my mechanic leave pull drags throughout the boat to make a re power that much easier for the next guy... any more questions call me at (516) 660-9842 or email me at kristianher.07@gmail.com I can send more pictures thanks for your interest


With in the last 2 or so years:
new canvas (front and side are slightly faded top and rear and in great condition)

new anchor windlass

new lowrance GPS/Fish
finder (elite 5)

new hydraulic steering hub and hoses... sea star hydraulic is 2 years old I believe


new gas tank put in when the new motor was installed a tag States late 2005 90 gallons and USCG certified

transaction I'd is 1U495376GN1890312

Sorry forgot to add a price 3750

No trailer no motor

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1988 23' SeaCraft Cuddy Cabin $3750
http://longisland.craigslist.org/boa/5821893088.html

Sale pending

DID THIS SELL or still available? Please let me know i am looking now.
Thanks Robert

I bet it's not.... That was a bargain.

I'm with ya Ken, bargain or more like a steal!!! I had a friend about eight years ago that got into a "I'm a better negotiator than anyone" mood and pissed they guy off selling one of these in mint condition. I told him to pay the guy what he was asking, which was quite low, and never look back. Two months later we saw the boat out on the water in Islamorada, yep, he was not too happy he let it go over a couple of hundred dollars.

Sale is still pending but consider it sold....

just in case people are wondering I sold it to a forum member I received a deposit and the new owner is having some work done to the boat before he ships it to Florida thanks for all your interest if anything changes I will let you know but that is extremely unlikely the buyer is a great guy, this boat will be in better hands it didn't get much use these past few years. The new owner is a huge sea craft fan and you can expect this boat to turn out amazing with his plans for it I'm sure he will keep the site updated

Thanks

well since he lives in Florida, I assume we will see it at the next Seacraft meet!

Glad to see another rebuilt 23' Sceptre in the "family".