[ocuyler]

John,

Thanks for your oppinion. I'll prbably wait until late fall to decide what to keep and what to sell. My estimate of time to "recondition" it is 150 hours max. It doesn't need paint or motor work, just a thourough once over. I get anal about wiring and can't stop until all electronics are on and perfect, but it would be sweet.

In fact, I'm expanding the shop at my business to accomodate this boat and trailer with the door down and the heat on! It's a long winter on Lake Ontario.

Bottom line, I guess is that when I first sea trialed the SC, It sort of flowed over the water where the Sea Ray was definiately feeling every little thing. Nothing fazed it in 4'ers. It sound stupid, but I felt like part of the boat. Is that how all SeaCrafts are?

Otto