Re: Rest in Peace - A Sad, Sad Night
Ok, here is an update.
Sounds like my insurance company is going to total the boat. The cost to restore it to it's presunk state exceeds the value that I had it insured at. I should know more over the next several days.
I could buy it back as a salvage and restore it, but right now I don't have the time to do it myself.
As a result, here is what i am thinking.
I am starting to look for another boat. A 23' SeaCraft is at the top of the list. If anyone hears of any good boats out there, please let me know. Also, I am considering (in order) Silverhawks, Contenders and Regulators, as well as the 24' northcoast walk around.
At the end of the day I love the 23' size (small enough to tow & big enough to go out in snotty conditions). I also love the SeaCraft ride and lines (as well as the woodwork on the older boats).
I would appreciate any insights that anyone ahs to offer.
Also, I may be able to buy back my old boat at a decent rate. It may be a good deal for someone (myself included). There are some pretty expensive part on that boat (such as t top, brand new hydraulic steering, and etc).
Peter
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