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I would personally have a tough time parting with
one such as yours Mark. 
Do you have another project lined up ????
See ya, Ken
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No, no other project lined up. I had this boat redone without the notion of ever selling it. Had I thought I would one day sell it, I would have cut a lot of corners to save money. It's about as nice a 20' SeaCraft as you'll find and while the price tag may seem high to some, that price is about $15K less than I have into it. If a person is looking for a cheap SeaCraft 20', this is not the boat for them. However, if anyone is after a Potter era SeaCraft that has been professionally redone (not a backyard wonder), this is a fairly nice example of what can be done if the checkbook is allowed to run rampant.
I've been splitting my time evenly between Florida and Colorado but will now be moving full-time to Colorado. Sadly, the little trout streams in the mountains there simply don't require (or allow for) a boat.
Somebody is going to get a great boat that has been perfect from day 1 and ran as well yesterday as the day I launched it. I simply won't have access to water going forward and so keeping it doesn't make sense. My wife and all my friends seem to think I should keep it and store it in Florida or California but that just doesn't make much sense from my perspective.
To say that I'll miss this boat would be quite an understatement.
Thanks for the note
