[BigLew]

If I remeber correctly, they were made here in New England, possibly Massachsetts. I believe it is what we refer to as a bassboat; sharp forward entry going back and flattening out a fair amount, but still maintains a respectable 3:1+ length/beam ratio. larger cockpit area with smaller "cuddy" with a high pronounced windshield. Hard chined hull with a shallower draft and a mild Vee at the stern. I believe a Dyer type hull and profile generally. Nice seaboat, particulary in a substantial chop able to move right along, but not as well as a SeaCraft which the Crosby's predated. As to the 25' model, I have no specific information. I believe their ranges of lengths were pretty close to that of the seacrafts, including the newer longer 30ish models.

If your looking for one, I'd start at boats.com.