21' SeaCraft....pre restoration.

[Mark]

As I mentioned this to Capt. Chuck prior to posting it, it's only fair that he gets first crack at this true classic. Yes boys and girls, although a new coat of paint may be desired, this hull no doubt has many great years ahead of her. While the local snapper population may prefer that it remain in its current location, $30K to the right boatyard could have this looking great in less than three years! Act now, this won't last long - one decent hurricane and this opportunity will be but a memory:

[Ryan]

Where is it located?

[Mark]

Where is it located?

3' deep, 250 yards East of Cudjoe Key.

[Capt Chuck]

<font color="brown"> 3' deep, 250 yards East of Cudjoe Key

Yo Ikan, Wade out and jot down the hull # for me so I can see if there is a clear title

[Mark]

Yo Ikan, Wade out and jot down the hull # for me so I can see if there is a clear title

C'mon Chuck, I find 'em, you do the snorkeling - that's fair, right?

[joey]

Boy's she ain't near as bad as the photo's make her look... just needs a little duct tape and 5200!

[JohnB]

My guess is it's in the keys, maybe florida bay.
I think the transom and floor might be wet .
Nice pictures. There are actually quite a few SeaCrafts and Makos collecting water in some of the boat yards down there. I saw a really nice 256B mako last July with 2' high weeds growing out of if.

[Islandtrader]

Hey Mark is there any way you can send me a jpeg of the first photo? I would like to add this to my "21" photo file.

[Mark]

just sent you one.

[ScottM]

just sent you one.

Mark,
I emailed you on Monday with the same question but didn't get a reply. The email came from my work address, so if you did reply, it may have been bounced by our firewall. If that's the case, send it to kosmodm@comcast.net. Thanks.

Scott