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02-28-2011, 01:33 PM
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Center Console
I will be removing my original console out of my 1976 23' inboard SeaCraft in a few weeks and would like to sell it. Everything will be removed from it prior to the sale and it must be picked up. I do not want to deal with shipping it. I am located in Northbridge MA. Asking Price $300.
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03-01-2011, 12:35 PM
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Re: Center Console
Offers? Am I way off base on what these are worth or is there no one redoing any 23's right now?
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03-01-2011, 04:40 PM
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Re: Center Console
Pilot house is what I am doing.
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03-02-2011, 03:02 PM
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Re: Center Console
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Just went to the Boston boat show... and for yet another year I am flabbergasted by the lack of big name boat companies that have yet to figure out two simple things that I experienced on Nat's boat (Annie P): 1) At 27 knots cruise with a 4 stroke, behind the dog house, you can actually have a cell phone conversation. It it THAT quiet. With A T-Top you are getting wind burn and frost bite, never mind talking on the phone. 2) A narrow profile roof surely helps if you are doing any kind of casting. T tops just get in the way. Everglades is about the only company doing narrow enclosed consoles. http://www.evergladesboats.com/Boats/275CC.php Pacific pilot house does a bunch of good looking options too, but they charge a lot. By the way, sorry for crappy on T-Tops on your thread selling yours... I think $300 is a great price as yours looks pretty good. Maybe one of those southern guys will make an offer? Folks who need shade. Again, if I were looking for a t top yours looks good and the price is right.
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