are the 20'master angler more desirable?

[Michael Vezzosi]

That is an awesome shot. Mind if I borrow it for my desktop at work? Been lookin for a couple of weeks. Pretty work Mark. Doin it again, huh? Part II.

[Mark]

Pretty work Mark. Doin it again, huh? Part II.

No, that chapter is closed. I had exactly the 20' that I wanted, there's no need to redo that dream. Any future SeaCraft rides will be on Capt Chucks yacht.

[Fr. Frank]

same photo, less fussing:

That is definitely boat porn.

[Mark]

-humility aside, I've yet to see another 20' SeaCraft comes close [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

That, was the realization of much consideration. If I acquire a 20' SeaCraft in my next life, it will replicate that.

[strick]

-humility aside, I've yet to see another 20' SeaCraft comes close [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Oh pleeeease here we go now

Actually that was an OK boat but I've always been partial to this one (no trick photography needed)




strick

[76Red18]

Sure does have a nice ass!!

[77SceptreOB]

Both boats are beautiful!!

[Mark]

Actually that was an OK boat but I've always been partial to this one (no trick photography needed)

Mine didn't require huge windmills in the background to push it, the engine worked fine (mine had a 130 yamy on it prior to the suzy but I'd grown weary of filling the yamalube reservoir and at the time, the suzy was the lightest 4-stroke on the market).

[strick]

Mine didn't require huge windmills in the background to push it, the engine worked fine....had a 130 yamy on it but I'd grown weary of filling the yamalube reservoir

At some point I'll probably be following in your foot steps as far as engine replacement goes...that 130 yamaha does like to eat the oil..and I'm afraid one of these days I'm going to forget to fill that reservoir.

strick