Sandy, all I know is that the SeaCraft Industries catalog is dated 1982, and I also have a March 1982 article from Trailer Boats magazine by a writer that toured the new plant in Tampa. It was obviously written at least a couple months earlier, and said that "the new models were to be unveiled at the Miami Boat Show, which is always in mid February, so the longer models evidently began production early in 1982. They probably built new molds to increase the length to 20'4", so my guess is that the 25" transom was incorporated at the same time. Potter had already raised the deck once but maybe they raised it again when they raised the transom. Do you get wet feet with your 375 lb motor if you leave the plugs out?! Denny
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