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Old 08-22-2018, 07:24 PM
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the newer boats have no wood/composite construction, and none of us seems to see any rebuild pics/threads on the newer boats, only the older boats.
The bad part about the "new" 1998 - 2008 seacrafts is the fuel tank access. There's no fuel tank hatch. When the hoses go bad or the tank gets a pin hole leak (which will happen soon) you have to cut the floor open.

I went shopping for a "new/used" 21/23 seacrafts last year for my father in law. The four 1998 - 2005 boats with under 600 hours plenty of stress cracks. 3 of the 4 were beat up worse than my 73 hull which I fish commercially.
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