I have a 18' seacraft flats boat.

[Mark]

I stand well corrected on the typeface issue, apparently there was more variety than I was previously aware of.

Considering how rare this one must be, Otto is sure to want one for his collection [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[PipeDreamsMarine]

It may have been built by Tracker, but the hull is a bit short of being a Sea Craft VD hull. The steps look close in the stern shot but they are a bit small compaired to an 18. It looks like they don't run all the way to the bow. It has a SeaCraft name but it is not a true Sea Craft hull like we all know. Cool boat though....Welcome to the club.. watch out for Otto....

[ocuyler]

Snooker33,

Welcome to ClassicSeaCraft.com Your SeaCraft 18' Pro Skiff is a terrific boat. It is rare - AND it's a SeaCraft. Please let us know if we can help you out in any way.

Here is the information you requested: 1989 SeaCraft 18 ProSkiff brochure

[snooker33]

Also I have had a few people offer to buy/trade my boat and really do not know what it is worth. I love the boat and am hesitate to part ways. I am the third owner and am seriously looking at doing some modifications but do not want to change anything that would decrease the value. The cc used to have a windshield and motor that allowed the electronic compartment to raise/lower to protect the equipment. It has two live wells. Large removable dry storage under the rear seat and additional storage in the bow. I had one of the two 12 gal fuel tanks replaced with exact replicate of the orginal. Really looking to find out what I have and all info is appreciated. Thanks Otto any additional tidbits out there

[ocuyler]

As you can see in the brochure, the maximum # of passengers is 4 and the maximum HP is 110. Although rare, I don't think it's the kind of rare that add alot of value. It looks to be in nice shape. I would venture a guess at it's value to be in the $3,500 to $5,000 range, depending on the condition of the decks, transon and motor. Anybody else want to take a shot?