1967 SeaMaster 27 ft

[BigLew]

Fred, Yes, the 27' makes boating more fun for the whole family as kids can get out of the sun and be entertained in the cabin. They grow up too fast, so enjoy the time and make lots of memories!

Uncleboo, The AC blows real cold & can run off shore power or a small generator.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful July 4th!

Carla,

Your words about the family are most opportune. Before my seacraft, I had a 26 foot Silverton and must say, that as far as a family went and more than a couple of friends on board it was a great configuration. I say this because it was virtually identical to your dad's boat in terms of its configuration; bridge up top, forward V berth, convertible dinette, standup head and a small galley. All this and still an 85 square foot or more cockpit!

It didn't matter whether we were fishing, in our own bed in another harbor, a picnic on the beach someplace or just about anything else we wanted to do with it! It was always dry for those who wanted to stay dry and generally pretty cheerful in its sun drenched cabin.

All the drawbacks of that Silverton are nonexistent in the Seacraft. It has a much softer and faster hull design. It is more efficient in terms of fuel consumption and it is much better built.

If I wasn't looking for a job and had the money, I'd be down to buy that boat in a heartbeat. If someone here either is or knows someone who has a younger family and wants to make a lot of memories with that family and still have a great fishing boat to boot, they would be doing them selves service to check that boat of your Dad's out.

Just my story, and I'm sticking to it!