1973 Seacraft Seafari - LOTS of work done to it

[Max_Florida]

Hey guys, thanks for the thoughts!

We primarily used the boat for offshore spearfishing and for that purpose it was excellent! Since I don't really H&L fish, any boating in TN is going to be a family outing and for that I would much rather have an open bow or maybe a pontoon boat.

[Max_Florida]

The asking price has increased to $6k.

If anyone is interested call me at (239)888-1211!

[TomParis]

Just curious, on thehulltruth.com ad you posted you were moving to Denver, on here you posted you are moving to Tennessee?

[Max_Florida]

Well Tom, I'm not sure why you felt the need to actually post that question, kind of weird, no? But to answer your question - The plan was originally to move to TN, where I was primarily applying for jobs. I ended up being offered a nice Federal gig in Denver, so the plan changed.

The boat is still for sale and I'll consider all serious offers! (don't be like the guy off CL and offer me $500 "because it doesn't have a motor")

[TomParis]

I work in law enforcement in a cyber crime squad, so naturally im skeptical when reading craigslist and any ads online, saw that the stories didn't match thought maybe there was something to that. Now that you have explained it no problem, which btw congrats on your new job. I think its a good deal to someone who has a motor to throw on it. Like you said great boat for diving or spear fishing etc.

[NoBones]

Originally Posted by TomParis

I work in law enforcement in a cyber crime squad, .

Oh crap, there goes our boat porn...

[Max_Florida]

Price reduced to $3500. The boat is currently located in Fort Lauderdale. Call me to arrange a showing - (239)888-1211.

[Ryan]

I dont want to speak for the op but i saw this boat at the storage yard a few days ago , briefly. I t looked like some good work had been done to it, but was completely unrigged.

[TomParis]

Thanks Ryan, are you thinking about buying it?

[Max_Florida]

Originally Posted by Ryan

I dont want to speak for the op but i saw this boat at the storage yard a few days ago , briefly. I t looked like some good work had been done to it, but was completely unrigged.

Thanks!

Yes, I really intended to own this boat forever - so every project was done with that mindset.

Now that it's spring the price has gone up to $5k. Yes, it's unrigged, but it's had so much done to it that you should have a headache free summer.

Here's what it would need for the water:

- Motor & Rigging(Obviously)
- New Batteries
- Clean every electrical connection with a wire brush and anti-corrosion spray(as a precaution)


You'll also need a depth finder and a radio. I actually still have both and can mail them to you, if you want to buy them haha