72 27' seacraft

[thehermit]

The boat is back up for sale in my neigborhood. I had to stop and check it out. The thing is an absolute BEAST!

[capeed]

Did the do anything to the boat? did they clean it up and get it running and how much do they want for it. That boat was one of the best sea boats for it's size I was ever in.

[thehermit]

capeed,
I am not sure what has/had been done. The boat is just off the side of Ridgevale Rd in Chatham. I just stoppend in for a look see. It is for sale with a house (I dont know how much) or for sale on its own for 15K. It is a huge boat but then again I am used to the 20SF.
Cheers

[NoBones]

This one is a Seavilla !!!
Go to Carla's website Moeslyseacraft.com



See ya, Ken

[capeed]

That is a perfect photo the way my boat looked when I purchased the boat. Finally I know what model that boat was. I wonder how many 27' he made that style.

[65Bowrider]

NoBones, Nice job ... I can tell you've been cruising the Moesly site!

Capseed, I know very little about the SeaVilla, other than what Trayder said ... not too many built. I'll try to find out more info for you.

[capeed]

Thank You ! I would just like to know a little more about the boat.

[waterhazerd]

i just bought a 1972 27ft seacraft that looks just like the one with the tuna tower but mine has twin 165 mercruisers inline sixes

[McGillicuddy]

Welcome aboard waterhazerd. Congratulations! Kudos for searching through the olde threads. And thanks for reviving a 4 year old thread. It's always interesting to see how we've grown. Hope you can post some pictures to make NoBones sweat a little this winter as his 27 rescue resumes. Tell us about it...

[Sceptre20]

If this is the boat that was at Rock Harbor In Orleans for several years and then was tucked in by the old Chatham crest inn for the last few years I have seen it many times and it definately a Seacraft