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You may have seen this, but I thought it was cool to watch. The 32' looks like fun...
SeaCraft boat runs hard
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Good to see a little bit of rough water in an ad. Contender has the only other rough water ads that I've seen. Thanks for the video
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ROUGH water is what's on the front cover on the 1974 Brochure in Literature section! [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] It's from a great film made by Bruce Brown in the Sea of Cortez called "A Long Way in a Small Boat"! It was about 2 SeaCraft 23 cc's, one with I/O's and one with twin Johnson V-4's, that ran the entire length of the Baja peninsula in conditions like that picture, not a whole lot different than some of the Offshore Powerboat races around Florida and the Bahamas in the 60's where Moesly raced the 21's! I saw the film playing at the SeaCraft display at the 1974 Miami Boat Show, complete with Bruce Brown's cool narration and soundtrack. Best promotional video I've ever seen! As I recall, the only problem they had was finding fuel! Very few marinas or anything else in that area back then; seems like they had to haul in fuel in 4WD trucks to meet the boats at several locations along the way!
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I agree with JohnB. I saw nothing there that I wouldn't run a Seafari on plane in. the biggest I saw was maybe 3'. Just fun stuff. Show me the boat in a storm-driven 4-7, or 5-8. THAT would impress me.
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Bushwacker - I totally agree. If Tracker only knew about that video . . . They could sell seacrafts 24x7x365 showing that video. It's very inspirational . . .
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ive been trying to find that film in the 74 catalog for the last few years now with no luck........
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![]() ![]() This image from the 1974 Catalog is one of the stills that shows the conditions that Bruce Brown and his buddies drove in for 5 days 800 miles (average speed over 20knts). . . . from San Felipe to Cabo San Lucas. Sure beats those sissy conditions in the Tracker Video. |
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Now that's the water I am talking about. The "were is the horizon" size waves. I do like my Sceptre when the waves come over the bow
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