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Sam,
Be sure to post pictures once you get the styrofoam installed. This may be the first Styro-SeaCraft in the making, and I doubt that I'm the only one dying to see photos of what you come up with. |
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I can not wait to see this. We have been asked many things but shortening a boat is a new and interesting one.
Please post pictures |
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Sam - 23ft seacraft's are very expensive these days. Take the $3,000 (cost for materials) and spend it on a used 16ft carolina skiff with a 9.9hp.
You'll save yourself about 2000 man hours and retain the full value of that 23ft seacraft. approx value of a 23ft hull in working condition => 10K - 25k depending on the condition. The minute you cut it up and make it a 17ft . . . the resale value will drop by 90% (at least). |
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Either sam needs some real help or we have our first troll in a long time.
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Otto And yes, I still believe in the four boat theory... |
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http://lecharters.com '76 23 SC CC I/O '86 20 Aquasport 200 '98 15 Boaton Whaler Dauntless There's more but w/e |
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Bigshrimpin, some of us really want to see a duck-blind Styro-Craft!
Yes, he will need the all important Seamark bracket and HDS sticker too! |
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