One of a kind 1970 20' seafari- $8,000 firm *pics*

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ok, here are some more pics
i should also mention that everything else on the boat is new, and i mean everything except the seat pedistals, they are rock solid so i didnt even fuss with taking them off. but other then that every hose, clamp, wire, connector, teriminal etc is new...
also the trailer pictured is included in the price, the hubs are about a year old and i replaced the tires 3 months ago. we only tow about 10 miles each way to the ramp and ive taken in on some 50 mile trips, it works great for that, but i wouldnt reccomend it for much more then that.

console:


wiring - behind console:


foredeck/anchor (yes its a little bent):


FF/GPS unit:


ram mic @ helm:


engine/bracket/transom:


side profile:


let me know what you guys are thinking price wise?

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Did i mention she catches fish!?!?!?!

Me:




little brother:

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Here are a few more pictures, some stuff you dont see in the other/ different angles etc.

top:


rear view:


Cabin:


View from top:


Ladders:


teak trim (pics from installing):


Livewell:


Head On:



help me out on the price guys, i would like to move this boat but not give it away (shooting self in foot) what do you think?

also, i have to make the pictures pretty small to fit the site but i can send you the full size/better resolution pics if you are interested.

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Ben,
Thats, a really nice looking Seafari - It will sell a heck of a lot faster with some bigger pics. My eyes want to look but it's too dang hard on them.
Sorry bro' I'm getting old.

[Tiny]

Disclaimer, I don't know the seller, though I'm sure he's a nice guy, he does own a seacraft.

Anyhow, I have seen this boat at Phil Foster ramp many times and have always lusted after it...what a beautiful boat! Really guys it's a looker!

Sad to see it leave this area, if it does I'll miss seeing her at the ramp.

Good luck with the sale and the sail...I've always wanted to do that.

Matt

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thanks for the kind words tiny
the top was made by a guy named eric (one man show) forget the name of his company but he was based out of miami but now is in stuart or pt st lucie, right up your alley.

anyways i think i may have played down the boat to much in my origional post. just to clarify about the transom:
the center is solid and the right side was rebuilt professionaly (not by me) by great white boat co. before he painted the boat, how we both missed the other side i have no idea.

like i was saying i take really good care of my stuff, the motors is flushed after every used and the entire boat is cleaned like the mates clean a big sporty, everything is rinsed and dryed from the top of the tower to the water line, every time. she is never put up wet

the prop on it is a 14 X 19 and is about a year and a half old, but you wouldnt know by looking at it, it looks brand new. never grounded etc...

the 140 4 stroke is really the prefect engine, cruise all day at 5mpg. youll be wishing for a rig like this when gas hits 4 dollars+ again.

if you are thinking about buying or restoring a seafari you owe it to yourself to see this first.

i really need to sell this boat and realize i am going lose me a$$ on it, i have come to terms with that, reduced to $15,000, will entertain reasonable offers

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sorry for making you guys squint, heres some bigger pictures.













the tower helps finding these guys!


after a long days work:









i know the market is soft and all but $15,000 for a restored potter hull rigged to the hilt with a modern 4stroke on a bracket, this has to be the deal of the decade.