******** eXtreme Makeover---- 27' Edition*******

[FELLOW-SHIP]

Hi NoBones:

That would be a cool name for her. I always have thought the SeaCraft really missed the boat by not pursuing the 27’ CC as a key boat for them instead of the 25 footer. Don’t get me wrong I like the 25 footers but for me when you already have the 23 footer as a key boat you need to really kick it up a notch and the differences between the 23 with a bracket and the 25 are kind of competing against each other where as the 27 foot CC would have been a defined major difference. If you get her what’s your plan CC or keep her like she is? I/O or twin outboard on a bracket?

FellowShip

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Just for the Grins

Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

[NoBones]

Update....
Tarpun and I just returned from the recon.
All I can say is if someone is serious about this
boat "BE PREPARED" for a major expense in just
moving her. The boat has not moved since 1982.
It is a TOTAL gut. What the weather did not take its
toll on the rats, termites and racoons did!!!!!





Keeping in mind that there is the one in Texas for sale
right now for $12,500. Where as this restore will be
somewhere between $65-$85,000, just a conservative guess.

May the best man win
See ya, Ken

[77SceptreOB]

That's too bad. That thing looks like a total wreck. Were the stringers and transom rotton too?? Or did you even go that far b/f throwing your hands up and waiving the white flag?

[castalot]

are you giving up? someone should find someting worth saving on her right? tugboat should get the emblems

[FELLOW-SHIP]

Now lets see

Twin 300 Suzuki with props $36,000
Bracket 4,500
3 Axel aluminum trailer with breaks 5,000
Fiberglass and epoxy resin plus, plus etc. 3,500
New gas tank 200 gal. aluminum hoses/stuff 1,750
Paint and stuff 2,000
New transom 1,000
New deck 1,000
Hardware 700
New leaning post 2,500
New T-top 2,500
Rub rail 500
Pumps and hoses 500
Electronics 4,000
All the other things I did not think about 3,000
Noboans time =200 days, effort and expertise $1

Total Cost = $66,451
Total value if sold one week later $30,000
Net loss one week later --$36,451
Personal value of appreciation for completing
such a project Indescribable
Wife’s value of appreciation Indescribable

"HURRAH"

FellowShip

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Just for the Grins

Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

[FELLOW-SHIP]

Ha NoBoans

Hears some boats for you approx same price only difference is
No 200 days work
Resale value in one week and
Wife’s appreciation level.

SeaCraft
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...ngler-94407742

This SeaVee needs some power but would cost approx same

http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...-C--C-96469178

or maybe you prefer Contender

http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...nsole-93564075

How about Yellowfin

http://www.boattrader.com/listing/20...nsole-94206242


FellowShip

………………………….

Just for the Grins

Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

[Old'sCool]

That Yellowfin w/twin Zukes is hardcore

[Tarpun]

Ken and I smoked a bowl and shared some koolaide on the way to check out the Seamaster. What a mega major project. After checking it out Ken explained that $33225.50 wasn't really so much and 100 days of labor each was no problem. By that time the koolaide was really kickin' in so I said WTF. After all, it wasn't "bringin' home one more project home" like my bride warned me about. It was only a half and besides it would stay at the NoBones compound. I just hope everyone stays off and doesn't run up the price. Dave

[DonV]

Not only are engines needed....I was wondering where the C/C is on the SeeVee? "Seemed like a good deal, really honey, I just must have missed that center console part of the boat".