1972 Seafari 25

Snookerd · #1 02-26-2010, 01:35 PM

Connor-
What a find! Amazing condition. That power config is perfect for the CG on that hull. I had to pause a moment when I saw it! As I was Kayaking from Lake Worth to Jupiter in November I saw it north of PGA Blvd.. It is funny how rare these boats are, and yet many of us have the SeaCraft Radar going 24/7. Wow! Definately a Bahamas boat. I have a friend who works in your line of work - Marine A/C, here in Bradenton.

cdavisdb · #2 02-26-2010, 04:02 PM

I'd thought about the cg as well, Going to a single from twins reduces weight in the stern by about 700 lb. That's got to move the cg forward, closer to where bigfluke said it should be. One thing though, the boat is real light with a single, floats pretty high on her lines, which doesn't contribute to stability.

Could there be two like mine?? The boat came from Palm Beach Gardens, your sighting is exactly where it was, but I got my hot little hands on it in September. Maybe the dates are off? If you saw it moving, it was either me testing it or it being delivered to my trailer. Woopie!

Bradenton marine AC? Brad or Ken? or?

Snookerd · #3 02-26-2010, 04:24 PM

Connor-

I may have seen it prior last Summer while cruzing in my parents 18SF. My friend's family owns Freundship Marine. His name is Todd Lewis. I look forward to catching up with you and the 25 Seafari on the next gathering.........

eggsuckindog · #4 03-02-2010, 05:27 PM

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Connor-

I may have seen it prior last Summer while cruzing in my parents 18SF. My friend's family owns Freundship Marine. His name is Todd Lewis. I look forward to catching up with you and the 25 Seafari on the next gathering.........

Time gets away from Danny sometimes

neat that you saw it, small world LOL