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1990's seacraft Vs. 1970's & 1980's SF?
I have been looking for a 70's or 80's seacraft when I found a 1990. Does anyone know how the 1990 models were made? I think that someone on this site told me they were not make by potter anymore but still good boats.
Also, when did they start making them with fiberglass stringers as apposed to wood? Any insight would be great. |
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Re: 1990's seacraft Vs. 1970's & 1980's SF?
A 1990 SeaCraft is a 20 year old hull. If I was going to buy any boat 20 years old I would consider it on its own merits by doing a good survey of that boat. If there is any problems after 20 years there would be signs that would point to those problems by now.
As for the hull design its the same as to the materials there have been some changes, some for the better like composite material over wood composites. I could be wrong but I think on the 1990 boats they used composite for the transom and the deck. As for the Potter hull over the others most guys here are a bit project and so am I. But that being said, for me, if someone came up to me and said I will trade you this brand new 23 CC Tournament SeaCraft that retails for $107.000 for your boat or a new 32 CC for my boat I think a would be tempted. Most new boats manufacturers have learned a lot over the last 30-40 years on how to build a good boats. FellowShip . Just for the Grins Official 23 SF Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner |
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Re: 1990's seacraft Vs. 1970's & 1980's SF?
Salty dog no Seacrafts stringer grid has wood in it. There is wood in the transom, and under the deck.
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Re: 1990's seacraft Vs. 1970's & 1980's SF?
Thanks Fellas, this will help. I am looking at buying my first Sea Craft. I will let you all know when I do.
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