25 seafari

strick · #1 10-30-2010, 06:20 AM

Thanks for posting those pictures. The boat is very different then the few other 25's that have been posted on this board. The stern has walk around room instead of the big engine box that you see on the twin stern drive models. The cabin door has the flip up so you don't bang your head going in or out (something I plan on doing) and like Dave mentioned the sole is lower in the cabin. Is there room to stand up in the cabin without having to bend over?

Your going to be hard pressed to find a cabin door for the 25 seafari. Probably going to have to make one or have one made.

strick

Blue_Heron · #2 10-30-2010, 09:42 AM

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The stern has walk around room instead of the big engine box that you see on the twin stern drive models. The cabin door has the flip up so you don't bang your head going in or out (something I plan on doing)

And the transom is built out. Does it have the ice box and bait well shown in the brochure?

Dave

shana · #3 10-30-2010, 09:17 PM

yes it does looking forward to start work it needs a lot will be looking for a lot of advice from everone thanks george

seafari25 · #4 10-30-2010, 11:40 PM

Quite a few differences eh fellas? Interesting that this one was built within a few of ours...

I like the stand up head

Brandon

shana · #5 11-06-2010, 06:59 PM

we added on to the shed to make room for the new boat will post pic george

cdavisdb · #6 11-06-2010, 09:17 PM

Gotta love that blue. Almost the same color as mine. Yours has several great features mine doesn't. The flip up doorway will save your head from some serious dents (personal experience) and the storage area in the transom you will love. I had to add storage aft of the transom to mine. Yours also has a shorter engine box that is a lot easier to handle.

Good luck with her and keep us posted.

Connor

shana · #7 11-13-2010, 07:21 PM

help found blisters on bottom below water line what do i do to fix this problem ?thanks george the 25 is real big beside the 20! eng mec is working on getting them running now!

strick · #8 11-13-2010, 09:31 PM

Sand out all the blisters and apply fairing compound such as System 3 quick fair then sand smooth and apply epoxy barrier coat to the entire bottom. Are you planning to paint the entire boat?

strick