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06-03-2011, 11:00 PM
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Re: 70's cc VS. 80's cc
I believe basic hull design has never changed, the changes in some models had to do with console placement, and mostly the quality of construction was reduced significantly after 1980.
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06-04-2011, 08:38 AM
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Re: 70's cc VS. 80's cc
There have been some changes through the years, added strakes on the hull, stringer designs, console shapes/design, but there is a big difference of being able to say you have a "Potter" hull. To tell the truth, some of those boats built in the 70's didn't have a whole ton of glass in them.
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06-04-2011, 12:18 PM
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Re: 70's cc VS. 80's cc
I disagree on the quality of construction point. I ran an 18 SF from 1985 (Sea Craft Industries)for many years commercially. It was bought to be a commercial boat new in 1985. And it did the same thing everyday all summer for 25 years. SOme ski trips, some nature cruises but 99% of it's sea time was as a chase / rescue / tow boat for a large watersports operator. Hard time. No hull issues ever and no deck or hatch issues. Hence my purchase of the same model and same year hull.
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