Seacraft 27' Seamaster

[DonV]

Hey Ken.....I can stand up!! How about a little payment love for my mortgage??

Seriously, that is a really, really nice 27'er. I'm thinking GFS would look quite sporting in this rig going to the Bahama's gathering!!!!! Sandy...get off some of your big bucks!

[gofastsandman]

Originally Posted by DonV

Hey Ken.....I can stand up!! How about a little payment love for my mortgage??

Seriously, that is a really, really nice 27'er. I'm thinking GFS would look quite sporting in this rig going to the Bahama's gathering!!!!! Sandy...get off some of your big bucks!

An associate just dropped off a container of old disco albums. They must be rare.

Check that. The Library of Congress just called. They don`t want them either.

I can only imagine what the 27 is like.

I like the pointy one.

Cheers,
GFS

[Coconuts]

thank you Ken for confirming payment for us-you are the stand up guy. Jim is washing the boat right now and will upload some additional photos when finished. He will also give you a call to set up time to see the boat in person. Thanks again.

Gofastsandman-this is not the original gelcoat. The boat was repainted during the restoration in 2003. Jim would like to downsize if the right boat became available, he's pretty particular about what he wants.

Thank you for the mosely website link. We were familiar with it but Ken was able to add some interesting history about the boat given his personal friendship with Carl Mosely.

More photos to follow.

[Coconuts]

Here are more photos of the boat. Correction on the motor hours, one has 344 and the other 349.

[Coconuts]

exterior photos including transom plate, batteries, oil tanks, flybridge, etc

[Coconuts]

Twin 2002 Yamaha 250 HDPI motors bought new in 2002 with 5 year extended warranty. Hours to date 344 and 349. Motors installed and maintained by Hontoon Marine on Rt 44 in Deland FL

[Coconuts]

Additional photos of interior.

[Coconuts]

Wanted to update anyone that was interested in this 27' Seacraft. The old gas has been drained (there was only 25 gals in it) and new fuel filters installed. The batteries are charging and it's almost ready for a sea trial if there is renewed interest now that the motors are functioning. 55+ mph ride!!