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Old 01-23-2015, 08:30 AM
Bstnportsfan Bstnportsfan is offline
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Flip Flops and green flora on Christmas Day ain't Wisconsin! Looks like you are in Florida. You have all the right components for a good boat. Lot's of help on both coasts of the Sunshine State to help you fix up your ride. Give us a hint where you are Bro' or these guys will help you figure it out with a Nationwide Seacraft Think Tank. Your call.
HAha...somehow I missed the location when I registered. I'm down in Stuart, I think a bit south of you. I've been watching this boat sit in my FIL's yard for almost 10 years always saying if I had it I'd restore it back to its original beauty! Although who am I kidding?? I'm no craftsman but I'll do the best I can. As long it's clean and doesn't sink I'll be happy with my work.
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Old 01-23-2015, 12:28 PM
Terry England Terry England is offline
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HAha...somehow I missed the location when I registered. I'm down in Stuart, I think a bit south of you.
You are in the Epicenter of Seacraft Skill. You have Bushwacker, Sandman, Capt Chuck, Capt Lloyd, Shine and Dr. Green in your general neighborhood on the Gold Coast, to name a few.
If you take a peek at the Gatherings tab and scroll back to Cabbage Key / Cayo
Costa Event this past November, we had two beauitifully restored 18's show up. 78Scepter I believe, took some good pictures of them at the dock and posted 'em there.
They were "Gucci-fyed"
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Old 01-26-2015, 08:57 PM
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HAha...somehow I missed the location when I registered. I'm down in Stuart, I think a bit south of you. I've been watching this boat sit in my FIL's yard for almost 10 years always saying if I had it I'd restore it back to its original beauty! Although who am I kidding?? I'm no craftsman but I'll do the best I can. As long it's clean and doesn't sink I'll be happy with my work.
Nice Christmast present. Here is what I purchased for myself. 1972 20' SF SeaCraft. When you get yours up and running let me know. I have a buddy up that way we could do a raft up. He has a 27' Privateer. I live in Boca so it would be a bit of a tow. Any case looking forward to your rebuild.
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Old 01-26-2015, 10:53 PM
NoBones NoBones is offline
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It is a wonderful thing these young skulls full of mush....

Carrying on the SeaCraft classic tradition!!

Welcome to you both from the ole' farts at CSC!
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Old 01-27-2015, 08:12 AM
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Welcome to the madness! Nice seeing more 18's popping up. I love mine!
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Old 01-27-2015, 09:54 PM
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Welcome to the madness! Nice seeing more 18's popping up. I love mine!
Yes it is,
You have the nice teak pieces. Real easy to make a new dash plexi.
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