20 Seacraft Measurements needed

[Offshore Asset]

So the boat is a 1969 20 Seacraft. The transom was a mess when I bought it. I need the width of the transom at the top. Boat has no outer skin so I am having to mold in a new transom. Boat otherwise is in solid shape. I'll make a thread for the build and will be asking some questions along the way.

Thanks Guys,

Brandon

[JohnC]

Don't know if this helps but here are measurements I took off of a 76. I don't believe the dimensions have changes. The overall width at the widest point is 82 5/8" glass to glass (at the cap where the rub rail attaches).

[Offshore Asset]

Thank you for that. I have a big job ahead of me. I bought it for $200 with trailer, console, and a 50 gallon gas tank. I am a third generation Seacraft Owner. My grandfather owned a 19 with an I/O, my dad owned a 20 potter hull. And now I own one.

[Offshore Asset]

I have done a lot of work since these pictures. It cleaned up nice, solid stringers and hull under all the soil and plants.

[Bikecop1]

Brandon, i have my dad's original 69 20. You can see some pics here. I am hoping to start on it soon. I can get measurements next time im down along with some detailed pictures. You can read about it here. http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=27345

[Islandtrader]

Its amazing when you find these things like that...and I bet when the PO parked it 10 years ago he would not of sold it for 2k...go figure!

[Offshore Asset]

Originally Posted by Bikecop1

Brandon, i have my dad's original 69 20. You can see some pics here. I am hoping to start on it soon. I can get measurements next time im down along with some detailed pictures. You can read about it here. http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=27345

If you could do that, that would be incredible. Your boat is nice, a lot nicer than mine. These old ones are worth saving though

Originally Posted by Islandtrader

Its amazing when you find these things like that...and I bet when the PO parked it 10 years ago he would not of sold it for 2k...go figure!

I think it was last registered in 1986. So she hasn't seen the water in a very, very long time. But I am motivated and already ordered everything to redo the transom

[Bikecop1]

Post some more pics if you can. Would like to see the progress you have made.

[TomParis]

Support what you are doing, its going to be awesome when you get done with it!

[Beaver]

I've got my bucket of popcorn and can't wait to see how this one goes. Keep those pictures coming.

What a deal for $200.