Town with the most Seacrafts

[John3325]

There's two others I am aware of in the Quincy River, and a few more in each yacht club at least in Quincy/Hingham/Boston Harbor (Massachusetts). I would have to agree with TPG, the other half of my boating is down out of Orleans Cape Cod and it is ridiculous how many other Sea Crafts are around.

[bgreene]

Moscow, Russia......... Kremlin can't get enough Seacrafts.

[Ed]

One one that I know of here in York, Maine.

90% of the boats in the harbor are downeaster's and for good reason (sip fuel and keep you out of the cold). However, I like to go faster than 15 knots.

[Snookerd]

Have you guys seen the prices for used SC's lately. Top of the market for sure. We are spoiled in FLA, but I always appreciate the guys in Hawaii with the 25 Seafaris.

[martin]

Originally Posted by NoBones

Flying Frizzles backyard!! Should qualify....

I concur

[jnamowitz]

I live in Key West and I know of seven in my dry storage spot and many more around key west and on the near islands. There is also a 2000 23' CC with dual engines in nice condition for sale right down the road from me for 39k. pricey for sure.

[uncleboo]

Five here in Edenton. My 18, 2 running 20's, one in bad shape and a 23 cc whose owner I don't know.

[Fr. Frank]

I know of 9 Classic SeaCrafts in the area surrounding Choctawhatchee Bay here in Okaloossa and Walton counties in the Panhandle of Florida, plus a LOT of newer Tracker SeaCrafts from the late 90's to late '00s.
As for classics, everything from a 18' CC, a 19' Bowrider I/O, two each 20 SF & 20' Seafari, two 23' SF, and a 23' Savage I/B.

Used to be a 27' center console/cuddy with twin I/B in Destin, but it left a few years ago. I was told it was sold and the new owner lives in the Marco Island area.

Still doesn't compare with Gold Coast of Florida (Stuart to Homestead), where I swear there must be hundreds...

(And before anyone gets on me about Stuart being part of the "Treasure Coast", the "Treasure Coast" didn't even get the popular name until the late 1960's. It was part of the Gold Coast when I was a boy, so as far as I'm concerned, it still is)

[flyingfrizzle]

Originally Posted by martin

I concur

One of the few to see that its not a myth......lol

Don't have as many as I used to have, But there has been times I had to take my shoe off to finish counting tho...