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11-05-2007, 11:47 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
Captain Dave,
Good to hear regarding the insurance situation. Sorry to see that you will be moving on, but I know the feeling. If you put it for sale at a fair price on this web site, as well as thebassbarn, I bet that it will move within a couple of weeks. Peter
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11-06-2007, 01:08 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
I will be listing the boat in the FOR SALE discussion group in the next couple of days on this web site with a full description. The boat will make someone who is a fan of SeaCrafts very happy.
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11-06-2007, 04:24 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
Is there a fee or proper etiquette when listing a boat for sale. I do not want to solicit a sale without following the proper procedure. This is a great site and I am sure it is not here for free.
Best Regards- Captain Dave
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11-06-2007, 05:22 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
There is a Paypal donate button in the bottom left hand corner. It is a $25 donation to place a for sale here.
When I sold my SeaCraft that had sunk last November I posted it on some free sites (like htpp://www.thebassbarn.com), as well as here. It was bought by someone who found the listing here. The nice thing about this web site is that you don't have to explain to the average site visitor the mystique behind the SeaCraft name. Also, post plenty of pictures with the add and provide a lot of written detail. Interested buyers will want to know this stuff.
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11-06-2007, 06:01 PM
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Peter-Thanks for the help. I sent you a private message earlier that you can disregard. I will be listing the boat in the next couple of days. Someone who knows a about Yamaha engines should be able to get that engine in good shape. It needs a new computer board and other electrical components but no water got inside the block. The engine is presently "pickled" and ready to be serviced. Yamaha said the warranty is still good as long as any future problems are not corrosion related. They do not cover a submerged engine. Any hard parts are still covered. The transferable warranty goes until 2012.
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11-07-2007, 07:29 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
I have added recent pictures of my boat to my web site in the photo gallery. I have included pictures of the wiring which is green and a ding to the bow nose which was damaged during recovery. I will shortly be moving this thread over to the For Sale discussion group on this site.
http://www.captaindavescharters.com/photogallery.html www.captaindavescharters.com
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#18
11-08-2007, 05:55 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
I have listed the boat for sale in the For Sale discussion group. I will be now be monitoring that thread.
Best Regards-Captain Dave
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11-13-2007, 08:18 PM
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Re: Sunk SeaCraft '75
The Arlene Ann has been sold and is going to be in good hands. She is going north to Cape Cod to be restored which makes me very happy. I have had a lot of great memories on her with my clients and family. Being part of the classic Seacraft family has been very special. Only those those who belong can understand.
Captain Dave www.CaptainDavesCharter.com
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