Seacraft Seamaster??

[Hooligan]

Saw this 30 foot "seacraft" in florida Never heard of a 30'.... is it real??

[cdavisdb]

Yep, thats a Seamaster

[McGillicuddy]

Yep that's the real McCoy. Err, Moesly.
27' but I supposse whan you add twin out boards on a bracket Probably stretches it to an easy 30'.
tel. no. has me thinking "I hope that rig wasn't recently in San Diego area..."
Name looks familiar. That's not Third Day's ride is it?

[thehermit]

Didn't Mr Mosley recently have a 27 with bracketed twin yamis? Is this the one he and Carla let go?

[NoBones]

Originally Posted by McGillicuddy

That's not Third Day's ride is it?

Brian's came from Texas with an I/O...

This may be the one Carl bought about 5 years ago with
the Yami's on it..

Hate to delete it, but this is stepping on the rules...
I may post the pic and remove the link from Hooligan's post !

It is just like this one..

[NoBones]

It is not Carl's old 27..
This is the hull when it went up for sale again 8/2013 in our
FS section...

[gofastsandman]

Let it ride

[Islandtrader]

Originally Posted by thehermit

didn't mr mosley ...

moesly

[Hooligan]

Thanks NoBones, should've put the pics up via html but wasn't aware it was breaking the rules. You took care of it: much appreciated.

I had heard of the 27, not a 30' so from my understanding then this is a 27 that is being called a 30'.

Just amazes me that no one picked up this mold and turned it into their own design... a la "blackfin" etc.

Cool bit of seacraft history and certainly more rare than the 20/23 bread and butter designs.

[flyingfrizzle]

This hull came from the same mold but more than likely an 86-87 model master angler that they built from the older seamaster molds.