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07-07-2018, 12:21 PM
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1976 23ft Sceptre Project
Long short story. So happy to be allowed into the forum, and hello! I have read nearly every post on the website. Seriously. 15-20 hours worth.
Short version - My brother in law in Seattle informed me he had decided to get his boat out of his sideyard, and was willing to give it away. Being a huge fan of older classic cars, I researched the boat. Turns out it is a 1976 SeaCraft Sceptre OB. On a pretty serviceable trailer. I am in Portland, so I head up the I-5 to see the boat. It has been parked for about 10 years, and has lost its luster, but was a running happy camper when it was shipped up from Florida and parked there. So I hire a Marine Surveyor to check the boat out. Turns out it is as one might expect a restoration project. (I have the report, it is short, but available to anyone with questions) So I look into the process. This is where I mention I am not a boater. My wife will not allow the boat in our driveway and it wouldn't fit in the garage. I would hate for the boat to go to scrap - there are just too few of them, and only 6 of this combo were made in 1976. If i remember my research correctly. I will post the boat for sale, but I really just would like to recover costs associated with new trailer tires, the Marine Survey. My real hope is that this boat can get back in the water and be a runner again! 
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07-07-2018, 01:02 PM
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Welvome aboard NW
Your 1st post allows potential buyers to contact you for a possible sale. Please Pay your $25 PayPal Listing fee & post the Transaction Unique ID #. Then attach pictures of your SeaCraft. Thanks for your cooperation Capt Chuck (Admin)
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   1978 23' Superfish/Potter Bracket 250HP -------- as "Americans" you have the right to ...... "LIFE, LIBERTY and the PURSUIT of a Classic SeaCraft" -capt_chuck
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09-17-2018, 12:17 PM
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