Moesly SeaCraft website

[65Bowrider]

Good Morning,
With Jason’s knowledge, I have started a new website, www.MoeslySeaCraft.com focusing more on the 1960’s SeaCraft boats, designs and stories. There are boxes of brochures, photos, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, racing results…, all of which should be shared rather than just packed away.

I hope you will have an opportunity to visit and let me know your comments or suggestions for the site as I still have so much more to add.

Creating it has been a tremendous learning curve, which gives me greater appreciation for what Jason has accomplished here… besides bringing us all together as ClassicSeaCraft members.
Sincerely,
Carla

[NoBones]

Carla, congratulations !!!!

See ya, Ken

PS: Now the hunt is on for the elusive 15 ft Scampi

[Snookerd]

Way to go, Carla & Skip... Good job!!

[Bryan A.]

Very Cool!!!

[askipper3]

Link does not work

But very cool!

[NoBones]

Link does not work

But very cool!

Keep trying, I noticed that as well.. It will finally link.
Moesly SeaCraft

[strick]

Link works for me. Thanks Carla for doing this. It is an important part of the history of these great boats. Telling the story how Mosely created SeaCraft brings everything into full circle.

strick

[1bayouboy]

Great!!!!!!!!! Thanks for setting it up.

[65Bowrider]

Thank you for the words of encouragement.
The material I have is over 40 years old, some in better condition than others.
Disadvantage of PDF files, I cannot edit & clean them up. So I'm trying to scan to an image file, clean up, then post on the web. You can adjust the 'zoom' on bottom right corner of brower to get a closer view.
Again, thanks for being so supportive.

[thehermit]

NICE!
I own a 1970 and it only differs slightly from the 20SF pictures you posted. It seems in the early 70's the 20SF or should I say OF (open fisherman) underwent subtle changes in scuppers/rod holder storage location/and later stringers.
Great site...great resource...thank you!