Free SeaCraft alert!

[flyingfrizzle]

Free SeaCraft project hull, Johns Island south of Charleston S.C. Says it was a I/o, guessing a 20'maybe a 23'. To far for me to drive, I almost thought about it....

[Thurston]

Is there an ad for the boat?

[flyingfrizzle]

Here she is!



I am temped to get it myself, I cant post a link per form rules but if you PM me before I do something stupid and drive to SC to get it I may pass the Info along. lol

[bilgerat]

looks like a 25 seafari

[flyingfrizzle]

Originally Posted by bilgerat

looks like a 25 seafari

oh, I wish. If it was I would be on my way there now. The only thing better than having a 25' seafari is having two! I would love to get a second one to rob parts off of that I could make in to a center console once finished restoring the first to factory speck.

Gotta admit you did make me look at the pic again, You had my hopes up for just a minute....

[Bigshrimpin]

It looks like a 20 seafari to me . . . I'm almost 100% sure it's a 20 looking at the picture.

[Old'sCool]

Ad says no paperwork. I ASSume no title.

[flyingfrizzle]

Originally Posted by Old'sCool

Ad says no paperwork. I ASSume no title.

That's the bad part, I could work around that and get one here in NC but it is still a hassle.

Originally Posted by gofastsandman

Her keel is resting on the cross members...

That's never a good thing. Looks like it is laying over on its side some so maybe there is not as much pressure on the keel as if it was standing up directly on it.

[Ryan]

give in .......give in.......

Like you said frizz shes cold and lonely out there, she needs to be rescued!

[Vezo, Part II]

Thank you Flying Frizzle, other members and this site. I located the listing on Monday morning after searching CL, everywhere south of me for two hours, before checking this site about 7 am. By 8, the owner had replied to my email with that picture of her on her side. I committed to the boat and immediately started locating a trailer I could borrow for the day. By Monday night the arrangements were made. Left Bluffton, mainland to Hilton Head Island, Tuesday morning at 8:30 and headed to Charleston.

By 1 I was in his driveway and by 1:40 I was loaded, secured and back on the road. Home drinking beer by 3:30. Awesome Day!!!

I wish that I could tell you this boat was junk. I wish that I could tell you I gave the gentleman a hundred dollar bill for his patience and skill set, being ever so careful loading it with his backhoe. I wish that I could tell you that I had ever entertained the idea of a cuddy. BUT, this hull is in FREAKING AWESOME SHAPE!
So far the only thing missing is the fuel hatch. Even includes every cushion, combing bolsters, and original head. Heavy scrubbing with outdoor bleach and dish detergent is revealing almost perfect gelcoat and absolutely Never bottom painted! This thing is a diamond in the rough!!!

Thank you everyone. I can only email or text photos.
I have had many SeaCrafts in my yard, but this is my second and staying, unfortunately the 79 MA may lose her garage space...

Vezo, Part II