1971 Seacraft 20' SF for sale

[9677]

I hate to do this but alas I need to sell my 1971 20' SF Seacraft. I love the boat but with children getting older their activities must come first and I cant' stand to see the boat sitting in my yard. I purchased the boat out of South Florida about 12 years ago and have enjoyed it ever since. Specifics on the boat are as follows:
- 1971 20' SF - 2003 (hung in 2004) 150 hp Saltwaer Series Mercury with approx. 225 hrs (no hr meter) - 4 blade Aluminum prop with 3 blade spare - Hynautic hydraulic Steering (came on the boat)- Dual Batteries with selector switch - enclosed transom with Armstrong aluminum bracket (came on the boat) - Carolina Custom Rigging T-top with elcectronics box - 2004 single axle aluminum trailer (needs lights) - Black Laporte's full cover - G-Crafts Marine installed a new floor in 2004 - new Binnacle and control cables installed 2009 - New trailer winch installed 2009 - New wheel bearings installed 2009 - Saltwater washdown - Ray Marine 45 VHF - Apelco 265 depth recorder - Jenson AM FM marine Stereo (Pioneer speakers installed 2009) - Garmin 76 CX GPS (bought 2010)- pop-up spring cleats- Ritchie Compass - 3-step floating Aluminum ladder - Custom three spoke wheel with knob (I have the original 5-spoke wheel) - full set of cushions except for the leaning post - boat has a total of 12 rod holders - a pair of 15' Aluminum outriggers. I have performed all of the engine maintenance on the boat since the new motor was installed in 2004. To include new fuel filters every year. I installed a new waterpump kit, thermostats, changed the oil in the lower unit, and new spark plugs every other year. I have never had any issues with the motor and this is probably because I hook it up to the hose and run it for 10 minutes every 3 to 4 weeks throughout the winter. I think that I have covered everything but please let me know if you have additional questions.
I don't have the ability to post pictures but could someone on the sight help?

Sales price 9,139.46

[Old'sCool]

I'll post them. Send to [email protected]

[plusone876]

Please post pictures. You willing to budge on the price at all?

[Billybob]

You willing to budge on the price at all?

It's a nice round number.

[77SceptreOB]

He must be a construction estimator to come up with that number! LOL!

[9677]

Thanks for offering to help. I will send them in several emails.

[9677]

The price is not set in stone.

Thanks for asking

[9677]

The price is to catch attention. I wish I could say that it had some scientific basis but that it not the case.

[plusone876]

can you please post some pictures. i live on james island and am interested.

[plusone876]

was the hull refurbished down to the stringers when you purchased the boat? any soft spots on the deck, transom, bracket/transom connection?