1976 23 ft SeaCraft Sceptre IB

[77SceptreOB]

Very unique Sceptre. Any pics of the interior/layout?

[erebus]

Man, that is a super rare bird!
If I still lived in Bellingham I'd be banging on your door right now.
Unfortunately, I now live on the wrong (right?) side of the continent...

[NorthbyNW]

Here is an inside view

[NorthbyNW]

I have a marine survey - cost me $400 to have it done. There has to be interest in this boat - any takers? Would love to recover costs - around $1000
Really just want it to be restored. This is the place to find people who love these boats right? Pretty sure this would be a sweet ride on the Puget Sound. Trailer too. The Top alone should be worth it!

[MarkR]

If anyone interested has any questions about the boat, it's just like the one I've been running for 15 years. In fact, my Hull number is nearly the same SECB30051175.

[DonV]

Interesting, yours is hull #5 laid November 1975 (the fifth one ever built) and his is hull #1 laid November 1976. I see only 86 of these were built from '75 to '79.

[Vezo, Part II]

Ahhhhhh! What I would give to be there!!! Beautiful boat, scenery and clear blue sky!?! I know you had a heat spell, but is that shot current? Humidity looks LOW!

Vezo, Part II

[fishingproblem]

My trigger finger is getting really itchy!

Any pictures of it in it's glory and/or of the engine with the compartment lifted?

It has a hard top too? I think I see it against the wall in the picture. How does it mount up?

Mark R, I am interested in an offshore Pacific fishing boat that can be skied behind on occasion. What might you say about the capabilities in this regard?

David

[NorthbyNW]

It does have a top, that is it against the wall. I would think the hardware would have made the trip with the boat, and should be somewhere in the garage. I sent you a message with more pix and info.... Let us know what you think!

[NorthbyNW]

Thanks for posting, and pretty cool regarding the serial numbers! Hope someone here can see this one back into the water!