1973 23 CC w/ 1996 rude 200 New price $15,000

[Trayder]

1973 23' seacraft 1996 200hp Evinrude Ocean Pro Furuno 1650 DGPS, Sitex CVS 106 fish/depth finder, Icom VHF console and leaning post cover, 3-sided enclosure, 360 degree coaming pads, cushions for deck .

Asking $16,000
Call 609-597-6256 ask for butch

[jorgeinmiami]

If the snow effect is included then maybe [img]/images/graemlins/ooo.gif[/img]

[ocuyler]

Nice boat, but I would have 2 conserns. I had that Atlantic Towers t-top, which self destructed on rough Lake Ontario. The transom modification indicates the need to spend time and or money to redo. Not a big fan of the snow, either.

But 23CC's are hard to find so it might be a good choice for someone.

[Finster]

I had that Atlantic Towers t-top, which self destructed on rough Lake Ontario

Otto, dose this mean your got her in the water? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

I do agree about the questionable transom plate. If anyone's interested I'd bet happy to check it out. The boat is very local to me.

[Abe's Rocket]

underpowered?

[Trayder]

Underpowered?

No, plenty of 23 hulls are powered with 200hp. Capt Chuck's was, Scott P's is, the Fishcutter's is, and many many more.

According to brian there was a 23 in FL with a single 140 suzuki....

That 200 is the same block as my 225's and it is very reliable and cheap to fix.

[Neubium]

Perhaps a little underpowered. I have a 1973 23' with a Yamaha 250 on a bracket. She is a bit heavy with a little extra glass post restoration. Top speed is about 43 mph. The Yamaha 250 puts her on a plane without much labor. A Yamaha 225 would probably yield same top speed but would drop some torque. I think the 200 hp is a little light for the older hull. Todays Sea Craft hull is not as heavy. I have a friend with a 2002 23' Sea Craft with 225 mercury that goes close to 50 mph (no T-top).

[Trayder]

TTT

[Trayder]

New lower price

[Trayder]

Reduced to $15,000