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Old 11-01-2010, 11:59 PM
jdandme jdandme is offline
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Default opinions of an 2002 SeaCraft ???

Just kicking it around. An 02 is financeable. Cant lay out a lot of cash right now.

Any info on the build quality and fit and finish on these model boats. It has to be safe for my family.

My first boat was a 73 Tsunami and I loved that boat i/o made me sell it.

Any help or info is greatly appreciated!

Jim
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Old 11-02-2010, 07:42 AM
Fr. Frank Fr. Frank is offline
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Default Re: opinions of an 2002 SeaCraft ???

If you're after the name and hull, buy the SeaCraft. I have fished off a friend's '04 21', and it was a really nice boat.

If you're after the hull design, there are about 15 builders at last count building the Moesly VDH hull with varying degrees of quality.

Having looked at (and longed for) most of them, there are a couple that stand out.

Albin was the one I thought was far above the rest in quality. They made a 26' VDH hull from '05 through '08 that I know of. They may have built it before then and still be building it.

Silverhawk was also very nice, and also a 26'.

My second choice would be Sailfish. They make really nice 21' and 23' Walk-arounds that are fantastic family fishing and fun boats. Here is a link to their 23' Pilot House WA: Sailfish 23 WAC Pilot House

But if you can finance an '02 SeaCraft, you'll spend a lot less money. The 23' above is almost $100K with twin 4S Yam 150's and aluminum trailer.
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Old 11-02-2010, 08:05 PM
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Default Re: opinions of an 2002 SeaCraft ???

I currently have a 2000 23 ft seacraft and it has been a really good boat. no issues. I would recommend it if the price is right for the condition of the boat and motor. My experience has been positive and I am a spoiled previous owner of a 1978 20 ft master angler which was built like a tank.
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