23'1975 SEACRAFT

[Joe R]

Originally Posted by HCLEONARD

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A 23'SEACRAFT FOR 2 YEARS.I FOUND ONE THIS PAST WINTER.IT SEEMS TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE,MEANING THE TRANSOM IS SOLID AND FLOOR.NO SOFT SPOTS.THE ENGINE IS BLOW AND IT COMES WITH A TRAILER (MAKE NOT KNOWN).I HAVE TWO QUESTIONS,(1)I CAN GET IT FOR $3500.00 FOR EVERY THING
IS THAT A GOOD PRICE??(2)SOMEONE PAINTED THE HULL BLACK AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT KIND OF COATING THIS IS.DO I USE A STRIPPER TO GET IT OFF OR DO IS SAND IT?? INTERIOR IS DIRTY BUT A GOOD CLEANING SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THAT.I CAN USE ANY HELP I CAN GET.NEVER HAD A BOAT BEFORE. OH YEA, ONE MORE THING.HOW MUCH DO YOU FEEL IT WEIGHS WITH TRAILER I CAN TRAILER UP TO 5,000 LBS MAX. THANKS FOR YOUR IMPUT.CHUCK

GIVE ME A CALL OR E MAIL ME, I THINK I KNOW THE HISTORY OF THIS BOAT,MAY HAVE BEEN MY UNCLES,,,,[email protected] 609-335-5519

Joe R.
20ft Classic SeaCraft
Susie II

[fdheld34]

Originally Posted by Joe R

GIVE ME A CALL OR E MAIL ME, I THINK I KNOW THE HISTORY OF THIS BOAT,MAY HAVE BEEN MY UNCLES,,,,[email protected] 609-335-5519

Joe R.
20ft Classic SeaCraft
Susie II

WOOWWWW!!! This thread is over 8 years old..!!!!! The original poster's last activity was in 2004...mabey he is still lurking though

-Fred

[Joe R]

oops,,,,now I remember , it was my uncles boat ,thought it did not sound right,
should have seen the date of org thread...lol

Joe R.
20ft Classic SeaCraft
Susie II

[bgreene]

Towing - how bad can it be ?

I tow a 96' Wellcraft V21, 2,100lbs, full fuel 455lbs, motor 450lbs, trailer 1,000lbs.
Total is approx. 4,000 lbs, plus two extra guys and gear. ( twin axle trailer with brakes )

Vehicle - 2004 Ford Explorer, V6 part time 4 wheel drive.

Round trip every time I fish approx. 110 miles, highway 60mph, and local roads.
So far, no problems - pulls easily, smoothly.

So the Sceptre weighs 900lbs more ? Hum........... better put a little more air in my tires.

[WildBill]

You can pull it with a Hyundai. But Can You Stop It.

Your Gonna Need A Bigger Truck Period.

Safety First. I may be in front of you with my family at that red light.

wildbill