1976 Restored 23' Inboard

[heynow2203]

Originally Posted by Blackfin26

Phil, I echo the above recommendations. However, if you interested in getting the Sceptre back let me know. The only thing that's changed is a put a nice Loadrite under it!

I still might keep it, I'm looking for a boat like toddslures 27 cuddy Love that boat

[heynow2203]

Ok so it is time to upgrade to a larger vessel the wife won't come out and play on this boat and I want to spend more time on the water. I am about to start some new project's on it but if you want a sea trial it will be ready to go until second week of December
Asking $35K and have a lot more than that into her

[heynow2203]

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=25900
more pics there

[heynow2203]

This boat is a fast economical battle wagon just want a bigger boat to do some six person charters. Just as a FYI I have put about a 150 hours on her since getting her on the water so engine has 550 hours has a air sep filter new this year custom stainless steal marine sea strainer has two group 31 battery's professional wired the whole boat all led lighting, simrad nss12 and nse8 an ap 28 autopilot, icon 504 VHF with digital antenna, sonic hub with kicker amp and speakers , pop up cleats, new gauge cluster with faria gauges, 17x 19 Dax prop with a aqua22? Shaft this list is long and every thing on the boat is new make me an offer

[bgreene]

Originally Posted by DonV

Mr. Greene, a suggestion. Go the the bottom of the page, click on Classic Seacraft home, then go the SeaCraft galleries and you can check out all the differences in most all the SeaCraft models. For more info go to specifications. Good luck!

Know the differences, not sure how I thought it was other design, thanks

[heynow2203]

Ttt

[heynow2203]

In for winter

[heynow2203]

Steaming

[Miles Offshore]

Nice!

[heynow2203]

Sale pending!! Thank you Chance