1989 20' Seacraft

[John R]

Good looking boat from the pics - looks like an older motor though:



Too much of a pain to link this one, &$%&#*( Javascript screws up the link... Nothing you did wrong, this board is having trouble with that link

Gonna be expensive if you factor in a repower... Try this link

[ January 08, 2003, 01:02 PM: Message edited by: John R ]

[zebco]

John, thanks for the replies. I've read elsewhere on this site that Seacraft has changed hands a couple of times. Who made the 89's and are there any inherent problems? BTW a re-power would be out of my pocketbook range. [img]images/icons/frown.gif[/img]

[Scott]

I was wondering what was taking you so long to get that thing posted.... [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[Mark]

Zebco,

I presume you have a vehicle that can pull a 20' SeaCraft . That being the case, do the drive to Florida where you have CHOICES. I've pulled two back from south FL to NC and it is a really short trip. One day down and one day back and it's done.

On the other hand, if you have any interest in a sweet '77 18CC located in NC, email me at [email protected] Photos of it are at www.theboatzone.com/gallery/marklewis

Good luck/
mark

[zebco]

Hey, just found ya'lls site. Looks like the best place to ask a few questions. I found the above mentioned boat on the web. It has a T-top and I assume a 1989 Evinrude engine. Can I get the skinny on this rig. BTW the pictures on the web look real good. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[John R]

Zebbie - welcome to CS...

Which boat are you talking about? Is there a link to it?

[zebco]

I don't know how to create the link. It's on boats.com website. Located in Manteo. Check it out.

[ScottM]

Zebco,
The '89s were built by the present owner, Tracker Marine. Welcome to the board.

[zebco]

Scott, is that good or bad? I'm clueless.
BTW is anyone going to the boat show in Raleigh this weekend?