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Old 03-16-2021, 05:26 PM
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Default For sale - 1975 23' tsunami

1975 - 23' Tsunami

Complete Resto in 2003/2004.

RESTORATION:

- Complete removal of all excluding windshield frame, Kiekhaffer steering helm/cable, Marinium cleats.
- New Transom, Floor-hatches re-cored. Anything marginal - replaced.
- All new wiring, and electrical components
- New windshield glass, gaskets, upgraded windshield hardware
- Fuel Tank Inspected, repaired, epoxy sealed
- Converted twin V4 i/o’s to single V8, new motor beds, added bulkhead – professional grade fiberglass, engine, rigging etc. Customized the way I wanted it. One of a kind.

POWER:

- Mercruiser (2003) 5.7L MAG MPI HORIZON 350/ 300HP – Freshwater Cooled, Closed System – currently with 1050 hours – in excellent working and cosmetic condition. Thru-Hull Raw Water intake (South Bay strainer), New Heat Exchanger, R/R Complete Transom Mount, Steering Ring, Gimbal, Oil Pan, Commercial (steel) Coupler, Sea Water Pump (w/ spare), Starter

- Mercruiser Bravo 3 Drive (2003) in excellent working and cosmetic condition. New upper U joint shaft (2017/2018)

- Mercruiser Flagship Gauges, Blue Sea/ Carlin Switches

HULL:

- Original Gelcoat in great condition.
- Hardtop with StrataGlass (2017) & Rocket Launchers, Dual Flood Lights.
- Deck Lights (4) mounted under gunnel
- Simpson Lawrence 600 Windlass in perfect working order with robust deck support (working spare windlass unit included) and Windline CAR4 Anchor Roller
- Full Teak Swim Platform with Windline (3) step telescopic ladder,
- Bennett Trim tabs with 12”x12” tabs (epoxy sealed), Lovered vent frames powder coated
- Hull to deck joint bolted as opposed to OEM screwed

Peripherals:

- Custom foldable cabin ladder
- Electronics – 2017 Garmin model 74CV - 7” Display with CHIRP transducer
- (2) New Dekka Batteries (2020), New Fuel Sending Unit (2017)
- Dual Bilge pumps; (1) Auto, Rule 1100. (1) Manual Jabsco Water Puppy
- Live Well pump ShurFlo 800GPH, and Shurflo Par4 Washdown pump,
- Attwood Engine Blower
- Ongaro Hard-Top Mounted Horn
- Brand New SeaCraft Decals (2020)
- New Perko Navigation Lights (2020)
- New Engine Sound Insulation (2019)
- Standard Horizon VHF

Maintenance: Complete, comprehensive maintenance log including Parts, Work completed, dates/ engine hours - from restoration to-date. Annual Antifouling – Hull: Petit SR60, Drive: Primocon/Trilux.

Complete Survey post resto/ pre-launch available (2004)

- Owners Manuals for all components
- OEM Shop Manuals for Engine and Drive (PDF File)

Trailer – A Gift – mid 1980’s Rocket Trailer – original registration available

I am incredibly torn about this move. I have owned and used her seasonally since 2004. She is in great shape and well maintained. If you’re looking for a Tsunami, also known as a Sceptre, this is a clean example. This description and pix (to follow ) tell the story. If interested - get in touch via PM. If you're on this site - you know about these classic hulls. The ride, center of gravity with the i/o and Bravo 3 drive - is simply amazing in every sea condition. If some say an outboard in this hull type rides and performs better - I don't believe it. Search my username and you'll learn as much as you need to know about this boat.

$19,500

Transaction ID: 1E950601CD161344T
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Old 04-20-2021, 11:57 PM
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Bump - before I put her up for sale locally. I also think about keeping her... she does everything I need.
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Old 04-21-2021, 07:43 PM
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Keep her, no replacement out there. Unless you want to spend BIG bucks
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Old 04-21-2021, 08:10 PM
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I understand ! We old guys are all faced with the same dilemma .....
Old age is upon us and trying to justify getting rid of our prized possessions and not burden our relatives with what we have acquired over our life time of enjoying what we do is a big problem. One word. NO !
Keep it until you can no longer do it on your own.....

Capt. Chuck agonized over getting rid of his beloved "Shellback" 23..
Trust me I get it. My 1970 20 SF has been in my daughter and son-in-laws possession for the last 4 years, with the stipulation it will never be sold, and only to stay in the family forever. My 15 year old granddaughter loves the old "NoBones" which makes my day every time they use her.. Happy to see it gets used more than I have the will or the time to enjoy it. I can still borrow it anytime Patti & I want to...
Need I say more.

Title is signed, but still in my name, called right of survivorship.
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Old 04-21-2021, 10:29 PM
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For what you are asking for the boat you are basically giving it away...That big teak swim platform is really nice I'd take it over a fiberglass one day in and out...The hard top..is worth $$$...but if you are tired of the boat then thats another thing...up sizing or down sizing? it would only make sense to me if you were downsizing...Crazy what people are paying for small boats these days.

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Old 04-23-2021, 02:46 PM
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If looking to downsize, I've got a nice 20' Sceptre I'd be interested in trading towards it. That looks like a well sorted rig.
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Old 04-26-2021, 10:27 AM
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Good luck with the sale. I remember when you restored it 2003/04.
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Old 05-02-2021, 08:50 AM
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Well. I think y'all would be proud of Alan. I was all set to buy this beauty and he decided he loves her too much and can't let her go. He came to his senses!
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Old 05-04-2021, 10:53 AM
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Soooooo...

The short story. I just couldn't do it. A lot went through my brain. The things that persisted:

The hull - is in great shape. For a 45+ year old hull, she looks great !
My engine and drive - are perfect and run great. I know them since day one.
I restored every inch of this boat and know what I have.
There's no other boat I covet (not at all) at this point of my family-raising, life.
A replacement boat is stupid $$$
She does everything I need well; beach, fish, get home in all types of snot, simple
I love the ride.

I must publicly apologize to Basketcase - I added depth to his username. He was patient and understanding. Never met him, but damn, he's the guy I'd want to sell my boat to. Cool dude. I'm just sorry that he had to join me on this roller coaster ride of my realization that.. ' I'm not ready to sell her..."

If there is a clean 23' Tsunami/ Sceptre out there and you know about it, please reach out to him 1st - he's deserves a nice one !

So, for now, you guys are stuck with me !
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Old 05-04-2021, 08:04 PM
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Smart move!!!!
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