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looks very clean and shiny in pics but its been painted recently.i took the boat out for sea trails 2 times and amazingly everything works!!! I only paid 2300 for the boat and trailer so i think im ahead so far. its not that i dont like the cabin but its not that practical. there is no anchor locker, and i had a 23' hydro-sport wa and never used the cabin.i think i just want a project for the next few years! it also needs new transom,dive platform and an engine bracket to make room for dive platform
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i was thinking the boat restoration might cost 10-12 K and then another 10-12 K on the engines!! is this about right
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Whatever you do with it, its a sharp looking boat.
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Basswacker its sad to say but "Your Right" you could have a SeaCraft worth 30k these days and it wouldn't sell for no more than 10-15k. So if anyone is going to restore a CSC these days with the price of all the materials to do it, you better plan on marrying the boat for a long time.
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