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Old 03-28-2013, 06:43 AM
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Default 1970 20' SeaCraft SF (Restored)***Pics Added***

Boat was professionally restored by Parker Yacht in Ft Lauderdale, completed February 2009.

Restoration items.

• Complete restore with new AlexSeal paint, Hull and Deck Aqua Mist, interior and cap, Snow white, boot top Jade Green. Bottom paint Micron 33 red.
• 1999 200 HP OX66, completely repainted to original with new decals, full service, water pump, fuel pump, O2 Sensor, etc.
• New 704 binnacle control.
• New SeaStar Hydraulic steering.
• Lenco Trim Tabs.
• New Coosa Board transom, all glass work done with vinylester resin.
• Transom engine well was reconfigured.
• Console completely redone and cored with composite.
• All hatches custom composite construction.
• Dual custom swim platforms, composite construction, SeaCraft Logo embossed in.
• New windshield.
• New King starboard hatch and trim bullnose in console.
• New 46 gal aluminum fuel tank, mounted under the deck
• Stringers filled with foam and re glassed.
• Deck is original and solid, cap was reinforced.
• All new tinned Pacer Marine wire, with Custom Seacraft panel and backlit engraving, switches.
• Led lighting, interior, white or blue.
• Sea Vision u/w LED light.
• In console LED lighting.
• (2) 12v plugs.
• Odyssey AGM (2) batteries with switch.
• Birdsall Rocket launcher with backrest, cup and rod holders.
• Custom sewn cushions by Wycap Design.
• Flush mount Pull Up SS Cleats.
• Custom SS windshield handrail.
• Custom SS heavy duty bow tow bit.
• Rod holders re chromed, original.
• SS Flag staff holders for and aft.
• Fusion IPOD IP600 stereo, JL Audio speakers (4) 7”, subwoofer 9”, 2 amps.
• F/W wash down, 6 gal tank.
• 2 Rule auto bilge pumps, Ultra Safety Systems auto switches.
• Garmin 440s GPS with sounder, Icom 422 VHF ext VHF speaker.
• All new SS flush mount latches and hinges, Premier.
• New white Taco PVC rubrail with SS insert.
• Rolls Aluminum dual axle trailer, new LED lights, trailer serviced.
*Exclusions: Edson Wheel, TUUCI Top*
$21,000 obo
Boat without motor: $18,000 obo
PayPal Transaction ID # 9VB19523CX611270D
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Old 03-28-2013, 11:35 AM
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Too pricey !!!
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Old 03-28-2013, 11:48 AM
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Too pricey !!!
Nowhere near the cost of restoring one yourself!
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Old 03-28-2013, 12:13 PM
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Too pricey !!!
You get what you pay for and little more here. Fine example of a A+ restoration.

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Old 03-28-2013, 03:20 PM
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Nice boat. I just hope you get what your asking cause that will just make mine worth more;-)
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Old 03-28-2013, 03:54 PM
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Too pricey !!!
You have NO clue!!

In 1989 I restored my beloved "NoBones" 20 SF!!
Straight-up, it cost over $31K.... Myself doing the
majority of the work!!

Guess what? 24 years later she is still rock solid..

This boat of Cayman's was done professionally!!
With and estimated cost of $40K-$45K..

Try doing one for any less then this and you will get what you
pay for!

Cayman's is a bargain!
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Old 03-28-2013, 03:57 PM
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Nice ride.

I'd buy it in a minute.
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Old 03-28-2013, 06:11 PM
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Hey Ken, I don't think some folks have priced QUALITY 20' boats lately!! You know, the ones that come with less than 1/4" thick hulls, paper thin gel coat, cheap hardware, no electronics, etc., etc. I just saw 40+ of them at the last show in Tampa. $21k won't buy you poop!!!
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Old 03-28-2013, 10:02 PM
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Hey Ken, I don't think some folks have priced QUALITY 20' boats lately!! You know, the ones that come with less than 1/4" thick hulls, paper thin gel coat!
your right I installed a baitwell drain in my hull restoring and couldn't believe the thickness almost 5/8" on the side

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Old 03-29-2013, 08:45 AM
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Hey Ken, I don't think some folks have priced QUALITY 20' boats lately!! You know, the ones that come with less than 1/4" thick hulls, paper thin gel coat, cheap hardware, no electronics, etc., etc. I just saw 40+ of them at the last show in Tampa. $21k won't buy you poop!!!
Try a 17 foot Boston Whaler for 30k.

I bought a used Whaler a few years ago 17' (cheap) it was a 98 and the original bill of sale was for 21k.

This boat and Stricks are bargins!
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