68 19' bowrider mosley hull

[deichner33]

1968 19' seacraft bow rider

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For sale 1968 moesly built 19' bowrider .. one owner boat ! father has owned since new still has all orginal paper work .. motor was rebuilt in 1985 by us and only has ten hours on it .. was then winterised and put under cover for storage and has been there since ... the boat is started and ran every year and re winterised and then motor is sprayed down with CRC 656 . Also includes extra parts ( spare props , upper gear case housing , gear set and lower gear case housing ... hull is blue in color .. motor is a 160 mercruiser Inline six cylinder I/O ... has trailer but it is not in good condition needs to be replaced ... Have never seen one of these boats in the condition as this it is absolutely awesome ... looking to get best offer but all offers will be considered ...[image]http://s1229.photobucket.com/albums/ee474/deichner34/Dads%20boat/ ( [email protected] or call Daniel at 410-409-9659) Boat is located in pasadena Maryland... Forgot to say it also has a new stainles steel gas tank was put in when motor was rebuilt , and was drained when it was put in storage

[Islandtrader]

No price No pictures usually means no buyers. IMHO

Oh by the way it is a Moesly Hull...

[pianewman]

I believe this is the same boat I visited 2 years ago. It is indeed, AFAIK, all original, although my knowledge of Seacraft design has improved immensely with the addition of the '73 CC and my '71 Seafari to our "family", and the excellent advice I've received from Denny (bushwacker).

I'd be happy to investigate this boat further if anyone is seriously interested. When I saw it, I spoke at length with the original owner, who told me about his perfect days...commuting daily to work, on his boat down the Chesapeake, stopping on the way home to fish under the Bay Bridge for dinner. I'm sure he has many more wonderful stories about his boat.

Photos would be nice. I will refrain from further comment about the condition of the boat until I see it again, or see some detailed photos.

I think this could be a perfect boat for the right person. Let me know if I can be of assistance, sort of a "pay back" for the many hours of attention and advice I've received from Denny and this forum.

Ed in Arlington, VA

[pianewman]

I wish someone would give me a reason to go look again at this boat. Just a little encouragement is all I need.
Also...what to look for. Denny provided me with his own check list of 473 potential trouble areas, and how to spot them, but surely someone has a more extensive list?
Anyone?

[DonV]

Jeeez.....only 473??? I'm sure he slipped up and forgot to include a couple of tabs to his excel spread sheet!!

[NoBones]

It must be the same boat that was on eBay last week....
The listing ended 6/04 with a high bid of $510.00, total of 12 bids
The reserve was not met.

Not sure if he paid the $25 to CSC for his listin here ?

[ct9amr]

I don't think its the same as the ebay boat as it was white.
One below is blue from another thread he posted it in.

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=25506

[pianewman]

ct9amr: Thanks for posting the link to the other thread. Yes, this is the boat I saw a few years ago. I remember it was very solid, and very tired. All the brightwork is functional, but pitted, etc. The transom sounded solid, with no plugged holes from previous hardware being removed. IIRC, only a speedometer.
I'd still like to see it again, and see what a little buffing could bring out.
I know it's tough for the owner and his family to part with this, but realistically, I don't believe he'll be able to get what he's expecting out of it...whatever that might be. I've seen no price attached to it.
I sure hope it goes to an enthusiast, though, and not to someone who'll "restore" it into a CC!

[flyingfrizzle]

I thought that was the one that was on ebay.

[pianewman]

DEFINITELY not the same boat.