Nail24

Boat is sold.

I got a new "Box Top." Sunbrella Grey Ghost.

Boat is still for sale.

I recon so. It's a great deal.

John told me that Dean's Tops and Canvas made the seats for the AFF boats. Ask for Dan at 870-425-6159. He also made the custom boat covers. GreasyB whether you know it or not the core of your hull is 3/4" composite. It will last a long time even if you ding it up a bit. John was obtaining composite for his core material long before other boat builders. Unfortunately, the core material in the upper decking is plywood and is susceptible to rot is the fiberglas is breached. The transom is composite core also. So, you have a keeper unless you just want to throw some cash at something with more sex appeal. John and I have some common experience in aircraft flown in the military and missions we were involved in. We're both Vietnam Vets. I'm going to continue my discussions with him about his boat building (over 800 built) in the mnear future.

Whose website?

It's a V-berth with no cushions. Overhead hatch open to allow a nice breeze. It's even cool in the Florida Keys when outy on the water. Has a new headliner in off white. Has a drain to the bilge w/ auto bilge pump. Looks exactly like this. Headliner in mine is new and not the shaggy carpet.

Had a long talk with John Miskelley, designer/builder of the AFF boats today. learned much about how the boat is constructed and who built the seats.

Didn't hear from you. Assuming no further interest.

Many of the Seafari cuddy cabin boats were chopped up to make an open boat witha makeshift center console.

I' m selling an unmolested 20 ft SeaCraft Seafari and the 140 hp Nissan 2 stroke motor that has about 60 hrs on it. Also travels on a Seminole galvanized trailer that has new galvanized wheels and new bunks. This old boat has all the potential to be a restored classic Potter hull head turner. I'm only asking for $2500.00. Photos available for serious buyers. Boat is located in Centerville, GA

The boat has a very low profile except for the motor and windscreen. Just enough drift to allow me to drift a Carolina rig worm across structure if I'm bass fishing. The large clear deck on the bow allows uncluttered fly fishing.

Although I'm a "catch 'n release" fisherman, the only feature I don't have is a live well for flats fishing in the Florida Keys. I'm considering converting the storage area under the seat on the fore side of the center console. Any thoughts?