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 wanted to show yall a boat youve never seen. 
		
		
		This is a 16' Delta Craft...60" wide. Its rated for a 70 max. 
	Now for the fun part they quit making it about 5 or so years ago. Its perfect for rivers...mobile bay...rig fishing...etc... Its currently in at my house and belongs to a good friend that is going thru a divorce. I http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...-14-03_646.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...-14-27_445.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...-13-42_907.jpg They made them locally and are in very high demand. They stopped building them and this boat will get 45to5g easy in my area. X  | 
		
 Purdey fer sure 
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 I likey!!!!! 
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 Nice, Looks like a amesbury skiff in this area, CB had one for a while. 
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 they used to build "High Tide" boats around here, very similar boat to the type you posted. they closed up shop a few years ago. The hottest boat of that type around here is the Bentz Craft, there weren't many built, and they bring a premium among  locals 
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 looks a lot like a Stumpknocker, built down south. 
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 I love skiffs like that...wonder why the folks who make em cant ever stay in business? 
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 the Bentz craft is the ticket, I've had duck hunters tell me thye were the best duck boat ever made. I've seen people run thru [puddles of water keeping them on plane. They were designed and built by Earl Bentz's (Stratos, Javelin bass boat fame) cousin. They have a pad bottom and have lot of fishabillelity for the size. If you find one around here that's in good shape, they bring a premium  
	heres a 16 with a 90 on it up for sale http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa...356&acctid=685  | 
		
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 Early Stumpknockers were flat bottom.  They do make some with a little V that remind me of an Old Timer.  Mom has the flatbottom 17' Stumpknocker that gets around nice with a 60 4-stroke.  Fairly shallow runner but the NV goes places that mud motors and airboats need only apply.  As evidenced by the lack of gelcoat on the bottom... Started out as a baby in the 12' SeaKing with 4.5 Merc.  It wouldn't plane but the fish didn't care.. :beer: 
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 Phatty, Stauters are still built and plenty of them around. Ive got several friends that own them, Im just not a wood boat fan. My dad and I had a little 14 growing up for a very short period..great boats. 
	I couldnt type much as I started this thread on my phone in the woods. But what I wanted to say is these bring a premium here for sure..he could get 4500-5K all day long in this condition. I actually found it in rough shape, a different buddy bought it, restore it and put this low hours 60 on it. Its rated for a 70 but runs nicely with the 60...bout 32-34mps gps loaded with 2 people. He sold it to this friend of mine thats like my brother a couple years back. Now for the good part, he rarely uses it and has considered selling it but I THINK I have him talked out of it. He had to move it because him and his wife split and sold their house. I have a few things to do to my 18 and Im thinking about selling it this spring because I just dont use it that much and would use something this size ALOT, especially fishing after work by myself. Im hoping it stays around and I can work out a deal with him when I sell mine even if its joint ownership or something. She will then go under the shed my 18 is under. (Crossing fingers) :party:  | 
		
 heres a 14 Bentz craft with a 70 http://charleston.craigslist.org/boa/3494792696.html for $3000 no pics though 
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