Larger boat discussion

[spareparts]

this is the best deal for what you can do with it around if you want to go offshore
http://boats.iboats.com/1975-seacraf...c/1477548.html

oh, don't whine about it not being a center console, centers east up way too much room, express is where its happening


keep the v for the Florida trips or if need be, I can tow it down for you in trade for some fishing time

[the daydreamer]

Randlemanboater look at craiglist eastern nc. Type in seacraft. 24 cuddy in oak island looks clean and not much money per say!!!! Plus its close!!!!!

[spareparts]

that one in Oak Island looks pretty nice, twin 115 Zukes should be fairly fuel efficient. Notice there are several in Virginia that are coming up on searches now. The season is coming to close and there are a lot of people that are getting right on their prices. The further North you go, the sooner the season is over and the cheaper the price

[randlemanboater]

Originally Posted by the daydreamer

Randlemanboater look at craiglist eastern nc. Type in seacraft. 24 cuddy in oak island looks clean and not much money per say!!!! Plus its close!!!!!

I actually saw that one a while back and was going to try to ride by and see it when I was down that way a few weeks ago but time ran short on me.

[randlemanboater]

Originally Posted by spareparts

this is the best deal for what you can do with it around if you want to go offshore
http://boats.iboats.com/1975-seacraf...c/1477548.html

oh, don't whine about it not being a center console, centers east up way too much room, express is where its happening


keep the v for the Florida trips or if need be, I can tow it down for you in trade for some fishing time

No whining here...half the boats I look at are walkarounds...even viewed a few Carolina Classics and Albemarle's which are both getting old enogh to be in my price range.

My trouble with that one is that I'd be screaming up and down the water at 70 mph all the time burning huge amounts of fuel and never catch a single fish.