Sold Seasport 2200

[SpringVelocity]

This sounds familiar..... Been there before.

Yeah Ray I saw that post and I had same idea when I saw it. I can't wait to do another pod conversion they are so much fun (expensive but worth it). Good luck on this one. That boat is definitely a candidate on my end. I am curious to see how it turns out.

 

[brutus]

Hauling the boat down island was more than a little nerve wracking. A trailer tire blew apart on the inland highway and the spare only had about 10 lbs. of air in it.We crawled along the curb while people flew by at 120K+ to Cumberland to fill the tire.The drum brakes worked but were not releasing fully,so they stunk and I worried about them seizing all the way home.The start of the money pit will be all new brakes and tires.Somebody stop me,I'm a boat addict.

Read my post above, we are all going to help you

 

[kaelc]

Yikes. An impact gun and compressor are essential for Van Isle towing. Borrow mine next time you buy your last boat Ray!

 

[Rayvon]

No plans (yet) to pod this one.It had a crate motor installed about 3 years ago and the duoprop leg looks good,no corrosion because it's always been trailered. I couldn't believe how clean the hull was with no bottom paint.The tank hatch needs rebuilding and a few other things,but a smaller project than I've done before.I'll probably keep both boats for now,the Skipper should sell easily with motors still under warranty till 2030.

 

[kaelc]

No plans (yet) to pod this one.It had a crate motor installed about 3 years ago and the duoprop leg looks good,no corrosion because it's always been trailered. I couldn't believe how clean the hull was with no bottom paint.The tank hatch needs rebuilding and a few other things,but a smaller project than I've done before.I'll probably keep both boats for now,the Skipper should sell easily with motors still under warranty till 2030.

yeah I got a guy for the Skipper, don't know if he would pull the trigger but he should when you list it.

 

[MRWood]

No plans (yet) to pod this one.It had a crate motor installed about 3 years ago and the duoprop leg looks good,no corrosion because it's always been trailered. I couldn't believe how clean the hull was with no bottom paint.The tank hatch needs rebuilding and a few other things,but a smaller project than I've done before.I'll probably keep both boats for now,the Skipper should sell easily with motors still under warranty till 2030.

You can never have too many Seasports

 

[brutus]

You can never have too many Seasports

Honest question??? I was told they are a bit tippy at rest ( drifting) or 3 guys on the same side sort of thing, any truth to that ???

 

[MRWood]

Honest question??? I was told they are a bit tippy at rest ( drifting) or 3 guys on the same side sort of thing, any truth to that ???

No not at all. Mine is very stable hardly notice any tipping at all.
They are sensitive to anyone moving around while running though.

 

[Alex_c]

What you looking to get for the Skipper?

 

[brutus]

No not at all. Mine is very stable hardly notice any tipping at all.
They are sensitive to anyone moving around while running though.

lol I have fat friends too , I always tell everybody sit down don’t move, specially coming back from offshore in big following sea. Thanks for the info

 

[Rayvon]

What you looking to get for the Skipper?

I'm not planning on selling right away.It's set up really well for fishing now and the new one needs a few things before it suits me.It depends on how much time I put into the new one .I started cleaning her up today,the Burgundy stripe polished up well.

 

[kingblazer84]

@Rayvon I’m jealous! I bet your wife sees the bank account go up and down like a yoyo with you and all the boats you’ve bought and sold and bought again

 

[Reel Gone]

No plans (yet) to pod this one.It had a crate motor installed about 3 years ago and the duoprop leg looks good,no corrosion because it's always been trailered. I couldn't believe how clean the hull was with no bottom paint.The tank hatch needs rebuilding and a few other things,but a smaller project than I've done before.I'll probably keep both boats for now,the Skipper should sell easily with motors still under warranty till 2030.

Ya mine was a new drop in when I bought it, 3 years of stubbing my toes on the doghouse hinges was enough, lol. Great boat even with the SD, especially at that price