Re: 1984 sportcraft center console. any sportcraft ownershere?
Also does anyone know how long the shaft shuld be from the bottom of the motor head, where the ports are to the bottom of the motor?
Thanks everyone. louis
I own a 1981, 20' CC Sport Craft. Built in Perry Florida. The company went belly up. My boat after I bought it, I lifted the plastic curved moulding over the stern meeting the engine bracket and found the inconceivable ! The two layers of plywood were not fastened, glassed, glued to the inner part of the stern on the fiberglass. The plywood was not glassed on the inside at all and it does not have an outter glass piece sandwiching the plywood in the middle on the inside. The plywood was only fastened with fiberglass material on the sides. The bottom of the plywood where it meets the floor had a gap of over 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch and there was no filler nor glass fiber material glueing it or fastening it to the hull floor on the bottom. I had to take out the complete stern as it is all rotten. I was lucky that it came off in one piece as there is NOTHING fastening it to the hull on the inner part against the fiberglass part of the stern. This is a crappy built of a boat. It is wrong for a manufacturer to cut costs and mass produce something this cheap. I guess minimum wage has its rewards. I hear this brand went belly up. I wonder why. If there is another Sport Craft manufacturing plant alive and well today, most likely it is not the same manufacturer. When I get thru with this stern replacement, any boat manufacturer will be envious of the repair, they , whoever they may be, WILL NOT spend the time nor the quality of work I will do on this one. LIVE AND LEARN, inspect before you buy, EVEN IF IT IS NEW !!!!!!DO not buy a piece of crap !!!