Need help identifying this inboard boat - anyone can help?

[denek85]

Hello, I’m one step away from buying a boat for restoration. I found this one, but I need to know how it looks like in original state. Sadly the current owner doesn’t know the name of the producer and model.
Can anyone help identifying this boat?

 

[briangcc]

No capacity plate or HIN/HID?

That's some funky hardware bolted to that.

 

[tpenfield]

Welcome to iBoats . . .

Where is this located? Any proof of ownership documentation available from the current owner?

Check out Fiberglassics website.

 

[denek85]

Welcome to iBoats . . .

Where is this located? Any proof of ownership documentation available from the current owner?

Check out Fiberglassics website.

Hello, thank you for this website. I’ll check it! The current owner have a sales contract, the boat is from Netherlands. I spoke to him only one time, and I’ll be able to ask more questions on Monday.

 

[denek85]

No capacity plate or HIN/HID?

That's some funky hardware bolted to that.

Hello and thank you That’s a good point, will look for it.

 

[JimS123]

Its a SeaRay, circa 1966. The railing and Plexiglas windshield are a dead giveaway, plus you can see the molded side spot where the logo would have been. Obviously, it also has a lot of other odd hardware added on.

 

[denek85]

Its a SeaRay, circa 1966. The railing and Plexiglas windshield are a dead giveaway, plus you can see the molded side spot where the logo would have been. Obviously, it also has a lot of other odd hardware added on.

Oh yes! It looks like it may be a SeaRay SRV 170, thank you!

 

[Bondo]

Oh yes! It looks like it may be a SeaRay SRV 170, thank you!

Ayuh,..... Welcome Aboard,..... What is the motor, 'n drive,..??
A Mercruiser oughta be Ok,.....
A Volvo, probably Ok,.....
An OMC,..... Forgetabout,.... Run away,......

 

[QBhoy]

If someone hadn’t said searay. I’d have said it was a broom. Uk boat.