Starcraft on C-list/ebay!

[kaelc]

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/4895653320.html Interesting spelling makes it tough for people to find. I'm a pretty big fan of this setup but it looks like the rounded rear transom, so I'll have to pass.

 

[MNhunter1]

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/4895653320.html Interesting spelling makes it tough for people to find. I'm a pretty big fan of this setup but it looks like the rounded rear transom, so I'll have to pass.

Looks like he has one two many numbers in his asking price as well...

 

[Watermann]

Looks like he has one two many numbers in his asking price as well...

Yeah that's PNW pricing on tin in action...

 

[cj8mule]

36 beautiful feet of tin for sale in CA: http://www.networkintl.com/LotDetai...l&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua#imgMain1

 

[pckeen]

That's great - thanks! I have an email into them, but so far, it hasn't been replied to. If the price is right, I will absolutely take you up on that. My guess is that they will be asking a pretty penny for this boat, however.

I got a reply back on "E-Z Liv'n" - they want $7000 for it. They advise that the boat is in good condition, with 802 hours on it. More than I want to pay for a boat at this time, but in my view a pretty fair price for what seems to be there.

 

[jbcurt00]

36 beautiful feet of tin for sale in CA: http://www.networkintl.com/LotDetai...l&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua#imgMain1

$15K bid currently

 

[dozerII]

Not a Starcraft, but a real cool looking old tin boat at a decent price.
http://bozeman.craigslist.org/boa/4905952296.html

 

[3rdtimesthecharm]

Starcraft on Craigslist-Nashville.

http://nashville.craigslist.org/boa/4906993659.html Not mine.

 

[64osby]

Hey 3rd, looks like a great project. It could be yours.

There is a thread for Starcrafts on C/L or ebay that these get posted in all the time.:joyous:

 

[64osby]

Not a Starcraft, but a real cool looking old tin boat at a decent price.
http://bozeman.craigslist.org/boa/4905952296.html

Looks like a great hull, The transom corner looks rounded. Any ideas on the manufacturer?

 

[jbcurt00]

I was thinking Aerocraft because of the rounded transom cap, and the actual hull corner looks round to.. Not in my Aerocraft catalog, but that or Alumacraft.

From the FG library, looks like it's an Alumacraft:

 

[Watermann]

[h=2]1966 21.5 ft. cabin cruiser with trailer
"nice lake boat alluminum body great shape. Engine runs good, need it gone. 4500 OBO"[/h] Yeah ok, it's not gonna get gone at that price especially with that funky patch thing on the stern.

 

[Laker99]

http://nmi.craigslist.org/boa/4906824446.html

 

[GA_Boater]

Is that corrosion on either side of the funky patch? Wonder when the good running motor ran last?

 

[Watermann]

Is that corrosion on either side of the funky patch? Wonder when the good running motor ran last?

I can't tell for sure but if you look at whats on the deck on either side of the motor I bet you recognize that material.

 

[pckeen]

Is that green outdoors carpet.....and doesn't that really hold water?

 

[Fun Times]

http://nashville.craigslist.org/boa/4906993659.html Not mine.

Hey 3rd, looks like a great project. It could be yours.

There is a thread for Starcrafts on C/L or ebay that these get posted in all the time.:joyous:

Hi there 3rdtimesthecharm, to help keep everything in order with these types of posts, I went ahead and moved your topic into this ongoing thread for you. Thanks for posting it.

 

[dozerII]

By the looks of the size of that patch and the newer transom wood, maybe it had an OMC at one time

 

[64osby]

jbc - If it is an Aluma Craft, I would say mid to late 60's. Just a guess based on the 3 piece windshield and the sliding bow access.

The transom does resemble the Aluma Craft styling from the late 50's.

 

[jbcurt00]

jbc - If it is an Aluma Craft, I would say mid to late 60's. Just a guess based on the 3 piece windshield and the sliding bow access.

The transom does resemble the Aluma Craft styling from the late 50's.

I agree, I'd guess late 50s early 60s for the styling, and you're right the sliding hatch and W/S look later.

As artist renderings, the details may not be 100% accurate depictions, the chine rail isn't located quite right on either of the 2 shown in the brochure pix I posted, which are both late 50's.