TOPIC: Question about a Glasspar Seafair Sedan

Re:Question about a Glasspar Seafair Sedan 10 years 11 months ago #94991

Jim L
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glassparva wrote:

Just want to relay the truth. I would have offered like $1200. But the owner said he wouldn't go below $2800. I was too far apart knowing it needed all that work. It is actually a 1964 with fiberglass stringers, which makes it easier to replace the deck.

Yeah, he kinda left out the part about the soft floor.

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Re:Question about a Glasspar Seafair Sedan 10 years 10 months ago #96613

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All old boats need transoms. Seafair transoms are one-day jobs. The Bill Tritt Seafair hull is one of the best ever designed and everyone who has one loves it! I've had dozens of boats including Century and Chris Craft woodies. Nothing comes close to the Seafair. Search carefully. Try to get one with good gelcoat, good bulkheads, and glass stringers. You can still get them cheap for NOW!