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If it's the C-Craft with the tunnel hull then they were a brilliant seaworthy boats. One thing you will have to be aware of though is they were prone to a bit of crutch rot where the prop shaft exits the hull around the stuffing box. Check that area to make sure it's sound. Besides that they were a great boat.Cheers Darren

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Yeah thats the one i was thinking of,a great little boat that will handle a sea as well as a decent 17.5fter particularly good with a following sea but a little hard into a head sea,very stable at anchor as well.As Nuts has said they were a little prone to rot and this was the only downside compared to the Nereus. cheers brenton

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LBS,That's the same boat I was refering to but yours is the outboard job. The crutch rot problem won't apply to your craft but still give it a good look over for any delamination as they are quite an old boat now and they were known to have some small fibreglass issues. Looks like you got yourself a nice ride mate and with a good polish it should come up sweeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!!Good luck and hope it scores you a good feed or 50.Cheers Darren

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