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Date Posted: 12:11:52 03/06/04 Sat
Author: Pete Horwath
Author Host/IP: ip68-100-79-7.dc.dc.cox.net / 68.100.79.7
Subject: Re: identifying a sea skiff
In reply to: adam 's message, "identifying a sea skiff" on 16:19:08 06/03/03 Tue

Adam I have a 62' 32 sea skiff It is plywood lapstake construction do you have any pictures of yours we could compare?

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[> [> Re: identifying a sea skiff -- Howie Roche (Chris-Craft), 19:24:28 03/22/12 Thu (pool-71-174-155-253.bstnma.east.verizon.net/71.174.155.253)

Hi I am looking for plans for an early 32' Sea-Skiff. i have owned this boat for 28yrs and it has never had engines. We have ripped everything down to the bare hull and are putting it back together in a different fashion, more headroom with a larger main saloon. But would love to look at some plans, Thanks

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