Just wondering how the older Makos ride, both the CC and Cuddys. I'm just trying to get some research done for my upcoming purchase. Older I mean like mid 80's.

Is the ride harsh, wet, dry, etc.....

For a biased opinion - check ClassicMako.com. For a great ride in an older boat, check out the Seacrafts ClassicSeacraft.com and the Formula/Thuderbird/Performer hulls :)

it really depends on which model. Just like anything, you can design different boats for different applications.

but overall I think that they ride great and are nice and dry, and well built.

Lots of support over at classicmako.com as JR said.

_Z_

thanks

:kewl: I have a 92 hull and it is the cats meow. All other boats bow before my mighty MAKO 241. Fast tough dry and tough.:musc:

Theres a sweet 23 Seacraft on the Cape for sale. I saw it on thehulltruth.com

Speaking of older makos, it looks like we have another s-b'er looking to join the ranks. Hey Vectorfisher--- I'd hit buy it now on that sweet deal before someone steals her from you....looks like a great price & a great project.... :drool:

The 23 Seacraft on the Cape for sale is Hooper's. He's a member here on S-B.com
Very nice looking boat indeed.:hee:

Just wondering how the older Makos ride, both the CC and Cuddys. I'm just trying to get some research done for my upcoming purchase. Older I mean like mid 80's.

Is the ride harsh, wet, dry, etc.....

what do you need a boat for?
you got friends with boats.:hee:

The 23 Seacraft on the Cape for sale is Hooper's. He's a member here on S-B.com
Very nice looking boat indeed.:hee:

Agree - sweet boat...

music to my ears taJon

:)

You're not interested in a project boat are ya? : MrHunters :hihi:

I have a 87 cc twin 200 johnsons the boat is excellant,if interested in it 617-257 0833.Dave

seacraft is the poor mans mako. seacraft sucks :gorez:

seacraft is the poor mans mako. seacraft sucks :gorez:

You are almost right, when someone wants to consider a twin powered 25' Mako and wants to save money with a single, and improve ride, resale, quality, and fuel economy, they buy a 23 Seacraft (well, at least an older Seacraft as Mako builds the new ones :yak:)
:wavey: :musc: :faga:

http://classicseacraft.com/Airtime.jpg

(it's all in good fun)

Just kidding I am soo bored just looking for a little excitment. I don't know how the hell I am going to make it thru this winter.:sleeps:

you mother likes seacrafts.

you mother likes seacrafts.

you mother rides a Sea Fox :yak:












:rotfl:

good one you bastard:hihi:

your father was a bayliner

Your father rides a jet ski!:yak: :rocketem: :fishslap: :cheers:

You're not interested in a project boat are ya? : MrHunters :hihi:

You know my project boat... any project boat from here is an upgrade :rotf3:

You never got to experience the Jones Creek walk back :)

You know my project boat... any project boat from here is an upgrade :rotf3:

You never got to experience the Jones Creek walk back :)

Any links on the web to your project boat??

Thanks,

John

I should have been taking some video when the motor caught on fire while i was trying to put the lower unit back on... Yep... that was fun :)
A friend at work now says I cannot work on it with out tape rolling!

Makos and Seacrafts are the poor mans Parker :D ..Merry Christmas to all! HOHOHO

Where is the listing on Hooper's boat????