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Starcraft Holiday

Price: 
$750
Year: 
1970
Make: 
Starcraft
Model: 
Holiday
Type: 
Power
Hull Material: 
Aluminum
Trailer: 
Included
Use: 
Fresh Water, Salt Water
Engine Type: 
Single 120 hp Inboard/Outboard
Engine Make: 
Mercruiser
Engine Model: 
I/O
Primary Fuel Type: 
leaded Gas
For Sale By: 
Private Seller
Hull ID Number: 
NO TITLE When last registered in NH
Length: 
18.0 feet
Beam: 
8.0 feet
Raiting: 
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Starcraft Holiday 1970
Condition: 
Used
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Seller Notes: 
This was only used and Moored in Fresh Water. It is sold in AS IS Condition. The Trailer was fully Refurbished a few years back and Has been rebuilt to last. The Boat is missing the windshield.
Description: 

This was only used and Moored in Fresh Water. It is sold in AS IS Condition. There is a Serial # but NO TITLE. This was last registered in NH where Titles were not Required. The 18' Starcraft Holiday Powerboat 120 HP had the Stern Drive lower unit refurbished yet never tested on water. The Trailer was fully Refurbished a few years back and Has been rebuilt to last. I bought this Boat with my Father about 25 Years ago and never got it on the water. We rebuilt the Tandem Trailer with Stainless, Galvanized, and Solid Steel. My Father insisted on putting an extra 4 feet on the tongue of the trailer so you would not get wet putting the boat in and out of the water. It is even designed with pressure treated planks to walk lengthwise to hook /unhook the boat. The Trailer is also a "BREAKAWAY" trailer. ( there is a pivot point half way down the tongue for easy deployment of theboat.) As pictured, you can see the watermark from when it was moored; it sits high in the water. It is a light boat. Accessories included but not pictured are 4 new Trailer Wheels, and a Cotton Boat Cover.

My Impression, is to scrap the boat and use the trailer for another boat or a landscaping trailer.

The Trailer was fully Refurbished a few years back and Has been rebuilt to last. I bought this Boat with my Father about 25 Years ago and never got it on the water. We rebuilt the Tandem Trailer with Stainless, Galvanized, and Solid Steel. My Father insisted on putting an extra 4 feet on the tongue of the trailer so you would not get wet putting the boat in and out of the water. It is even designed with pressure treated planks to walk lengthwise to hook /unhook the boat. The Trailer is also a "BREAKAWAY" trailer. ( there is a pivot point half way down the tongue for easy deployment of theboat.) As pictured, you can see the watermark from when it was moored; it sits high in the water. It is a light boat. Accessories included but not pictured are 4 new Trailer Wheels, and a Cotton Boat Cover. My Impression, is to scrap the boat and use the trailer for another boat or a landscaping trailer.

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