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Man these are some large 23' CC's. Does anyone have any first hand knowledge of them?
https://www.thehulltruth.com/boats-s...win-200-s.html
https://www.thehulltruth.com/boats-s...win-200-s.html
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[br]1984 Mako 224[br]1977 Mako 15[br]Clermont, Florida- [br]http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=37212 -Rewire[br]http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=40627 -Tank/Misc[br]http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=58615 - Aft Box removal -
Nice boat with tall gunnels, pretty sure were made in NC (New Bern). I looked at them before I bought TC. Big boat ride for a smaller boat.
David, New Kent, Va[br]
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Those kencrafts 235s are really 25 ft boats. Agree with tc Theyre big boats definitely a cheaper way to get into offshore fishing
John[br]1989 Mako 210 (Sold and Missed)[br]Comment
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as far as I've heard,so don't quote me, but, lifetime boat builder kenneth may, built for someone else, started building his own-Kencrafts, saw a lot of them down south and guys that fished the ska on them used to see them at the ramps, that line became sea king, then he came out with may-craft. I looked at a few maycrafts and ken crafts for sale, nice boats. Maycrafts have an a lot of resemblance to the old sea-ox's, jones bros, parkers and maybe one other? Has been mentioned that some of these are actually out of the same molds? I couldn't confirm any of that, maybe someone else here can. I remember looking at a parker and a maycraft 23, they looked like sister boats in person and in pictures, but the parker had a slightly wider beam
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