Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

[sutor623]

It is a 14' and I want to take a look at it, but the owner says he doesn't know what year it is as he never got it titled. I know one of you Starcraft gurus know!!

http://harrisonburg.craigslist.org/boa/2535384223.html

 

[ezmobee]

Re: Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

Are you aware that's a fiberglass boat?

 

[etracer68]

Re: Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

If its under 30 years old, I forget what year they started, but there should be a HIN number in the starboard (right) side, upper corner of the transom. The last two numbers should be the year.

 

[sutor623]

Re: Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

Are you aware that's a fiberglass boat?

Why yes I am. Are you telling me this just so I know, or because you aren't partial to fiberglass boats?

 

[sutor623]

Re: Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

If its under 30 years old, I forget what year they started, but there should be a HIN number in the starboard (right) side, upper corner of the transom. The last two numbers should be the year.

Ok thanks, I will see if he can find it. I figured one of you hoss' would be able to tell just by the pics.

 

[ezmobee]

Re: Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

Why yes I am. Are you telling me this just so I know, or because you aren't partial to fiberglass boats?

Not makin' trouble or anything. Just that 95% of the Starcraft "gurus" on here have tinnies so I thought maybe that's what you were referring to and perhaps thought that's what this is. We're not so good at identifying the glassers. And no, fiberglass wouldn't be my first material choice for this style hull

 

[sutor623]

Re: Anyone know what year Starcraft this is??

Not makin' trouble or anything. Just that 95% of the Starcraft "gurus" on here have tinnies so I thought maybe that's what you were referring to and perhaps thought that's what this is. We're not so good at identifying the glassers. And no, fiberglass wouldn't be my first material choice for this style hull

Gotcha. Well thanks for your advice. Maybe Id better skip on this one. I have a 14' flatbottom aluminum with a 9.9 that I was going to trade (simply because I want weight capacity to allow for an onboard livewell. I guess Id better just keep my boat and save up and buy a bigger one that can allow for a livewell. Seems pretty silly to get rid of a good aluminum boat for a 'glasser ay?