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Post by fishstink5 on Oct 1, 2019 19:55:40 GMT -6
I am looking to buy a used SV 2100 CC. I've read some comments on other forums suggesting that the quality of construction changed for the worse once Brunswick took over (2005?). Does anyone have an informed opinion on this? Thanks for your input.
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Post by gnrphil on Oct 1, 2019 20:13:24 GMT -6
I can't comment on boats before Brunswick took over but mine (an 07 Brunswick boat) is just fine, haven't had any structural problems or any unusual gel coat cracking or such, all the stainless is still in pretty good shape. It depends of course how it's been looked after by previous owners.
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Post by Juan on Oct 2, 2019 3:51:32 GMT -6
I'm betting whoever made that statement never owned a Sea Pro. The only "quality" concerns I can remember hearing about (and there were only a couple) were on the pre 1996 boats that included wood in the construction.
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catchersrock
Ensign
Posts: 548 
Location: Maiden NC
Sea Pro model and year: 2020 Sea Pro 228
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Post by catchersrock on Oct 2, 2019 5:56:16 GMT -6
I owned an '08 SV 1900 and had no quality issues with the boat. When I sold it, it was 11 years old and on its second motor and second trailer, but, everything Sea Pro was good as new.
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Post by fishstink5 on Oct 2, 2019 10:44:44 GMT -6
Thanks for all this good information.
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