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| Seaforth 25 Does anyone have information on a Seaforth 25, mfg by Precision in Texas, about 1980 or so? THanks |
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| From a friend regarding my own '79 Seaforth... Below is a little more history about your Precision Seaforth 24 (some may call it a 22). She was first built in Florida where Precision Boat Works is still located today. She was designed by a Steve Seaton. I suspect that he based his design upon Sam Crocker's Stone Horse 23 from the 1930's except that it wasn't quite as double-ended as the Seaton's Seaforth 24. Sam Crocker was a New England boat designer and sailor. His son, Sturgis Crocker, built his father's designs in the Crocker boat yard in Manchester-By-The-Sea, MA which is located near the North Shore area of Boston Interestingly, Edey & Duff of Mattapoisett, MA (about 10 miles east of New Bedford on Buzzards Bay in southern MA across the Bay (west) from Cape Cod ) manufactured a 23-foot Stone Horse sailboat which was a fiberglass replica copy of the 1930's Sam Crocker design. It looks very similar to your Precision Seaforth 24 except I think that it has more porthole vents and the transom does not round to a point-like end. Edey & Duff made about 150 of them from 1971 to the early 1980's. They still are in business today building about 4 types of classic New England small sailing vessels in Mattapoisett, MA. |
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