Found this on e-bay. Calling Jeff !!!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221303591248...84.m1438.l2649
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Found this on e-bay. Calling Jeff !!!!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221303591248...84.m1438.l2649
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Looks just like my first 377 which was a 1979 w/staggered 454s. As neat as it is, that price will be hard to get; lotta value there though.
As a kid, Scarab/Wellcraft was my introduction to offshore performance boats. We had a local dealer (Brenner Marine) that usually had a scarab or Nova in stock. I climbed all over them while Dad was dropping off his boat for service.
I loved the ~84 Kaama Scarab.
It had factory race hatches.
My Dad told me it was a useless boat because it wasn't "functional" without a sunpad...
There were a few big Scarabs that roamed the local waters.
I recall one named "Thumper" (big letters down the hullsides).
Last I saw it, it was in the boat graveyard.
I almost bought the 34' Scarab that Glassdave has now, but timing wasn't right.
I like that 377!
The cabin is larger than my apartment:o
What did you say to the guy Bobster?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat
He pulled the ad
Just my usual charming self:reddevil:
That explains itQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat
I believe the "thumper" you mentioned is being resurrected. I saw it out at woodtick a couple times and saw it running strong at the color cruise. Needs some definite restoration work but its running again.
Cool!!
That boat is one of the main reasons I took interest in offshore boats.
Nough said :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat
It still shows up for me when I click on his link above....
Just talked to Dave last night. The 34 sold to a guy near meQuote:
Originally Posted by Buoy
No kidding. That was a really nice boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scarab KV
Congrats to the new owner!