The End of the Sea Ray
Today I sold my pride and joy of the last two years… A proud new owner drove away with my Sea Ray Seville while I gave it a final wave goodbye. It was definitely a sad day but I’m happy to see the wonderful boat go to a good home. Hopefully it will give them as much trusty service as it has given me in the past. The boat helped countless friends learn how to wakeboard and sent several other friends into the air as often as possible. Being a boat owner is a great feeling and I’m sure that I will eventually own another boat, it will just be something with a little bigger wake! Although I outgrew the capabilities of the Sea Ray, it will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you to everybody that helped out with little things on it, and also everybody that came out and enjoyed the lake with me in the past.
2 Responses to “The End of the Sea Ray”
Tim,
I have an 87 Seville, she is a jewel purchased her 2 yaers ago with 250 original hours. Bad Addiction is her name (because boating is my bad addiction).
I am writing you regarding the tower and wakeboarding and how the boat handles etc. My Seville is 17′ with a Merc 3.0 135 hp. I run either a standard 3 blade prop, or for more hole shot I use the 4 blade sometimes.
Any insight, advice you can pass along regarding istalling a tower would be much appreciated.
Look forward to chatting with a fellow Seville owner.
Regards,
jeff Long
Hey Jeff, I’m sending you an email with more details about my old Seville. Take care.
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