1970 Starcraft 16' Super Sport walk thru

Matt gives a walk thru of his 1970 Starcraft 16' Super Sport. The boat has been in the family for roughly 30 yrs and had been sitting for 7-8 yrs at my brother's house. It was basically gifted to me in 2019 and since I've have done some work to it and made a few upgrades...
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[@lantryoutdoors]

Nice old school reminds me for being a kid. Also not out 90k or more.

[@ReignOfGlory]

Great looking boat, love all the work you’ve done….hoping to get my hands on an old Statcraft like this one sometime in the next few months

[@Reeser00]

Nice boat! I have the 68 that I’ve been restoring. They are solid old boats! Pretty dry ride.

[@StoutSportsmen]

Nice car salesman hair Matt! And that concrete floor is nice enough to eat off of!

[@haberdasherycollectible5715]

how wide is the beam on this it looks wide and stable

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

I'm doing a 1972 16 SS. Why not put your main battery in the back?

[@thechessman21able]

Weight should be kept low and center for best performance

[@Reeser00]

You are giving me ideas. Do the front cushions bounce around? Do you have them locking in somehow? I’m leaning against cushions because I don’t want to stand on them when casting? How do they work out for you?

[@mrbowerman]

they bounce a bit in anything over 2 waves while cruising. They stay put while on spot lock/fishing. I don't currently have anything holding them down although I've thought about using some heavy duty velcro. I do stand on the cushions quite often while fishing and the foam is holding up very well.