Glastron Seaflite Seville
April 30, 2015
Illustration by Jim Ewing “Cabin-cruiser dazzle … dazzling performance … dazzling appointments.” The Seaflite Seville had it all. This 17-footer from the 1950s was the
Illustration by Jim Ewing “Cabin-cruiser dazzle … dazzling performance … dazzling appointments.” The Seaflite Seville had it all. This 17-footer from the 1950s was the
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